These routes include a tour of the exhibition and a workshop where participants can make their own works.
18+
These routes include a tour of the exhibition and a workshop where participants can make their own works.
18+
Register at neurodiversity@garagemca.org no later than seven days before your intended visit.
The tour is focused on simple daily actions and the boundary between our habitual routines and art. Before Vyacheslav Akhunov’s works, participants will discuss Soviet awards and see what they mean for the artist and the viewers.
Participants will discuss which type of daily work is most valued and why and make their own awards for that kind of labor. They can award their medal to themselves or somebody else.
Among other works, the exhibition features a visual diary by Alexander Yulikov, in which the artist uses various signs to describe his every day. Participants will discuss the meaning of those signs and the emotions they evoke. They will also look at other works in the exhibition: videos, photographs, paintings, manuscripts, and objects. All of them are also diaries—ways of capturing time. On the tour, participants will observe their own experience of time with a special diary.
At the workshop, participants will try to draw their experience of time using their diary from the tour.