Learn about Conceptualism in art, find out how artists imitate the visible world by using different perspectives, and see how the imaginary world of a book can materialize in installations. Tours include audio description and tactile exploration of models and materials used in the exhibition.
As Garage Museum of Contemporary Art opens its spring exhibition season, we are delighted to invite visually impaired visitors on a free tour around Viktor Pivovarov’s exhibition The Snail’s Trail.
This major exhibition of Pivovarov’s work, celebrating the artist’s upcoming 80th birthday, brings together paintings, illustrations, albums, and writings by one of the leaders of Moscow Conceptualism. The Snail’s Trail is at the same time a romantic journey around the artist’s mind.
The tour will introduce visitors to the ideas of Moscow Conceptualism, explain the use of perspective in visual arts, and discuss how the world of imagination can materialize in installations.
The tours include audio descriptions and tactile exploration of the models and materials used in the artworks.
The tour was prepared by Garage’s Inclusive Programs manager Galina Novotortseva.
