We continue together with the Pilgrim platform to make network premieres of new Russian cinema.

“Social Hygiene”, a film from the Encounters experimental contest of the last Berlinal, is probably the most strange picture of this program. Filmed in a pandemic with compliance with a three -meter social distance, it looks like a post -dramatic theater played in green forest landscapes. A series of dialogs, more similar to monologues, in the elaborate manner sets out the history of the hero, proudly and, of goodwill, dropped to the tramp.

In the Nizhny Novgorod Arsenal, until June 27, the exhibition “Third Idea” was opened, dedicated to the centenary of an outstanding theoretical physicist and human rights activist Andrei Sakharov, who was brought into politics to the struggle to prohibit the testing of nuclear weapons. The author of the design of the exposition is a popularizer of the history of science and a museum designer, editor-in-chief of the literary and art almanac “Airship” and graphic designer Evgeny Strelkov .

The Remusik.org festival will end with a concert in the Great Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic © Marc Doraadzillo On June 2, in the Great Hall of the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, the closing concert of the St. Petersburg International Festival of New Music Remusik.org will be held for the first time. The German Ensemble Recherche team will present three world and four Russian premieres. Start at 20:00, tickets are sold on the website of the Philharmonic .

We continue to publish materials on the history of the Soviet and post -Soviet “parallel cinema”. Readers are offered another film from the archive of Gleb Aleinikov and the “blue phantom” . This film is a permanent response to the media changing time. The characters of the film do not live according to the law of dramaturgy, but according to the laws of reflection on what is happening in the endless "now" of the media space.

In 2010, the “New Publishing House” was published “Talking about the Russian ballet”-a book that became an event in the non-fiction market and instantly gained the status of bibliographic rarity. Eleven years later, Vadim Gaevsky and Pavel Gershenzon prepare the second edition of “Talking about the Russian Ballet”, which will be supplemented by dialogues recorded after 2010. Today we continue to publish fragments of a future book, kindly provided to the editors of the authors and publishers.

One of the leading painters of Israel, Jan Raukhverger was born in evacuation in Turkmenistan, began at the end of the sixties at the Shevchenko Kiev Art School and at the graphic department of the Moscow Polygraphic Institute, and then, already in the early seventies, acted as a student and follower of Vladimir Weisberg. In 1973 he was repatriated to Israel. He taught at the Avni Art School in Tel Aviv and the Jerusalem Academy of Arts "Bitsalel".

Preparing the first Moscow exhibition of Julia Aleshicheva © granted by the organizers of the exhibition "Girl from 1938: Embroidery in Life" On June 9, the Museum of Russian Lubka and Naive Art will open the first in Moscow of the personal exhibition of St. Petersburg artist Yulia Aleshicheva “Girl from 1938: embroidery with a length of life”.

Germany-Express organizes an online meeting with Jan Wagner © Goethe-Institut On June 1, at the online festival of German culture “Germany-Express” in the series “Online Portraits of Modern Poets”, the film “Fictional Wanders of Jan Wagner” will be shown, as well as a meeting with the poet Jan Wagner and translator Svyatoslav Gorodetsky. Start at 19:00, you can connect to the meeting at this link (by choosing the “live broadcast” option) or on the page of the German Express festival .

A historical film investigation about the victims of the Gulag was released © Vladlena Savenkova On May 27, Für Unsere und Ihre Rechte (Berlin) and the international memorial* (Moscow) presented a historical film-investigation “surviving”-the stories of young people who are trying to find out the fate of their ancestors who have become prisoners of the Gulag during the period of Stalin's repressions.

Festival "Pisks | Art-Vo-Revolution "will last from July to September © Ignat Kozlov Misha Most. Pisks 10 000.2017 This year, the Festival of Modern Culture "OTKS | Art-Vo-Revolution ”in the city of Proks of the Nizhny Novgorod Region, which was previously held in a three-day format, will take place within three weekends: July 9-11, August 27-29 and September 24-26.

A school of literary criticism will open in Yasnaya Polyana © Museum-Estate L.N. Tolstoy "Yasnaya Polyana" Until July 4, applications are accepted for training at the Literary Critics School named after Valentin Kurbatov, which is created under the estate of Leo Tolstoy “Yasnaya Polyana” in the Tula region. 20 young writers will study at the school.

The Immersive exhibition "Last March" will be held in Moscow © Naum Medova, Nikita Shokhov Naum Medova, Nikita Shokhov. Frame from the video installation "Last March" Moscow. Film group: Anna Kortyukova, Victoria Chernyavskaya On May 29, the exhibition “Last March” will open in the space of the Moscow Art Platform Cube.moscow-an immortal project on the tragedy of millions of prisoners of war who missed during the Second World War.

Wonderful stories about the second birth of a musical work, at first not too heard by the public, but still waiting for his ideal performer, and with him-deserved success, are also possible in our time. Symphony for soloists, choir, organ and orchestra “Holy Winter of 1949” is a large -scale canvas written, scared to say, in the last millennium, although its author, the St. Petersburg classic of postmodernism Leonid Ten, is still going to bow on the scene in white sneakers.