Garage is celebrating again and this time it is the 90th anniversary of Gorky Park. The Museum became a part of this unique place in 2012.
Garage has created the special program of events to mark this special date in the park’s history. All events are integrated into the festival’s concept and dedicated to history, cinema, music, childhood, art, and leisure
Neoclassical Sacrament is something in between a concert and a ritual, a musical oblation of sorts, embracing symphonic, instrumental and vocal genres in the form of a pianist’s statement.
The program is dedicated to the leader of the band Kino and his generation presented in films from different years. The movie night will open with one of the key works from Viktor Tsoi's short career—the film Assa, and will end with the screening of Summer—a free reconstruction of the birth of the Leningrad rock club.
Special performances created by the mediator team will offer you an alternative way of perceiving the sound. Instead of the familiar way of listening, you will have an opportunity to see, feel, dream, and imagine sound in a completely new way.
To register and get more information, visit the information desk.
Group size: 10 people.
A lecture-talk based around contemporary art: its mediums, subject matter, as well as the approaches to understanding and accepting the forms it takes today.
Deaf and hard of hearing actors will present Nedoslov Theater shows in the space of “Did You Have a Good Time?” Vremena Goda Café since 1968 at Garage.
Russian musicians and representatives of the deaf community play instruments invented by composer Tarek Atoui.
As part of Gorky Park’s 90th anniversary festivities, the seasonal family festival Garage Under-18 will be held for the third consecutive year at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art on the first Sunday of September, coinciding with Russian Knowledge Day.
