Poster

CLUBS

Fun Lovin' Criminals. This American funk and hip-hop team was formed in 1993 in New York. The founders of the group were vocalist and guitarist Huey Morgan, drummer Steve Borovini and Brian Leiser, nicknamed Fast, playing keyboards and harmonica. Fun Lovin' Criminals are equally influenced by funk, hip-hop, rock, blues and cult movie music, and borrow their name from New York street graffiti artists. “B1 Maximum” , February 15, 21.00.

Petr Nalich , the author of the popular Guitar video on the Internet, will perform at the Ikra club, February 15, 21.00.

Alexey Kortnev and the group “Accident” will play at the “Golden Dolphin” festival on the main stage of Gostiny Dvor , February 15, 19.30.

"Khoronko-orchestra". February 15 at the Concert club, 21.30, and February 16 at Artefaq , 23.00.

Dolphin gives his first performance in six months. February 16 at the Orange club, 20.00.

“Paperny TAM” will sing new songs from the album “Spring”. February 17 at Artefaq , 22.00.

CONCERTS

State Academic Big Symphony Orchestra named after. Tchaikovsky, Chamber Choir under the direction of conductor Vladimir Minin and soloist Evgeniy Muravyov (soprano). The program includes Stabat Mater for choir and orchestra by Verdi, Gloria for soloists, choir and orchestra by Poulenc, Liturgy of St. John Chrysostom Rachmaninov. Great Hall of the Conservatory , February 15, 19.00.

Symphonic Chapel of Russia , conductor Valery Polyansky, performs motets a cappella by Brahms, motets a cappella by Richard Strauss and Symphony No. 9 by Mahler. Great Hall of the Conservatory , February 17, 19.00.

“Triumph of Jazz”: Lee Konitz Trio (USA), Gonzalo Rubalcaba Quintet (Cuba-USA), David Goloshchekin (violin), Igor Butman Big Band , Sergei Chernyshov (vibraphone). House of Music , February 17, 19.00.

Harry Grodberg (organ). The program includes an organ mass by Bach. Tchaikovsky Concert Hall , February 17, 19.00.

MOVIE

“My blueberry nights” (France - Hong Kong, 2007). Directed by Wong Kar-wai. Starring Norah Jones, Jude Law, David Strathairn, Tim Roth, Natalie Portman, Ed Harris and others. A young lady (Norah Jones) travels across America in search of the meaning of life and true love, but along the way she discovers much more. The overseas debut of the Hong Kong director, who in the mid-90s was considered almost the most important visionary on the planet, and today, offensively straightforward, uses all his signature techniques and plots on US material. “35 MM”, “Horizon”, “Cinema Center”, “Five Stars”, “Five Stars on Novokuznetskaya”, “Rolan”, “Formula Cinema Europe”.

“PS I love you” (USA, 2007). Directed by Richard La Gravenese. Starring Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, Lisa Kudrow, Gina Gershon, James Marsters, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Kathy Bates, Dean Winters and others. An adaptation of the planetary bestseller by a young writer (and also the daughter of the Prime Minister of Ireland) Cecilia Ahearn about a young widow (Hillary Swank) who begins to receive letters in the mail from her now deceased husband, in which he gives her instructions about her future life and convinces her to believe in herself. . “Horizon”, “Karo-Film on Kurskaya”, “Kinomir”, “Kinocenter”, “Kronverk Cinema MDM”, “October”, “Five Stars”, “Five Stars on Novokuznetskaya”, “Rolan”, “Cinema Star RIO” ", "Arrow", "Formula Cinema Europe", "Artistic".

"99 francs" (France, 2007). Directed by Jan Kunen. Starring Jean Dujardin, Jocelyn Quivrin, Patrick Mille, Vahina Giocante, Elisa Tovati, Nicholas Marie, Dominic Bettenfeld and others. A film adaptation of the famous book by the French bon vivant and cynic Frederic Beigbeder, made by the author of the cult “Doberman”. The main character - the obvious alter ego of the author of the novel - is torn between true great love and corporate ethics. “Horizon”, “Karo-Film on Kurskaya”, “Cinema Center”, “October”, “Five Stars”, “Cinema Star RIO”, “Cinema-Park on Kaluzhskaya”, “Formula Cinema Europe”.

“The Vanished Empire” (Russia, 2008). Directed by Karen Shakhnazarov. Starring Alexander Lyapin, Lydia Milyuzina, Yegor Baranovsky, Ivan Kupreenko, Armen Dzhigarkhanyan, Olga Tumaikina, Vladimir Ilyin and others. A nostalgic drama about a love triangle, which develops in the late 70s of the last century - a time when no one could have imagined that the Soviet Union would simply not exist in ten years. “Barricades” 20.05, “Karo-Film on Kurskaya” 17.35, 19.45, 21.55, 0.05, 2.15, “October” 19.30, 0.05, “Pioneer” 19.20, “Five Stars” 19.00, “Five Stars on Novokuznetskaya” 19.25, “Roland” » 21.05, “Cinema Park on Kaluzhskaya” 18.50, “Drummer” 19.45, “Formula Cinema Europe” 21.10, “Artistic” 19.30.

EXHIBITIONS

"Nest". For the first time, the Gnezdo group presents in one exhibition space all the projects implemented over five years, from 1974 to 1979, by artists Mikhail Fedorov-Roshal, Victor Skersis, Gennady Donskoy. They are considered pioneers in the field of happenings and performances in Russia, who significantly influenced the further development of Russian art in the last quarter of the 20th century. NCCA , from February 15 to March 2.

"Here and now." Ed Ruscha, Richard Prince, Stephen Parrino, Banksy and others. The “Here and Now” project opens with an exhibition of the same name, introducing the Russian viewer to the iconic figures of Western contemporary art. You can see works by contemporary Western artists, which undoubtedly belong to the category of collectibles. Gallery "Regina" ("Winery") , until February 29.

Alexander Sigutin, Vladimir Anzelm. "Guest workers of the spirit." This is not the first joint project of two authors who have long worked in close collaboration among artists of the so-called South Russian wave, well known by such names as V. Koshlyakov, Y. Shabelnikov, S. Shekhovtsov. In this project, painting coexists with sculpture. Sigutin's monumental canvases from the "Prorisi" series convey the schemes of famous icon painting subjects - from the "Trinity" to the "Assumption". In contrast to the white canvases, Anselm’s chamber and heavy sculptures made of pressed charcoal reflect the objective world often found in the backgrounds of works of sacred art. Gallery Pop/off/art , until February 23.

Alexander Drevin and Nadezhda Udaltsova. "Despite the era." More than 60 unique works from private collections, as well as paintings from the collection of the Tretyakov Gallery by expressionist artists of the 1920s and 1930s by Alexander Drevin and Nadezhda Udaltsova. Drevin was called the Russian Van Gogh. In 1938, he was executed at the Butovo training ground. And his wife, Nadezhda Udaltsova, in the 20s was part of the group of so-called Amazons of the Russian avant-garde. Gallery "Nashchokin's House" , until February 25.

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