The mission of the “Beautiful Admiral” is to eliminate Razleboka, the eternal enemy of memorization, who fills the room with so many words when talking that even the Handsome Admiral has a presentiment of the proximity of hell. there is no other way, demon dogs are involved here, bringing salt and an agreement filled with a seal from melted mannequins - Cherkassky jerked his left leg and dropped a piece of ash on his jeans...

Sometimes I will present and review frankly SHIT works of contemporary artists/performance artists, regardless of the status and degree of recognition of a particular artist. I would like to start with several works—they will be discussed separately—from participants in the “Forma” youth culture festival, which is held annually.

After Granilshchikov became the laureate of the Kandinsky Prize in the “Young Artist of the Year” category, his works were repeatedly reviewed, the main reason for which was the exhibition in the Manege “Something will be lost” , held jointly with MediaArtLab.

Michel Klimin Society for the Distribution of Useful Books ( FB ) ( VK ) ( Telegram ) Reader's blog Kolesnikova, Alexandra Gennadievna. “Battle after victory”: the image of the enemy in Soviet feature films of the Cold War period [Text] / A.G. Kolesnikova. — Moscow: Russian state. Humanitarian University, 2015. - 231, [1] p. : ill., fax; 20 cm; ISBN 978-5-7281-1748-3: 100 copies.

On Thursday, June 2, the group Lean Left will perform in Moscow . Lean Left is, in fact, two duets, a collision of two elements of different nature, closely coexisting in the same space and being modified in the process of interpenetration. The first duo is Norwegian drummer Paul Nilssen-Love and American saxophonist Ken Vandermark. The second is Terry Hessels and Andy Moore, two guitarists of the anarcho-punk band The Ex (founded in 1979), known in various circles.

The famous Buddhist teacher Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche (known both for his books and for his directing, which he does under the name Khyentse Norbu ) with a short note for the Buddhist magazine Lion's Roar: about the movie as a metaphor for the Buddha's teachings about samsara, nirvana and life itself. Translated for FKI Suppose we were born in a cinema hall.

Card 1001 V.: Tell us about your poems. For example, I have long been interested in where about Wish You Were Here has been in my ears since the morning. The hero walks through the autumn city, listens to a Pink Floyd album, I think many have had this experience. A: And that's great. But that's why I don't like to talk about poetry. Wish You Were Here is generally difficult, but I’ll try to restore the flight of thought.

“Has contemporary art become global?” asks an art publication from the cover. It is not difficult to answer this question. A genius beyond good and evil, international cultural institutions pursue their global policy, are active and support talented artists.