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From July to September, the Documentary Film Center in Moscow will present a program called “The Crisis of Outrage”, which will be dedicated to the cultural and artistic life of Russia in the 80s - 90s and zero years. Viewers will be able to see more than 12 films whose characters are familiar to more than one generation: Oleg Kulik, Viktor Tsoi, Sergey Kuryokhin, Timur Novikov, Andrey Bartenev, Alexander Vinogradov, Vladimir Dubosarsky, Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe, Sergey Bugaev, AES + F group and many others.

The program offers an amazing and sometimes paradoxical section of our artistic life and is a kind of continuation of the recent exhibition "Reconstruction" in the Catherine Foundation: the same heroes, the same nostalgia and analysis at the same time.

The program starts on July 10 and continues until mid-September. On Thursdays, within the framework of the program in the format of the famous discussions of the Cine Phantom cinema club, meetings will be held with artists, critics and curators.

The key events of the program will be the screenings of the third film from the cycle “Anthology of Contemporary Art” by co-producers Eugene Mitta and Alexander Shein - “TIMUR NOVIKOV. ZERO OBJECT ”, theatrical rental in Russia of which is scheduled for August 1, 2014. Viewers will have a unique opportunity not only to see the film in advance, but also to communicate with its creators.

Also, the screening program will include previous films from the series “Anthology of Contemporary Art” - “Oleg Kulik: a challenge and provocation” and “Vinogradov - Dubosarsky: a picture to order”.

The Documentary Film Center will present several film projects that tell about the legendary squat of artists in Furmanny Lane in Moscow and the history of the first Center for Contemporary Art that existed in Yakimanka in the 1990s.

The last film of the July program will be the film of Aleksey Hanyutin “Context. Between here and there ”, which tells the creative story of composer Pavel Karmanov, artist Andrei Bartenev, choreographer and director Alexander Pepelyaev.

In the future, part of the films of the program will be included in the catalog of films about the art of the Media Library of the Central House of Artists, prepared by the Garage Museum of Modern Art.

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Full July Impression Program:

“Timur Novikov. Zero Object

"House on Furmanny"

Yakimanka (90s)

"Vinogradov Dubossarsky: a picture to order"

“Oleg Kulik. Challenge and provocation "

"Context. Between here and there ”

TIMUR NOVIKOV. ZERO OBJECT

The third documentary from the series “Anthology of Contemporary Art”. The new film is dedicated to the artistic revolution of the 80s. In the center is the artist and key figure of the St. Petersburg underground, friend and ally of Viktor Tsoi, Sergei Kurekhin, Sergei “Africa” Bugaev, Georgy Guryanov and Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe - TIMUR NOVIKOV.

The premiere of the film took place on June 27, 2014 at the same time in the Moscow Theater "Practice" and at the Moscow International Film Festival. The film is included in the parallel program of the European Biennale of Contemporary Art “MANIFESTA”, which, along with the Venice Biennale and the Kassel Document, is one of the most significant forums in contemporary European art.

In July, the film will be seen in galleries and centers of contemporary art, as well as in the Center for Documentary Films within the framework of the program “Crisis of Outrage”. The film will appear in the box office on August 1, 2014. The distributor of the film in Russia is Reflexion Films.

CRISIS OF IMPAIRMENT

“The Crisis of Outrage” is the famous book of Mikhail Livshits in 1968, in which, from the point of view of Marxism, contemporary Western art was criticized in detail - from cubism to pop art. All evolution in the art of the 20th century was presented in the book as degradation. The book was the only Russian edition of the time in which reproductions of contemporary Western artists were presented.

CENTER FOR DOCUMENTARY CINEMA AND PROJECT ART.doc

The Documentary Cinema Center (CDC) is a cultural and educational platform and Russia’s first documentary cinema, which opened on June 6, 2013. The Central House of Artists occupies part of the space of one of the buildings of the Museum of Moscow, located in the unique architectural complex of Proviant warehouses.

The ART.doc show program was first presented at the Fifth Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art in the fall of 2013. ART.doc combines films about art, which have become the most notable world premieres, as well as paintings that will be presented for the first time to a wide audience.