Fund Stella Art. Draft Lev Rubinstein. Evening Sergei Zagniy

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The new draft Stella Art Foundation, curator - Lev Rubinstein. Reportedly, the performances will be invited to people who are both artists /musicians /writers, for example, it may be Viktor Pivovarov, Nikita Alexeev, Gor Chahal, Grisha Bruskin, Vladimir Tarasov, and so on. The first evening is devoted to the composer and artist Sergei rot. Then - once in two months. Rubinstein wrote: "A special type of creative relationship aesthetically close to each other poets, artists, musicians, philosophers have emerged in the seventies, the years of hard deaf underground. Artist's Workshop, a room in a communal kitchen or the notorious become a universal space of existence amazing synthetic environment, a place where the most run-shaped and may be important for art - mutually understandable language. " Today, attempts to recreate that atmosphere.
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From the site Stella Art ..:
Evenings in Skatyatinsky: Sergei Zagny
A series of "Evenings in Skatyatinsky" begins with a performance of Sergei Zagniy - well-known composer and performer of his own music.
On the inevitable question arose, why he became the first, we could answer another question: "Why someone else?"
But the answer, I think, still is.
Not only that, Sergei Zagny one of the most consistent and striking avant-garde in contemporary academic music. It is also unusual in its propensity for intense creative collaboration with both fellow musicians, and with "subcontractors" - poets, painters, actors. Suffice it to mention its joint performances with Andrew Monastyrsky, Mark Pekarsky, Nikolai Polissky, Dmitri Prigov, Lev Rubinstein, Masha Chuikova.
Artistic activities rotting, for which the spatial component of his music is important, not less than the sound most naturally fits into the contemporary art process, and with extraordinary clarity and conviction demonstrates the arbitrariness and opacity mezhzhanrovyh and interspecific boundaries.
Lev Rubinstein

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