Lyubov Petrovna Arkhipova is the director of international exhibitions at the Sokolniki Exhibition and Convention Center, in particular, the director of the All-Russian horse exhibition “Equiros”. Born in the city of Selidovo, Donetsk region, in a family of economists. Graduated from the Moscow Pedagogical Institute. At the beginning of her career, she worked as a kindergarten teacher for three years. She loves her grandson. “A grandson is a gift,” she says.

This year, the RIPOL Classic publishing house published a book by writer and activist Alexey Tsvetkov, “Cinemarism.” In it, he examines cinema not from the point of view of its artistic value, but in the context of the economic and social relations of modern capitalism, which determine the entire process and final product of any film production.

On January 31, the exhibition of Moscow artist Andrei Kuzkin “The Gift of Oblivion or the Formula of an Empty World” opens at the TsTI Factory. In 2018, Andrey Kuzkin received a workshop at the Factory as part of the “Factory Workshops” program. Session V". We are still alive only because we know how to forget. Not to remember, not to think, not to try to understand what cannot be understood... How, for example, can one comprehend horror?

Lida Yusupova is the author of three poetry books “Irasaliml”, “Ritual C-4” (pronounced: “ritual si-fo”) and “Dead Dad” and a book of prose “Love Has Four Hands” (together with Margarita Meklina). Winner of the 2017 “Difference” poetry prize for the book “Dead Dad.” In 2016 she was the AATSEEL (American Association of Slavic Studies) Guest Poet of the Year. Publications in the magazines “Air”, “Mitin Magazine”, “Modern Poetry in Translation”, “St. Petersburg Review” and others.