Holiday special from Garage and Gorky Park

This winter those who enjoy ice skating at Gorky Park’s Stereokatok rink have another reason to pop into Garage—a discount for the Museum’s Art Experiment interactive project that this year explores survival scenarios in post hi-tech future.

Just keep your receipt after skating and head to the Museum on the same day. Show the receipt at the information desk and get 20% off an Art Experiment ticket.

The eighth annual Garage Art Experiment called Laboratories of Earthly Survival is organized at the intersection of art, science, and technology and allows visitors to experience various imaginary perspectives for our environment and get directly involved in “hacking” life sciences by taking part in alternative biological, genetic, and robot-engineering experiment.

The project will feature immersive installations and workshops by Russian and international artists, scientists, biohackers, and engineers.

Hackteria international team will teach adults and kids some biohacking basics, French artist Paul Granjon will build robotic trees and American artist Adam Zaretsky will reveal a real DNA lab at the Museum.

The project also features urban ikebana and an alternative ecosystem with plants and fish by Anastasia Potemkina, chicken and singing cans by Where Dogs Runs artist group.

Check Garage website for the full schedule.

*Discount is valid only for ice skating rink receipt holders on the same day of the visit until 20:30. Applied to full-price tickets only. Tickets can be purchased at Garage. Please note that the ice skating rink is closed Mondays and there is technical maintenance daily from 15:00 to 17:00.