Exhibition exposition The first autumn exhibition of DiDi Gallery included a number of unofficial artists of the second wave of the Russian avant-garde - the period between the 50s and 80s. The exhibition is eclectic and includes works by Moscow and Leningrad nonconformists, abstractionists and primitivists. They created their own independent aesthetics; their creative search was free and unfettered. Many of them were united by spiritualism, which then had very strong revolutionary potential.

The Culture and Education Department of the British Embassy in Moscow invites Russian organizations planning joint projects with British performers in Russia during the period from December 1, 2019 to February 29, 2020, to take part in the Year of Music grant program.

“Kuznetsov rises up the stairs angry at the delayed dog imagines what he would be like if my name was Gleb" F. Swarovsky One of my friends, while I was in Rome, wrote to me that she was trying to imagine herself as Japanese, and thought that she would feel completely different if she did. And she asked me the same thing: had I ever thought about it? I replied that, of course, I thought so. Indeed, this topic has been interesting to me for a long time. Is it even possible to become/be different ?

PROLOGUE I somehow found myself in a situation that I hate: you arrange a meeting with a person, at the last moment he writes about force majeure and postpones it for 2 hours. So I’m standing on Bolshaya Vasilkovskaya and thinking where to go. It’s not a long way home from the center, and sitting for two hours in “Ander Wander” is boring and wasteful. So I decided to take a walk along Khreshchatyk, drink coffee from Brown Cup and think about the mortal and the sublime.

Be that as it may, the thoughts that came into Takashi's head were always completely useless - and, due to their uselessness, he could not get them out of his head. For example, he was concerned about the shape of letters when a sheet of blotting paper was applied to newly written text. When the paper is lifted from the page, the letters turn over like acrobats on a trapeze, don't they? Takashi longed to see these acrobatic feats in a space less than one micron.