Russia's art foreigners: they like it here, but what annoys

[Mark]

In Salzburg finished summer festival in 2006 led by Jurgen Flimm. A year later Flimm leaving Salzburg, even a year later in a chair sits Commissary Alexander Pereira. During the interregnum (2010-2011) will be the interim intendant Marcus Hinterhoyzer - one of the strongest players on the team Flimm. Until now, he was responsible for the concert program of the festival, which is now in its third year, so diverse and harmonious, dwarfing and opera, and drama.

1. As professionals in your country know about contemporary Russian art?

2. What do your fellow countrymen - and the heads of museum curators, who come to Moscow (as far as you know), what they are complaining?

3. What should be done in Russia to contemporary Russian art was better known abroad?

4. What if what is being done in Russia in this direction, it seems to you wrong and unwise?

Questions answered: Pierre Brochet, publisher, head of stock New Rules; Blanche Greenbaum-Salgas, in the past - the chief curator of the state museums of France, Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of France; Antonio Geusa, independent curator; Teresa Mavika, director of the Foundation for Contemporary City "; David Riff, essayist, OPENSPACE.RU; Kate Sutton, co-curator BAIBAKOV art projects; Max Seddon, a journalist, a columnist for The Moscow Times; Ruth Addison, director of the gallery "Triumph".

The article itself is here: http://www.openspace.ru/art/projects...s/12089/page1/