Perhaps the best way to bury a philosophical concept is to make it extremely popular. This happened with many postmodern terms, in which the ordinary meaning was fixed along with the original meaning. And in some places the intuitive understanding of postmodern concepts overpowers the author’s. In the “Dictionary of Postmodernism” section, Insolarance will try to separate everyday intuitions from philosophy and demonstrate the real depth of the ideas of postmodernists.

Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited while imagination covers the whole world, stimulating progress, giving rise to evolution. Albert Einstein Night. The city sleeps, wrapped in the kindness of quilts of caresses. Tired of worries, he lay down snoring. Smiling in a dream to the squeals on the carousels, millions of pupils compete at speed.

The Metenkov House team shares the most interesting competitions for photographers and artists every month in digest format. Do you want to compete with advertising posters on the streets of Cologne with your works? Or maybe add a publication in a German independent photo magazine to your portfolio? How about getting various profits from the Bird in Flight website? We hand over passwords and appearances.

My work explores the historical context of ballet: its movement away from a strictly codified classical form into an experimental practice. One of the founders who shaped the new aesthetics and unique politics of the movement was the choreographer, dancer and teacher Mikhail Fokin (1880-1942). Mikhail Mikhailovich is the author of memoirs and articles about ballet (“Against the Current”). He staged more than 80 one-act ballets and more than 50 numbers.

Personal exhibition of Natalia Smolyanskaya “The color of the air is red” (TsTI Fabrika, 2018) photo - Andrey Kachalyan For the international left-wing intellectual community, the past 2018 was marked by the half-century anniversary of the revolutionary events of 1968. The protests of 1968 are a worldwide struggle of a generation of young freedom-loving people who grew up after the Second World War against capitalism, bureaucracy, puritanical morality and the society of the spectacle.

"A Quiet Evening of Dance", William Forsythe, Sadler's Wells London The magnificent English theater Sadler's Wells is back at the Chekhov Festival. In the summer of 2015, he managed to be imprinted in the memory of Muscovites with Sylvia Guillem’s farewell project “Life Goes On,” among whose choreographers was William Forsyth.

With gratitude, To Yannis and Anna Daxne Rositten, Rezitsa, Rezekne - the buzzing of a bee is replaced by a sting - the tip hurts, penetrates the skin - you can’t get it out without a doctor: a replacement for a simple whistle. The loop of sound is the freeway of language—the lazy gait of history. Age is dialect, progress is displacement, rushing vowels are bushy consonants, mind is fog, strength is brevity, ellipsis is god. Rezitsa, Rezekne, Rositten. Rezekne, Rositten, Rezitsa.