PROGRAMME
Olivie
3 july -1 august 2010
Zones of visibility
Curators - Vladislav Efimov; Ekaterina Lazareva

Hall Olivier
Within the II Moscow International Biennale for Young Art "Qui Vive?”



Gruntovka
3 july -1 august 2010
The Amnesia of Reality
Curators – Yekaterina Roshchupkina, Anastasia Rodionova, Tatiana Safronova

Hall of Priming Machine
Within the II Moscow International Biennale for Young Art "Qui Vive?”



 
EVENT




I live in a small provincial town. Like a separate world with its own sense of time, space and solitude. Here time passes slowly, sometimes I think it stops altogether, and space is filled with an unreal quietude.
In this project I have tried to combine man's inner and outer space. Tried to demonstrate this with landscapes and interiors that found me rather than the other way around. I am interested in communication without words, the dialogue inside a human being with his own internal world. The people I photographed for the project live in this town. I have mixed with them for many years and they know me well. When we met up they would each tell me their own version of solitude.
I needed to tell you this story as a way of coping with my own solitude. With that painful and oppressive state you avoid, although you understand that solitude is necessary, essential as the air you breathe. The only way to encounter yourself.

Within The Eighth International Photography Month in Moscow: Photobiennale 2010.
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17.09
Creative city masters on the grounds of PROEKT_FABRIKA
Creative clusters are a vital part of a creative city. For years Moscow has hosted numerous creative clusters and umbrella centers uniting many creative companies. More and more industrial zones and warehouses are being transformed into multimedia innovative spaces where everyone can find a place for their creativity. However, how do creative clusters and neighborhoods co-exist? Is there a city strategy for their development? Do the communities accept creative clusters? To answer these questions an international team of Russian and European participants of the British Council project “Creative Cities” will gather on the grounds of the PROEKT_FABRIKA and run a simulation of “Future City” game. For 2 days creative city masters will train to be the “Future City game” Masters guided by Neil McInroy, the Chief Executive of the UK Centre for Local Economic Strategies (CLES). “Future City game” simulation is a team based process designed to improve the quality of life in cities. This time the team will focus on the Basmanny district of Moscow. Participants will also engage Moscow business representatives into an active discussion of creative cluster problems.

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