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Каталог первой части выставки‑исследования «Перерыв 15 минут», посвящённой ритмам труда и работы и тем перспективам, которые ожидают труд. В издании представлены художественные проекты более двадцати современных авторов, для которых реакция на текущее состояние труда и моментальная рефлексия происходящего являются частью художественной практики, а также предметы из собрания Всероссийского музея декоративного искусства, позволяющие проследить развитие темы труда и отдыха.

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<h2>About the Collection</h2>
In 2018, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art began building an archive collection that brought together materials related to the history of the local scene since the 1950s and documents covering the latest developments in contemporary art. 

The collection contains materials on the key artists and events of the St. Petersburg art scene, self‑organized initiatives, short‑lived artist associations, and various subcultures. The archive contains sections devoted to particular artists, events, institutions, street art and graffiti, and club culture. The core of the collection is formed by ephemera related to exhibitions and events (posters, programs, press releases, invitations, booklets), both digital and analogue. The collection also features archival documents, photographs, original artworks and prints, as well as zines. The library collection contains 4,000 publications on the history of Russian and international art in the twentieth and twenty‑first centuries. 

The collection expands through donations from artists, curators, researchers, collectors, and institutions, as well as through acquisitions based on research activity by Garage staff. The collection contains an archive and a library, which are continuously supplemented with new materials reflecting changes in the contemporary art scene and capturing important cultural phenomena of recent decades.

About the Collection
In 2018, Garage Museum of Contemporary Art began building an archive collection that brought together materials related to the history of the local scene since the 1950s and documents covering the latest developments in contemporary art. 

The collection contains materials on the key artists and events of the St. Petersburg art scene, self‑organized initiatives, short‑lived artist associations, and various subcultures. The archive contains sections devoted to particular artists, events, institutions, street art and graffiti, and club culture. The core of the collection is formed by ephemera related to exhibitions and events (posters, programs, press releases, invitations, booklets), both digital and analogue. The collection also features archival documents, photographs, original artworks and prints, as well as zines. The library collection contains 4,000 publications on the history of Russian and international art in the twentieth and twenty‑first centuries. 

The collection expands through donations from artists, curators, researchers, collectors, and institutions, as well as through acquisitions based on research activity by Garage staff. The collection contains an archive and a library, which are continuously supplemented with new materials reflecting changes in the contemporary art scene and capturing important cultural phenomena of recent decades.

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art archive in St. Petersburg

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Всероссийский музей декоративно‑прикладного и народного искусства

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Graphic art

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Romanova Kristina

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Farkhatdinov Nail

Khumaryan David

Pozhidaeva Anastasia

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Zharkoy Vasiliy

Iorsh Alexey

Alexander Povzner was born in Moscow. He graduated from the Russian Academy of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture (Moscow), Moscow Surikov State Art Institute, and the Institute of Contemporary Art (Moscow). He took part in the 1st Garage Triennial of Russian Contemporary Art (Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, 2017) and the 8th Tashkent International Biennale of Contemporary Art (2018).

Povzner Alexander

Abikh Vladimir

Morozov Alexander

Ksuta Maxim

Isupova Zina

Lashchenov Vik

TOY Eror

Igor Samolet was born in Kotlas. He graduated from Syktyvkar State University in graphic design and from Rodchenko Art School (Moscow). Selected solo exhibitions: Drunken Confessions, Vladimir Smirnov and Konstantin Sorokin Foundation, Moscow (2017); See me more, Atelier AM ECK, Dusseldorf (2017); Error Energy, Multimedia Art Museum Moscow (2019); Everything We Remember, Stella Art Foundation, Moscow (2021); The Politics of Hate, szena gallery, Moscow (2021). Selected group exhibitions: Ostlook Exhibition. Contemporary Photography from the East, Hamburg (2018); Über Leben am Land, Kunsthaus Vienna (2019). He is a winner of the German Photobook Award (silver medal, 2014) and a recipient of a Garage grant for emerging artists (2018–2020).

Samolet Igor

Vladislav Kruchinsky was born in Moscow. He graduated in Oriental and African Studies from the Russian State University for the Humanities (Moscow, 2010) and has a Candidate of Historical Sciences degree from the same university (2016). He works on the history and anthropology of South Africa. He teaches in the Department of Indo‑Iranian and African languages at Moscow State Institute of International Relations. From 2010 to 2019, he worked at the Center for Research into the Countries of Southern Africa of the Africa Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences. From 2011 to 2013, he was a guest researcher at the University of Witwatersrand (Johannesburg) and in 2014 at the University of the Western Cape (Cape Town). In 2020, he ran a course on urban anthropology at the Higher School of Economics (Moscow).

Kruchinsky Vladislav

Napreenko Ivan

Nikulenkova Natalya

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