Garage Museum of Contemporary Art continues the GARAGE.txt program of support for research in the field of contemporary art and culture and announces a new call for grant applications.
GARAGE.txt is Russia’s first long-term museum initiative supporting academic research in the humanities. It offers funding for new projects and opportunities to publish completed manuscripts and research projects by authors of any nationality writing in Russian. Projects should comprise original research by individual or joint authors on the history and theory of twentieth- and twenty-first-century art, aesthetics, new media theory, the sociology of culture, the critical theory of contemporaneity or the history of Russian contemporary art.
To date Garage has published nine books by GARAGE.txt grant recipients:
2018
- Picasso’s Never Heard of Us by Vladimir Salnikov
- Cybernetics in Humanities and Arts in the USSR. Big Data Analysis and Computer Art by Yanina Prudenko
2019
- Bastards of Cultural Relations: International Artistic Contacts in the USSR, 1920–1950s by Katarina Lopatkina
- Eternity Is Endless Because It's Reckless. Andrei Monastyrsky and Collective Actions by Victor Agamov-Typitsyn
- A Brief History of Street Art in Nizhny Novgorod by Alisa Savitskaya, Artem Filatov
2020
- А Medium for the Masses: Photomontage and the Optical Turn in Early Soviet Russia by Serguei Oushakine
- In Search of Lost Sound. Experimental Sound Culture in Russia and the USSR in the First Half of the Twentieth Century by Andrey Smirnov
2021
- Theatrum Mundi. Flexible Lexicon by Yulia Liderman, Valery Zolotukhin
Also published in the series GARAGE DANCE is Anna Kozonina's Strange Dances: Theories and Histories of Dance Performance in Russia, for which the author was awarded a GARAGE.txt research grant.
Garage reserves the right to edit texts in agreement with the author(s).
Application deadline: November 16, 2021
