© Lorraine Turci / Blank Wall Gallery The first line of each of these poems is a fragment of text from the “Name Day” section of the Calend.ru website.

In April, the second issue of samizdat about cinema “K!” was released. Before starting it, we decided that we wanted to leave independence and freedom to each author, so we came up with our own editorial system. "Chinese Girl" (1967), dir. Jean-Luc Godard Every episode of “K!” - a project with a new assembly. Those responsible for any given aspect of the work vary from release to release. Thanks to this, editorial members can relate their skills to different roles: author, editor, coordinator.

it was a rainy summer I'm standing at the fence on Red Square always to the forehead it was possible to pass if you are an idle passerby rebel peasant dissenter but now they're cooking here some kind of fair or private ticketed show in the most visible place I'm standing at the fence and suddenly like Dostoevsky always suddenly I'm surrounded by five men in the form one of them has a round face quite round like the moon with baby cheeks on old postcards he says what do you have?

in the absence of people cleaning the apartment in the absence of people think about others in the absence of people knead the clay and you sculpt, and you sculpt, and you sculpt from this clay - other others will be burned and then another life in the presence of others pollinate the apartment in the presence of others think for others in the presence of others you're burying a mine and you wait, and you wait, and you wait when does she fuck No others who's lips I wish I could gave