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HOW TO TAKE PART
Schedule
Foiled Objects
Participants will learn about unusual materials artists use in their work, such as found objects, construction materials, everyday objects. During the practical part they will build sculptures using cardboard, various objects, glue, and foil.
About the Teacher
Anya Grositskaya is an artist and creator and teacher of inclusive programs. She graduated from the Russian Institute of Theater Arts, the Russian State University for the Humanities, and the Free Workshops School of Contemporary Art. She was an season 11 resident of Winzavod Center for Contemporary Art and MIRA Center Open Studios in Suzdal. She has taken part in group exhibitions at MMOMA, the GULAG History Museum, the Ekaterina Foundation, Fabrika Center for Creative Industries, and Winzavod.
Date
May 1 2025
Time
14:00–15:30
Place
Garage Atrium
Making Installations
Participants will learn what installations can look like and how contemporary artists work with the genre. During the practical part they will build a collective installation of paper figures and find a place for it in Garage Atrium.
About the Teacher
Anastasia Antipova is a contemporary artist, tattoo artist, and organizer of workshops. She graduated from Joseph Backstein Institute of Contemporary Art (Moscow) in 2022 and is currently a student at the University of Fine Arts in Hamburg.
Date
May 2
Time
14:00–15:30
Place
Garage Atrium
Space for Thought and Space for Action
Participants will discuss performance art and talk about how performances are created. During the practical part they will experiment with artistic gestures, work with graphic materials, and discuss the roles of the space and the body in art.
About the Teachers
Dasha Setevinets is an interdisciplinary artist, researcher, and tutor. She graduated from the University of Hertfordshire at the British Higher School of Art and Design in Moscow.
Liza Neklessa is an artist and poet and resident of Winzavod Open Studios (2019–2020) and MuseumsQuartier (Vienna, 2024).
Date
May 3
Time
14:00–15:30
Place
Garage Atrium
Plant Mobiles
Participants will find out how artists work with various natural materials: wood, plants, and even mold. During the practical part they will create hanging mobiles of natural materials.
About the Teacher
Viktoria Bazoeva is a landscape designer, florist, and author of Botanical Conspiracy: Why Plants are Important and How to Take Care of Them.
Date
May 4
Time
14:00–15:30
Place
Garage Atrium