Helen Mirren visited the D137 Art Club and the exhibition “Freedom from Actual” by Sergey Sergeev
Helen Mirren visited the D137 Art Club
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Sergey Sergeev – Freedom from the Actual
On October 2, an exhibition of Sergey Sergeev’s new works entitled “Freedom from the Actual” opened at the Art Club D137 on Rubinshtein Street. In November, as part of the exhibition, will be a presentation of a new book by Professor V.P. Samokhvalov “Social psychopathology”, illustrated by Sergeev Sergey’s works presented in D137.
See preview of exhibition here.
Freedom from the actual 130×90
Presentation of Olga Osterberg’s book “D137” in the Social Club on May 27, 2018
Presentation of Olga Osterberg’s book “D137” in Social Club on May 27, 2018
Added on 05/27/2018 Olga
Presentation of the book – catalog “D137” by Olga Osterberg
Host and DJ: Artemy Troitsky
Social Club, Rubinshteina, 40/11
May 27, 19:00
On May 27, the day of our city, the Social Club will host a presentation of the book-catalog “D137” by Olga Osterberg, director and founder of the legendary St. Petersburg gallery of contemporary art D137.
Editions that include an overview of the gallery’s events from 1996 to 2018, as well as stories about artists, musicians and interesting people who were its guests.
The host of the evening is a well-known journalist and music critic Artemy Troitsky.
In a programme:
welcome
video story about Art Club D137
recording of an interview with artist Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe and
“Pirate TV” with his participation
recording of an interview with Georgy Guryanov, artist and
musician of the KINO group
DJ set by Artemy Troitsky – favorite music of Art Club D137
Guests of the evening: friends, fans and associates of the Art Club,
artists, musicians, poets and writers, journalists, art critics,
collectors and art lovers.
Free admission.
Information support: the program “Cultural Evolution”,
TV channel “Saint Petersburg”.
st. Rubinstein, 40/11 925 4342 www.socialclub.rest
Download the electronic version of the book:
http://www.d137.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/05/Osterberg_book_D137.pdf
D137 at “Russian Art Galleries after 1990. History and Outlook” panel discussion. Berlin
Russian Art Galleries after 1990. History and Outlook.
Fasanenstr. 37 – 10719 Berlin
26. April 2018
Participants:
Olga Osterberg, gallerist, Saint Petersburg, Kristina Tarnarutskaya, “Frida beauty&art atelier” art space, Volgograd, and Anna Matveeva, art-critic, Berlin
Presenter: Hannelore Fobo, curator, Berlin
Languages: Russian / English
The exhibition of Alexandra Fedorova “Portreit on the background of the sea”
BOWIEMANIA
Артемий Троицкий о Дэвиде Боуи
Боуи, русское сознание и подсознание
Artemy Troitsky about David Bowie http://www.colta.ru/articles/music_modern/10217 http://www.bbc.com/russian/blogs/2016/01/160111_blog_troitsky_david_bowie
BOWIEMANIA
The project dedicated to David Bowie. 08.12.2017 – 08.02.2018
“Oblomov’s Cafe”. Interview with Artemy Troitsky, which he took from David Bowie in 1996.
Archival materials, portraits, vinyl discs, publications, video interview with Artem Troitsky
Dedicated to Devid Bowie. New Captcha by Sergeev Sergey
Presentation of the novel by Victor Samohvalov “Philosophical intoxication”
D137 Art club presented a new novel by Professor Viktor Pavlovich Samohvalov “Philosophical intoxication.” Victor Samohvalov well known scholar of psychiatry, anthropology, culturology. He lived and worked in the Crimea, now is the professor of psychosocial Richmond Fellowship of the Czech Republic. He wrote a lot of scientific papers end published poetry collection. “Philosophical intoxication” is the first novel of Victor Pavlovich.
Sergeev Sergey “Captcha”
Sergeev Sergey «Captcha»
06.04.2016-25.04.2016
StateMuseumof Urban Sculpture.
New Exhibition Hall
Saint Petersburg Chernoretsky Lane, 2 / Nevsky Prospect, 179
Captcha as Neurotext and the Beginning of the Age of Restoration
As culture and technology have evolved, modern man has been quickly turning into a cyborg. He no longer needs long-term memory, logical and analytical thinking, and a thoroughgoing awareness of self. He can make do without natural fertilization, directly expressed emotions, worn-out joints, aged and crumbling teeth, wrinkles, cataracts, and internal organs. He can thus conceal his actual age and camouflage his anomalies and true level of intelligence. Prostheses, canned thoughts and memories, gadgets, and translation and information storage devices replace defective components. What we are witnessing now is the consequence of evolutionary changes in thinking, whose stages are known to us only from the traces of material culture and the emergence and development of writing. Continue reading