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In 2012, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture acquired the archive of Art Projects Foundation, which became the core of its own archive collection. In 2014, the Center became Garage Museum of Contemporary Art and its archive became a museum collection. The collection has inherited the structure of the Art Projects Foundation archive and contains documents on Russian contemporary artists and art events, press cuttings, press releases, exhibition booklets, invitations, programs, and posters.


See also <a href="/en/catalogue/collection/garage‑center‑for‑contemporary‑culture">Archive of Garage Center for Contemporary Culture</a>


In 2012, Garage Center for Contemporary Culture acquired the archive of Art Projects Foundation, which became the core of its own archive collection. In 2014, the Center became Garage Museum of Contemporary Art and its archive became a museum collection. The collection has inherited the structure of the Art Projects Foundation archive and contains documents on Russian contemporary artists and art events, press cuttings, press releases, exhibition booklets, invitations, programs, and posters.


See also Archive of Garage Center for Contemporary Culture

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art archive

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Chukhrov Keti

Haim Sokol was born in Arkhangelsk. He graduated from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (1996). In 2006 and 2007, he studied at the Institute of Contemporary Art (Moscow). He has participated in numerous exhibitions in Russia and abroad, including Russian Povera (PERMM Museum of Contemporary Art, Perm, 2008), the 3rd Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art (2009), and the 1st Kochi‑Muziris Biennale (India, 2012). He was awarded the Soratnik Prize in 2009. Since 2006 he has been a member of the International Association of Art.

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Arseny Zhilyaev was born in Voronezh. He graduated from the Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology of Voronezh State University and studied at the Institute of Contemporary Moscow (Moscow) and the Valand Academy of Art and Design (Gothenburg). In 2008, together with Nikolai Alekseev, Ivan Gorshkov, and Ilya Dolgov, he founded Voronezh Center for Contemporary Art. He took part in the 14th Lyon Biennial (2015), the 9th Liverpool Biennial (2016), the 11th Gwangju Biennale (2016), Manifesta 13 (Marseille, 2020), and the 14th Shanghai Biennale (2023). He is a recipient of the Innovation Prize in the nomination New Generation (2011).

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