
At the Moscow Brothers Lumiere photographs at the newly opened exhibition of the work of the American photographer Jok Sturges "Without embarrassment 2.0", one of the exhibits doused with odorous liquid. It is reported by Kommersant.
The exhibition for the public was open on Friday. Immediately after the incident, the guard led a man in women's clothing from the hall. What kind of liquid was unknown. One of the companions of the detainee told the publication that was not poured, as eyewitnesses counted, but "some kind of chemistry."
The lawyer of the Center Alexei Karnov told Medusa that a person was detained and delivered to the Yakimanka OP.
"Police officers detained a man who poured a picture at the exhibition in the center of Moscow. He was previously brought to administrative responsibility for a similar offense 47-year-old citizen," the press service of the capital's head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs said . A protocol on an administrative offense was drawn up on the detainee under Art. 20.1 Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism).
In turn, the activist of the pro -Kremlin movement SERB Igor Brumel said that several members of the group were detained at the exhibition, including Alexander Petrunko, who attacked the exhibition last time. “A lawyer is going to him. The rest were lowered,” Brumel said.
On November 27, the curator of the Lumier Brothers Center Natalya Grigoryeva-Litvinskaya announced the opening of the exhibition "Without embarrassment 2.0". According to her, the Investigative Committee, after an almost year of the audit, refused to institute criminal case on child pornography in connection with the previous exhibition.
The examination showed that the photographs presented at the exhibition "belong to the category of artistic values and are not pornography." According to experts, the pictures “demonstrate the creation of artistic images that are not aimed at stimulating sexual attraction,” and photographs caused a violent reaction from that part of the audience, “in which hypertrophied public temperament came into a dangerous resonance with ignorance”.
“It seems to me that everything is terrible behind. The law is on our side. There were several examinations, and smart, wise people wrote the whole truth. No one excludes the human factor, that is, we will increase the protection, but there is no sense of fear,” said Grigoryeva Litvinskaya.
The exposition included 32 photos of the families of nudists from France, the USA and Ireland, whom Styurges shot since the 1970s. The same photographs were exhibited in the center in September 2016. The exposition of the new exhibition includes media publications about last year's events and investigative documents.
The work of Sturges is portrayed "female nature during periods of puberty and before him." The exhibition of his photographs opened in the center of Lyumier on September 8, 2016 and was supposed to last until October 30. However, on September 24, a member of the Federation Council Elena Mizulina demanded to close the event . She stated that in the actions of the organizers there was a corpus delicti, and promised to contact the prosecutor general Yuri Chaika so that he would organize an audit on the fact of the exhibition.
Later on the same day , the children's Ombudsman Anna Kuznetsova agreed with the prosecutor’s office to check the Lumieri Center. Unlike Mizulina, however, she accused the organizers of the exhibition not of a criminal offense, but of an administrative offense.
On September 25, 2016, the militants of the Russian Officers organization forced the administration of the Lumiery Center to close the Sturges exhibition ( 

During the press conference, Petrunko doused several exhibits with a liquid from a plastic bottle. It was reported that it was urine. However, the Serbovets himself denied this, saying that there was a medical mud from the Crimea in the bottle. On September 26, 2016, the judge of the Zamoskvoretsky District Court of Moscow Alexei Kaveshnikov found Petrunko guilty of part 1 of Article 20.1 of the Code of Administrative Offenses (petty hooliganism) and arrested for seven days .
On September 28, 2016, Grigoryeva-Litvinskaya stated that the work of the exhibition "without embarrassment" may resume if its safety is ensured. “I would really like this, but I need to reassure public opinion. When nothing will threaten the exhibits of the exhibition, I will definitely open it. So far, unfortunately, I don’t have to talk about it,” she said. - If there is a threat to the center, employees and exhibits, I will not do this. For the same reason, I closed it. "