A piece of board, a piece of plywood, a fragment of tile, scraps of wallpaper, chair legs and cheap gilded frames - as is known from the experiments of Kurt Schwitters, all this is an ideal material for creating total avant-garde installations.

WHAT IS A MYTH?

I was looking at you I didn’t see behind the matte film Nothing No execution didn't make a knock - Nothing. The sun has faded before dawn, leaving your shoulder warm. Hair after crops - touch them hot. At bird's height sitting - you don’t call. Why don't you ask about Fear and Greatness? Why don't you cry? what is not the reason - brand new wolf pack in common sheepskin? The eye turns away. My head is with you. Malignant spree - I wish I could hurry up lights out.

The message, which goes under the title “The Joy of Homophobia,” does not seek to eliminate or suppress in one way or another the issue of physical and symbolic violence, nor does it seek to neutralize gender and sexual issues. But, indeed, the question is raised in relation to the abstraction of “rights”, which in essence are something that itself requires various investments and efforts rather than something that gives them to farmer.

"TP-05" during testing at the test site in Ramenskoye. Photographer unknown. In 1979, development of an electromagnetic levitation train, also known as Maglev, began in the Moscow region. The tests were carried out at the test site in Ramenskoye. At that time, besides it, there were only 2 similar sites in the world - in Japan and Germany. Soviet science kept pace with the times. In total, several prototypes were created. One of them, designated "TP-05", is shown in the photograph.

An excerpt from the recently published book by Theodor Shanin, professor and president of the Moscow Higher School of Social and Economic Sciences, “ An Inconvenient Class. Political sociology of the peasantry in a developing society: Russia, 1910-1925 ." It is devoted to the study of Russia at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th centuries as a developing country for which the peasantry was the most important factor in social transformation.

Mikhail Shemyakin about the contemporary art market from the documentary film “Mikhail Shemyakin. Then means never.” Professionalism is very necessary, and today it is simply not recognized. For example, the director of the Whitney Museum, where only American artists are exhibited, said that their professional artists are of very little interest. And I’m only interested in dynamics, sex and everything related to modern technology. Today the principle of pleasure is different.

More than ten years have passed since Shirasaka Saburo studied furniture design at New York's Cooper Union, but since returning to Japan he has had no desire to open a store. Due to his peculiar artistic temperament, he did not care about modern furniture trends, and he secluded himself in a workshop in Kaminoge, where he created graceful and elegant works of art, not caring at all about anything else.