Science Slam at Garage

Date

Schedule

16:00–18:00

Place

Garage Screen summer cinema

DESCRIPTION

The Science Slam at Garage’s Summer Cinema will bring together six experts in museum studies who would like to share their research with the public. Each slammer will have ten minutes to present their ideas in a witty and accessible way. The audience will reward the winner with the loudest round of applause. 

Subjects will include volunteering in culture and experiments in this field, the role of the archive in contemporary cultural institutions, and the study of the Russian Sign Language.

Science Slam is a stand-up battle between young scientists that offers an accessible introduction to the key scientific breakthroughs of our time—and to the participants’ own research. In 2021, science slam events at a number of Moscow museums have been organized with the support of the Mayor of Moscow and the Committee for Public Relations and Youth Policy of the city of Moscow.

PARTICIPANTS

 

Anastasia Mishina is a curator of volunteering and internship programs and a manager of digital projects in culture. She holds an MA in Cultural Studies from the National Research University Higher School of Economics (HSE, Moscow). She has worked on the internship program at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art. In 2020, she co-curated the education program in mindful volunteering in museums Think. Act. Share (Cultural Managers’ Association).


 

Margarita Kuleva is a sociologist of culture, lecturer at the Sociology Department, HSE, head of Design and Contemporary Art Department, associated researcher at the Centre for German and European Studies at St. Petersburg State University and Bielefeld University; she collaborates with the Centre for Art, Design and Social Studies. In 2019, she became a Candidate of Sciences at HSE with a comparative study of the careers and professional identities of young cultural workers in visuals arts in Moscow, St. Petersburg, and London. Her research interests include the sociology of fashion, museum visitor studies, and youth cultures.


 

Darya Belkina is a Social Sciences student at HSE. She has been an intern in the fashion department at Harper’s Bazaar and Project Marketing and PR at InLiberty and DK Rassvet.

 

 


 

Lyuda Luchkova is an inclusive programs coordinator at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, a graduate of the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (Political Science), and holds an MA in Russian Language as a Foreign Language in the Interaction of Languages and Cultures from HSE. She is a participant and organizer of conferences on inclusion, accessibility, diversity, and the study of sign languages; creator of socio-cultural projects on deafness and hearing impairment.


 

Nastya Tarasova is the head of collection at Garage Archive, coordinator of the project Russian Art Archive Network. She studied Art History at Moscow State University and is a winner of a number of awards, including DAAD (2008), Gerda Henkel Stiftung (2010), and IFA CCP (2020).

 

 


 

Asel Rashidova is a manager of inclusive programs for people with an experience of migration at Garage Museum of Contemporary Art. She is a New Media and Strategic Communication student at Moscow State Institute of International Relations.

HOW TO TAKE PART

Free admission with registration.

REGISTRATION

The event will be held in Russian and English with simultaneous translation.

The event is accessible for deaf and hard of hearing visitors and will be interpreted into Russian Sign Language.