AfishaA biweekly city magazineIndependent sourceMaterialsIssuesInfoFollow RIMA on Linkedin for news and collection updates.Found 153 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceAfisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009SPORTConstantly updated schedule - at afisha.ru/sportAfisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Exhibition of state prize nomineesFor the second year in a row, the state prize in the field of contemporary art “Innovation” seems to be specially selecting a shortlist in such a way that have as little as possible in common with the non-state Kandinsky Prize. For example, at Kandinsky, three emphatically politicized artists were included in the “Project of the Year” nomination: Alexey Belyaev-Gintovt, Dmitry Gutov and Boris Orlov.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Bride Wars115 ★★★ Gary Winick. Starring Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway, Chris Pratt, Bryan Greenberg, Candice Bergen. USA, 2009, dubbed Rom-Com for girls: friends become bitter enemies due to failure -Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Fantastic plasticThe great French ballerina Sylvie Guillem dances William Forsythe at the Golden Mask Festival. She began as a ballerina and brawler in the snobbish Parisian Opéra, continued around the world and by the mid-1990s had become a complete sacred monster. Everything that was worth trying was danced. Here she undressed in front of the lens and pressed the shutter herself - simply because, it seems, she was bored: there was no free space left for her in ballet, classical and modern.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Russian debut of an American opera starThe Philharmonic subscription “Stars of World Opera in Moscow” continues to show us for the first time artists whom we should have finally heard live for a long time. The stately beauty Jennifer Laremore was born in Atlanta, began her career in the late 80s in Europe and in the 90s she greatly succeeded, singing at all the main venues, from Paris to Salzburg. She returned home as a celebrity and in 1995 she made her debut at the Metropolitan Opera as Rosina in Rossini's The Barber of Seville.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Arrhythmic Finnish electronicsIn the pseudonym of the Finn Sasu Ripatti, one can hear a demarche against a clear beat: delay means “delay”, and by inventing such a nickname for himself, Ripatti makes it clear from the outset that his compositions will not be laid out smoothly along a rhythmic grid. The rhythm in Delay's tracks is often in a state of free flight, sometimes lagging behind the melody, sometimes, on the contrary, playing ahead of the curve.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009About orgasm - please, an honest story about orgasm, about soups - here you go, a well-written paragraph about soups, with a recipery." Look, prince, with a boar net) - well, in women's novels there should be “interesting” creatures with boar nets, this is also a convention of the genre that must be observed. The most dubious aspect of the novel is the concept of the “club”: the existence of a circle, a group of like-minded people.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Wednesday 18 MarchEugene Onegin by Tchaikovsky. Staged by Sergei Artsibashev. “New Opera”, 19.00 Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk by Shostakovich. Directed by Temur Chkheidze. Bolshoi Theatre, 19.00 All Mozart’s women do this . Directed by Alexander Titel. Theater named after Stanislavsky and Nemirovich-Danchenko, 19.00Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Bundles-showPhil Minton in “Home” The flush of a cistern, the rapid breathing of a tachycardic patient, the groan of a man being tortured - it’s hard to believe that all these sounds are made by the same person, but here he is: the respectable seventy-year-old Englishman Phil Minton, who seems to be able to master absolutely all vocal techniques, even ventriloquism.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Swede at the end of the tunnelcreative advisor Margarethe van den Bosch. Real fame came in the 2000s, when equally strong marketing was added to the design. Take, for example, the collaboration with important designers, which began in 2004: on the day of the launch of designer collections, there are kilometer-long queues outside stores from 6 am, and items are scattered in a few weeks and then resold at exorbitant prices on eBay. “That’s the idea,” says Margareta.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009[No Title]Vlad Piskunov, 21 years old Kristina Doga, 20 years old “I have worked in many different ways. Insurance agent, clothing salesman, music store. But I’m too lazy to work, I want to be a rock star. I have a group called Nail Puller. Cool line-up: forty-year-old dudes - thrash metalists from the Front team and me. I like to sing in the morning, when the girl leaves.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009GMGLeontyevsky lane, 2a/1, (495) 626 88 80 MOSCOW Pushkinskaya, Tue-Sat 12.00-20.00 Anna Parkina “Quiet corner of the field.” Painting, collage, until March 20Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Bride WarsGary Winick. Starring Kate Hudson, Anne Hathaway, Chris Pratt, Bryan Greenberg, Candice Bergen. USA, 2009, dubbed Liv (Hudson) and Emma (Hathaway) have been friends since early childhood and dream of getting married at the famous New York Plaza Hotel. One is a lawyer, the second is a teacher; one is blonde, the second is also blonde, but with black hair. Both have been saving money for the ceremony for years.Afisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009[No Title]and at the climax, the extras employee touches the passenger on the shoulder. Everyone is screaming regularly, some children and women are scared, but I really want only three things - for all this to end, for fresh air and a smoke. Monolith Productions/Warner Bros Interactive/ND GamesAfisha·№ 4 (244)·03/06/2009Apocalypse, woo"Watchmen", among other things, clearly illustrates the reasonable idea that a normal person will not dress up as a superhero “Watchmen” by Zack Snyder by Alan Moore In the fall of 1985, everyone is waiting for the end of the world. On TV, Nixon, who has been president for an extra 10 years, shakes his finger at the enemies of the United States; on another channel, Pat Buchanan talks about the likelihood of a nuclear attack from the completely brutalized Soviets.Previous123...11NextShow more