
The festival program includes performances by the authors who created the language of new poetry in the early 1990s: poets of Sergey Gandlevsky, Timur Kibirov and Dmitry Vodennikov.
Poets of the 90s. Solo. Sergey Gandlevsky reads his poems
16: 00–16: 40, main scene
Poets of the 90s. Solo. Timur Kibirov reads his poems
16: 40–17: 20, main scene
Poets of the 90s. Solo. Dmitry Vodennikov reads his poems
17: 20-18: 00, main scene
At the Island-1991 festival, a special show “Events” will be held, the famous documentary of Sergei Loznitsa about the three dramatic days of the August Putch of 1991 in Leningrad. A quarter of a century later, the director turns to an event that has entered modern European history as the moment of "the birth of Russian democracy."
Trolleybus No. 4320
A symbol of victory over the putsch is a heroic trolleybus that participated in victory and was injured during the assault on the barricades. Twenty-five years later, he again with us: during the festival, the trolleybus will turn into an art object. In his salon, you can see a unique video shot by the artist and architect Alexander Brodsky, to make a virtual trip to Moscow in 1991.
On August 19, 1991, while working on the route “B”, the trolleybus No. 4320, together with other cars, was stopped and used as a barricade on Tchaikovsky Street. The trolleybus was damaged as a result of the assault on the BMP barricade. In 1992, the only preserved copy of the “barricade” trolleybuses was located on the territory of the Central Museum of the Revolution of the USSR. Today, the trolleybus No. 4320 is on the responsible storage in the branch of the 6th trolleybus park of Mosgortrans.
11: 00–21: 00, territory of Park Museon
“Advertising of the 90s. Rollers, slogans and plots. All that is worth knowing about the first decade of advertising in Russia "
The Firma agency and the host Andrei Savelyev show commercials that are included in the cultural code of the era, and talk about the plots standing behind them.
13: 00–13: 45, main scene
At the Island-1991 festival, a special show “Events” will be held, the famous documentary of Sergei Loznitsa about the three dramatic days of the August Putch of 1991 in Leningrad. A quarter of a century later, the director turns to an event that has entered modern European history as the moment of "the birth of Russian democracy."
13: 00-13: 45, small scene