Masks Silence in the subway car at midnight, when he suddenly stood between stations. There is a cough and an electric hum, and a train passes in the distance. It seems that all the heaviness of the day fell away along with the rumble of the train. Just a couple more minutes, or a dozen, and you can change your mind about life and dreams, and see the faces of rare neighbors. But the metro is not a theater, and after thirty seconds of the fairy tale you plunge into the same roar.

Russian Artist Yulia Brodskaya creates stunning 3D handmade illustrations using only colorful strips of paper and glue. Yulia Brodskaya is a highly regarded paper artist and illustrator. She uses two simple materials-paper and glue, and a simple technique that involves the placement of carefully cut and bent strips of paper — to make lush, vibrant three-dimensional paper artworks.

The Baza Institute is opening enrollment for Sergei Sapozhnikov’s personal workshop “Project Photography”. This experimental program will allow young artists not only to study the history of photography, but to learn how to use it within their artistic practice. The director of the Baza Institute, Svetlana Baskova, and the artist Sergei Sapozhnikov talk about how a camera frees up an artist’s hands and why it’s worth visiting printing laboratories.