AfishaA biweekly city magazineIndependent sourceMaterialsIssuesInfoFollow RIMA on Linkedin for news and collection updates.Found 123 materialsBy relevanceOldest firstNewest firstBy relevanceAfisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014"Night of Music"A large-scale campaign to popularize classical music and not only the CITY “Night of Music” is a conditional name. Musicians will perform at 250 venues in the city from noon until late evening. People with musical instruments will be literally everywhere, from the House of Music, the Moscow Conservatory and the Philharmonic to concert venues and libraries in remote sleeping areas. Admission to any concert is, of course, free.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014[No Title]Musician and producer Oleg Nesterov rents two premises in the former Pravda Palace of Culture. The Snegiri label occupies Beria’s former recreation room, and the Pravda-Production studio sits in the attic, where at one time there was a cutting and sewing circle, and then a rep base for the Resurrection group. So, according to the owner, the place is sacred.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014Vasily Shukhaev in MMSI on PetrovkaWed 24/09 — Sun 23/11 Retrospective of an underrated master of the Silver Age EXHIBITIONS Vasily Shukhaev is not a very well-known artist in Russia, partly because in 1937 he was convicted under Article 58 and exiled to Kolyma. Since 1947, he lived in Georgia; for obvious reasons, his exhibitions were not held in the USSR, and his early works of the 20s were gathering dust in storage rooms.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014BatmanAlthough we know about Iron Man and Guardians of the Galaxy thanks to Marvel and Disney, the most famous superhero remains the Dark Knight. Stories about billionaire vigilante Bruce Wayne have been published since 1939.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014[No Title]Romcom about another attempt at friendship between a man and a woman The main plot conflict in the film “Friendship and no sex?” prudently included in the title From Thu 02/10 ## “Friendship and no sex?” Michael Dawes ### MOVIE Disappointed in love, medical student Wallace swears off falling in love, but, as luck would have it, he immediately meets the girl of his dreams. However, the girl has a promising groom.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014Alan MooreAlan Moore Ito , the author of the comics Watchmen, V for Vendetta, From Hell and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, looks like a mad scientist, or at least a woodsman. achievements Alan Moore influenced the genre of adventure novel and a good dozen other authors, is considered one of the 50 most influential people in British literature and hates film adaptations of his works.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014“The task of understanding why grown men adore ponies fell on the shoulders of scientists who have already created the entire discipline of brony study.”indistinguishable on a surface level. To put it in a very crude way to explain how ultra-irony works, imagine that you are demonstrating to others that you love something absurd that is not designed for your feelings—for example, your toothbrush. You don’t laugh at her at all, but love her in all seriousness. Your situation is aggravated by the fact that you are not able to explain to yourself the reason for this love, but in general your condition does not go beyond the norm.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014Sergey SuponevGeek Dictionary who TV presenter of several iconic children's programs of the 90s: a sports quiz for primary schoolchildren “Call of the Jungle”, “Starry Hour” for those who are older, and “Dandy - a new reality”, thanks to which hundreds of thousands of Russian children learned about set-top boxes, in the sense of game consoles.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014[No Title]Artem Trakhanov, creator of the comic “Undertow”: “For me—as an artist and as a reader—webcomics fall into two broad categories: humorous and artistic. Humorous strips are noticeably isolated from other comics, have an easy barrier to entry and are rarely burdened with big artistic claims.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014NavelA dream of reason in the world of YouTube videos, episodes of cartoons and TV series turned into a game of associations. Navel is a genre of Internet video in which the author puts together a psychedelic collage of hundreds of images, adds unusual sounds, turns up the brightness to maximum, in general, digests everything into a strange substance (from English - roor).Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014“Love for the Three Zuckerbrins” by Pelevin as a sermon into the voidThe narrator inherits from his uncle a large box filled with old books and brochures on esotericism, learns meditation, grows a third eye and becomes clairvoyant. Day after day, it infiltrates the minds of ordinary people, forcing them to make small decisions that actually determine the fate of the universe.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014Hoovians“What do they call us?” - asks a Doctor Who fan on a fan page for the series. A thread of several thousand comments tells a dramatic story of the search for one’s own identity on Russian soil, but it turns out that they are still Hoovians. A seemingly funny question is actually an important discussion: global fan communities with their own traditions and rules simply cannot help but have a generally accepted sonorous name associated with the original work.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014[No Title]It seems that this season there is not a single thing that is not influenced by sports, even regular pants are now a hybrid of dress pants and sweatpants . They can definitely be worn to the theater, combined with a loose jacket, and the issue of choosing a belt becomes irrelevant. SUBJECTS: ANASTASIA BATASHOVAAfisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014ChiptuneMusic with a characteristic sound synthesized by the processors of game consoles or computers is popular not only among adherents of the now almost dissolved demoscene, but also beyond it: for example, chiptune is actively woven into their sound by the Swedish heavy metallers Machinae Supremacy.Afisha·№ 17 (377)·09/19/2014Boxing club "October"Boxing is popular again. Fashionistas are opening fight clubs with vitamin bars. "Afisha" compared them with an ordinary club in the area TEXT: MAXIM MARTEMYANOV/GQ — What is your level? Have you been in the ring before? - Elena Malova, the founder of the first of the new fashionable boxing clubs, Oktyabr, asks over the phone.Previous123...9NextShow more