"Portal Zaryadye" Automatic translate

State Museum of Architecture named after A.V. Shchuseva presents the exhibition project “Zaryadye Portal”, in the framework of which 15 works by contemporary Russian artists will be presented. Each work is a reflection, provocation or question on the topic of charge; and also the actualization of the issue of its relationship with the aesthetic, political and economic orders of the late capitalism of Moscow in the 21st century.

Zaryadye Park, opened on the city’s day in 2017, is an expensive image project located near the Kremlin. It was created by the architects of the Manhattan High Line on the site of the Rossiya Hotel. Zaryadye Park, according to cultural expert Anton Kalgaev, is the “Portal to Hell”. The architect Timur Bashkaev answered him: "not only a portal to hell, but also to paradise!"

The exhibition is based on “Zaryadyeology” - a joint research project by the anthropologist of architecture Michal Murawski (University College London) and a group of students and staff of the A. A. Vysokovsky Urban School. The artists participating in the exhibition were invited to incorporate their interpretations of the ethnographic work presented into the conceptual or material essence of the charge-works that they created.

The exhibition provides an extensive program of discussions, performances and lectures that will be held at the Museum of Architecture, in Zaryadye Park itself and at the Archstoyanie festival in Nikola-Lenivets. The exhibition is part of the parallel program of the 7th Moscow International Biennale of Young Art.

Detailed information about the project can be found on the bit website. do / zaryadyology

Artists: Sergey Kishchenko / Maxim Ilyukhin, Alexey Taruts, Alexey Korsi, Maria Kremer, Aleskander Morozov, Isadorino Gora, TSEH, Anya Shevchenko, Ariadna Arendt, Hanna Zubkova, Anton Zabrodin, Kirill Melamud, Maxim Spivakov, Marina Moskalenko, Egor Isaev.

The project was created with the support of sponsors and partners:

Moscow:

Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom;
Goethe Institute in Moscow;
Polish Cultural Center in Moscow;
Higher School of Urban Studies named after A.A. Vysokovsky

London:

University College London (UCL) Grand Challenge for Sustainable Cities;
The Bartlett School of Architecture (Architectural Research Fund);
The School of Slavonic and East European Studies (SSEES), University College London;
The Fringe Center For The Study of Social and Cultural Complexity, UCL SSEES;
The Leverhulme Trust.