On Thursday December 5 the 0+ Space will be closed.
The educational program relating to the exhibition Performance: A Cartography of its History examines the effect of performance on the history of Russian art of the 20th and 21st centuries.
The educational program relating to the exhibition Performance: A Cartography of its History examines the effect of performance on the history of Russian art of the 20th and 21st centuries. It includes a series of lectures, film screenings, exhibition tours, Teens Talks, and children's activities.
19:30–21:00 Garage Education Center
Free admission
19:30 Garage Education Centre
Directed by Vladimir Nepevniy, 2008. 83 min.
Free entry
19:30–21:00 Garage Education Center
Free admission
19:30–21:00 Garage Education Center
Free admission
17:00–18:30 Garage Education Center
Free admission
17:00–18:30 Garage Education Center
Free admission
19:30 Garage Education Centre
Directed by Evgeny Mitta, 2008. 70 min.
Free entry
20:45 Garage Education Centre
Directed by Nina Zaretskaya, 1992. 35 min.
Free entry
19:30–21:00, 19:00–20:30 Garage Education Centre
Free admission
19:30–21:00 Garage Education Centre
Free admission
19:30 Garage Education Centre
Directed by Alexander Sheyn, 2014. 95 min.
Free entry
11:00–21:00 Garage Pavilion
You can book an individual or group tour of the exhibition at the time of your choice.
For further information about exhibition tours, please visit Garage Information Desk or call +7 495 645 05 20.
Duration: 60 minutes
16:00–17:00 Garage Pavilion
Tours for young people ages fourteen and above
Teens Talk aims to alter widespread notions of "afterschool excursions," inviting young people to try their hand as contemporary art experts. No more listening to monologues – participants will engage in live discussions, and have the chance to voice their own opinions on the history of Russian performance.
Teens Talks are hosted by members of Garage Teens Team, upper school and university students who have spent the past academic year studying contemporary art and working in a variety of museum-related spheres with Garage.
The Teens Talk associated with Russian Performance: A Cartography of its History is held as a parallel program to Family Trip: Off to the Museum!, a project involving around 40 museums and libraries around Moscow.
Free admission with an exhibition ticket. Please register in advance by emailing kids@garagemca.org or calling Ekaterina Vladimirtseva on 89670371768. Spaces are limited; please assemble at Garage Information Desk 10 minutes prior to the start of the Teen Talk.
The exhibition contains some works suitable for people aged 18+ only. However, these works are located in a separate enclosed space and will not be covered in TeensTalk.
11:00–21:00 Garage Pavilion
On weekdays, Garage offers free tours of the exhibition Russian Performance: A Cartography of its History for students and schools. Tours are adapted to various age groups.
Duration: 60 minutes. Free admission, but advance booking is required. To book a tour, please complete the application at garagemca.org
15:00–15:30 Garage Pavilion
Garage typically invites visitors to attend either a talk or lecture, or a guided tour of its exhibitions. However, to further encourage open discussion and questions from the audience, Garage has created Work Talks, where each visitor is invited to take part in a live conversation with tour guides/
Free admission with an exhibition ticket. Please assemble at Garage Information Desk 10 minutes prior to the start of the Work Talk .
13:00–17:00 Garage Pavilion
For children ages five and above and creative adults
Free admission
Kazimir Malevich’s Cubist costumes, poetry and plays by Dmitry Burlyuk and Vladimir Mayakovsky, Lyubov Popova’s scenic constructions, decorations for the Blue Blouse Theater’s performances... Join the Open Workshop team on a journey through the avant-garde heyday of Russian performance art, and create works inspired by the Futurist experiments of the 1920s.
Session 1: 1 – 1.50 pm
Session 2: 2 – 2.50 pm
Session 3: 3 – 3.50 pm
Session 4: 4 – 4.50 pm
