Artists learn to scream in St. Petersburg

Exhibitions, exhibitions... All the characters are sparkles. :))

This is almost according to Sergei Shnurov, but he did not manage to go to this exhibition... And why did he give it up? Every St. Petersburg resident (including Shnurov) knows that if entry to an event is free, then, as a rule, it is either a prolongation of someone’s interests, or the art of beginners, which is of no interest to anyone except the authors and organizers themselves.

I went to the street art exhibition " Voice of the Streets ", which is still held in "Etazhi" on the ground floor. Admission is free.

I’ll try to divide what I saw into JUICY CHEESE CAKES (if the word “cheesecake” already makes you sick, then I recommend mentally replacing this word with “dried fruit”) and FECAL SAUCES (well, sorry, I can’t help you with that).

Pros (aka cheesecakes):

- Good mood

— Having been inspired by viewing the exhibited works, a desire appears to create something new (not necessarily in the genre of street art). If you don’t have this desire, go to this exhibition again. There is still time.

Cons (aka "sauces"):

— It would be nice to attach an “author’s transcript” to some of the exhibited works, otherwise it is sometimes difficult to understand the essence of the “masterpiece.”

— Many significant works were removed at the direction of the Etazhi directorate or by the artists themselves. It's not clear why they did this? Probably for self-PR.

Therefore, hurry up to see the remaining historical works before they are removed!

— If you decide to come to this exhibition with friends after drinking a lot of tea, then keep in mind that there is no toilet on the first floor of the “Floors”. And if he’s really desperate, you’ll have to look for him for about 20 minutes in the same building. Let me simplify the problem: the toilet is on the 5th floor. And don’t be afraid to walk in the dark (this dark room will solemnly greet you with sudden lighting).