"Transcription of color" Automatic translate

On November 3, as part of the “Night of Arts” campaign, the Museum of Russian Impressionism and the Ballet Moscow Theater will show a joint production of “Color Transcription”. The action of the dance performance will unfold right in the space of the recently opened exhibition “Impressionism and Spanish Art”. Pictures will serve not only as inspiration for dancers, but also an integral part of the performance. The choreographer of the production is Artem Ignatiev, curator of the modern troupe of the Moscow Ballet Theater.

From 18:00 to 00:00, the entrance to the permanent exhibition and exhibition Impressionism and Spanish Art is free at the “Night of Arts”.

The shows will be held at 21:00 and 22:30.

The dancers’ costumes will reflect the different colors of the paintings - from red and yellow to black and gray. The refined and dynamic music of John Adams, filled with the intonations of composers of different eras, in dialogue with an expressive but elegant dance interpretation of Spanish choreographer Juanjo Arques, will allow the viewer to interpret the interaction of different “colors” in the play in their own way. The exposition will not allow artists to hide behind the curtains, and visitors will plunge into the darkness of the auditorium, which means that it will be possible to take a different look at the paintings and contemporary dance.

The Moscow Ballet Theater is one of the most powerful choreographic theaters in Russia. Multiple winner of the prestigious Golden Mask Theater Award. His artistic policy is based on an organic synthesis of classics and innovation. The theater has two troupes - classical and modern dance. “Ballet Moscow” follows the idea of ​​genre diversity, courage in the choice of expressive means, visual and musical design. The theater’s repertoire includes works by Russian and foreign choreographers specially created for the ballet Moscow artists. The theater operates in free space; it does not have its own stage. This allows you to experiment with locations, use the potential and diversity of various urban spaces.