Japanese photographer Yasuhiro OGAWA presented a photo report “Tokyo - keeping a distance” at the “Another Dimension” in the Central Committee 19. The photographer began filming his “diary” on the streets, train stations, and shops of Tokyo on April 1, 2020, and this report became clear evidence of how the virus affected society.

Goro Miyashita presented his WINDOWS at the Festival of Contemporary Photography in the Central Committee19 Goro Miyashita lives in Tokyo near the railway. Probably, it was this fact that became the prerequisite for the creation of the WINDOWS photo series. At some point, the photographer’s observations of people on trains acquired a certain format. WINDOWS Tokyo's first project, WINDOWS Tokyo, won the 2017 New Cosmos of Photography Award. The author continued to work on this topic.

Sell ​​yourself! Can you hear? They are waiting. Sell ​​your vices, all your evil morals and sorrows. Sell ​​your shame and escape your torment. From my conscience and from shame before Them. Sell ​​yourself and trust, my friend, For the joys of the earthly His son. Let the mold cover the fence of your destiny in a heap! Let the sparkles of the eyes and the gaze of the night disturb us with their sad dew! And may your King, who bears the name of God, He will glorify your exploits before him.

Sato Takehiko, Okuyama Atsushi, Tsurusaki Moyuru, Hatsuzawa Ari are the winners of the annual competition in Japan in the “Promising Authors” category. Since all Japanese art, including photography, is distinguished by its originality and uniqueness, festival curator Andrei Martynov includes Japanese photography in the program year after year, maintaining and developing cultural ties with this country. Okuyama Atsushi (b. 1972), lives and works in northeastern Japan, in Iwate Prefecture.

Elena Khamasyan lives and works in sunny Los Angeles. When meeting the author, one feels openness to the world and trust in inner strength, which undoubtedly matters in the search for visual and semantic context. Being a graduate of the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology, the author perfectly demonstrates the close interaction between science and art and finds points of contact between these disciplines that are not obvious at first glance.

Life in the Westbeth house is far from the American gold standard, it is completely different. But it was precisely this difference and the desire to be among the same artists that the house gathered the entire creative bohemia of New York. The original residents of Westbeth are a vibrant, active group of people who have spent their lives challenging convention and dreaming of a better life. Now two thirds of them are between 60 and 100 years old.

You look at us, and we look at you. Well, which of us is in the theater? Viennese group at one of their performances On August 22, 1953, a strange procession set off from the Goethe monument in the center of Vienna. All its few participants were dressed in black clothes and had their faces painted white. In their hands they carried asters, chrysanthemums and candelabra with burning candles. They were accompanied by a flutist, whose flute was entwined with dark foliage.

Artificial metabolism: energy after taking into account external factors ( 75) The Strelka program The Terraforming is not anti-anthropogenic in the specific sense that it implies pro-anthropogenic intervention in the context of existing anthropogenic climate change. The goal is not to leave it unchanged, but to change course from destruction to resilience. The impulse to withdraw in the face of undoubted collapse is as helpless as it is understandable and predictable.

So, 14 years too late, I finally read the novel that my fandom friends had pointed out for many years as a must-read for lovers of Russian science fiction. This is “I, Hobo” by Sergei Zharkovsky (2006). It is worth noting that Sergei Zharkovsky generally wrote quite a bit, and he is known only for this novel, and such a phenomenon as a “writer of one book” is always curious. And here are my impressions.

At the end of September, Jaromir Hladik Publishing House will release Dmitry Garichev’s story “Boys”. In this story, Dmitry Garichev subjects the mythology of the “republic of scientists” to a kind of Golding experiment, observing the existence of a high and at the same time inevitably childish consciousness in the conditions of post-catastrophic humanitarian taxis - a world ruled, in which intellectuals live and fight with each other.

Nous sommes plus bolchevistes que les bolcheviques mêmes! Valerian Muravyov 1. Art is something that calls itself such and at the same time something that is supported by the infrastructure of artistic production. In the most general terms, this is how we can formulate the principle that determines the way art functions today. In this regime - institutional and nominalistic - not only contemporary art, but also the art of the past is forced to exist.

amazement secretive sunset, palisade the strings are shaken by the wind high voice eclipse window with a song of victory Persian cat and Mexican football Is there anyone here, barefoot, with the shadow of an antique cedar, whose name is Verb Close-minded?