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From May 31 to June 4, the London gallery Lock In (Little Western Street, Brighton, BN12) hosted an exhibition of contemporary Russian (mainly St. Petersburg) artists, entitled Too careful in Brighton . Details very soon!

Next fall, the first issue of the journal “Sled” will be published, dedicated to the study of the experience of violence and domestic oppression. The issue will include poetic texts by Elena Fanailova, Elena Kostyleva, Lida Yusupova, Nikita Maria Levitsky, Oksana Vasyakina, Eduard Lukoyanov, Galina Rymbu and Konstantin Shavlovsky, as well as prose by Ilya Danishevsky, Tatyana Zamirovskaya, Denis Larionov and Margarita Meklina.

In the regular “Water Intake” section, Rech#port publishes a selection of poems by Yaroslav Golovan. Yaroslav Golovan was born in 1986 in Lvov, Ukrainian SSR. At the age of six months he was brought to Crimea, where he lives (in Yalta, until May 2009 - in the village of Gurzuf) to this day. Published in the magazine "Microlit". Also interested in Japanese poetry and writing haiku.

Rech#port presents to your attention a selection of texts by Dmitry Sopyryaev. Dmitry Sopyryaev was born in 1983 in Ulyanovsk. Graduated from Ulyanovsk State Technical University with a degree in Heat and Gas Supply and Ventilation. Currently working in the field of information technology as a software engineer. Dmitry answered several questions as a pre-publication notice. What do you think makes poetry modern? What makes poetry modern is non-poetry.

No, it can well be anything without losing the honor of belonging to the art of music, if it is not understood only as an applied art, intended only to delight the feelings of an audience tired of work and production. By allowing ourselves to listen to music without prejudice, with an open mind, heart, hearing, allowing it to be different and, accordingly, allowing ourselves to be different, we can get out into the vast expanses that hide unexpected finds and treasures.

Mikhail Zaborov SADOMORALISM Lacan compared Freud to Prometheus, who brought to humanity the fire of knowledge about the unconscious. One has to agree with Lacan's assessment, and yet I think Freudianism needs a revolution. The fact is that Freud and Freudianism studied only “continental” sex and did not “notice” just the ocean, the one in which life and sex originated and developed there for billions of years.