The school "What to do" is a set of students

Until September 7, in St. Petersburg, a second set of students is held in the school of involved art “what to do” for the school year 2014-2015. The training is free.

The school program is focused on actively practicing artists and is formed on the basis of interdisciplinary connections between different fields of knowledge and practices - sociology and choreography; urbanism and poetry; activism and art history; gender research and theory of drama; Performative practices and media research, which form a single context of contemporary art.

The main task of the school is the formation of a community involved in the processes of public dialogue on all acute issues of the formation of society.

The course is also built as practical preparations for continuing education at the MA (Magister of Fine Arts) level. The school will provide its graduates with letters of recommendation, and orient them in matters of continuing their training.

The beginning of classes September 30th. School training is free, 15 nonresident students can be provided with scholarships that cover the road to St. Petersburg and vice versa, as well as accommodation in one of the hostels of the city.

The application form is given on the website of the school "What to do."

Basic teaching:

• Tutors: Artists from the group “What to do” - heron Olga Egorova , Dmitry Vilensky and Nikolai Oleinikov
• Bodily practices (movement and choreography): Nina Gasteva
• History of modernist art: Andrey Fomenko
• Poetic/Critical letter: Alexander Skidan
• Fundamentals of aesthetic theory: Artem Magun

In addition, the school is taught by invited foreign and Russian experts in the field of contemporary art and social sciences.