It was slightly slowed down by the end of the summer cultural and social life of St. Petersburg – comes to normal by early autumn “What, what, what is it?” – You ask and we will tell you that, for example, 4 September opens a wonderful festival of public art “critical mass»!
and it will not take place anywhere, no one knows where, and in Lopukhinsky garden!
The newly renovated building in the garden and the famous Villas of Gromov will be held the meeting, the master . classes and performances by the best Russian and international artists and designers
The main theme of the festival stated – the preservation of historical heritage and cultural identity of the place and a comprehensive analysis of the history of
Visitors will be able to take part in master classes in design, visit the picnic in. . garden and relax in the constructed part of the festival design gazebo
rich program of events is as follows:
4-9 September Lopukhinsky garden:
Building gazebo / information area in the garden Lopukhinsky Designed by Rickert Pau
4, 5, 6 September, Lopukhinsky garden:
Creating an interactive historical banner with the participation of residents of the Petrograd district with artist Anna Tereshkina
9, 10, 11 of September, Lopukhinsky garden:
Workshop on Emma design for adults and children with designers raumlabor
4 September Lopukhinsky garden:
Open project Silas Emmerich ‘associations and the Commission of memory »
September 11 from 18:00 to 21:00, Lopukhinsky garden:
Total project opening “Critical mass -2015”
Presentation of projects Kalle Hamm and Jamila Kamangera
Picnic
September 14 Lopukhinsky garden:
Opening of the “Ascent” Flo Kasearu
September 18 at 18:00 Lopukhinsky garden: Musical performance
Gluklya and Vladimir Ranneva
September 24 18:00 Lopukhinsky garden:
«Last futuristic TV” performance Ilya Orlov
September 27 from 16:00 to 18:00, Lopukhinsky garden:
«We know the story. Episodes »
Performance Arts School involved
Lopukhinsky garden
odd side of the street Kamennoostrovsky Avenue between Academician Pavlov and Minor Nevka