Where to go during the March holidays in Moscow: 7 fun options / ITech content

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• On an excursion to a constructivist monument
• To the botanical garden
• To a lecture on modernists
• To a mediation session on art and ecology
• To see an installation about spring in a shopping center
• To Winzavod
• To Masters school

If you haven't yet decided on your plans for March, don't stay home. Explore new places and get unforgettable experiences. Our guide will help you choose the perfect destination for your vacation.

On a tour of a constructivist monument

March 8th is a holiday with roots in the socialist movement. On this day, it's worth considering what a living space for a woman of the future might look like. The program, developed by Moisei Ginzburg and his student Ignatius Milinis, offers a unique perspective on a utopian city. By exploring their ideas, we can imagine what comfortable and functional living spaces should look like, meeting the modern demands and needs of women. So why not consider this architectural approach, which can inspire us to create a harmonious and progressive future?

To the Botanical Garden

The Apothecary Garden is an ideal place to welcome spring, where this time The new year begins a little earlier. In March, a display of a bountiful supply of tulips is planned, along with other spring flowers such as crocuses, daffodils, and lilacs. This unique event attracts the attention of nature lovers and flower growers, offering the opportunity to enjoy the first colors of spring.

At the lecture on If you're experiencing burnout and see no way out of a difficult situation, this inspiring lecture will be a real find. Italian Amedeo Modigliani and Jewish Chaim Soutine, originally from a shtetl near Minsk, were close friends who shared challenges such as financial problems and career setbacks. Nevertheless, their tenacity and talent ultimately led to well-deserved recognition. At the Jewish Museum, you can learn how their destinies intertwined and how they achieved fame despite all obstacles.

Mediation on Art and Ecology

Artist Galina Andreeva and art historian Konstantin Plotnikov will share their views on the mysterious and multifaceted nature. You will have the opportunity to discuss with them topics such as the boundaries of our perceptions, theories of "dark" ecology, bacterial cultivation, and the concept of the "green belt" in contemporary art. These are important questions, especially relevant in early spring, when nature awakens and opens up new horizons for reflection.

See the installation about spring in the shopping center

We invite you Visit a shopping mall, but not just for shopping. BoscoVesna is hosting Irina Korina's installation, "The Nature of Things. Renewal." This multi-part work resembles a captivating quest. Your task is to find all the multi-part installations with interesting names and create the story each tells. Then, listen to the artist's interpretation. Try to unravel the connections between elements such as the head of Medusa, pollen, the chemical formula for coffee, an elephant, green fringe, a snow globe, and the serotonin molecule. This installation offers a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the world of art and its interaction with nature and science.

On To get a full picture of the upcoming event, it's worth learning about who will be represented at the exhibition, how the galleries operate, and why there's so much street art in institutions. It's also useful to find out which Russian artists the residents consider the most significant. Afterwards, you can attend another lecture on street art to deepen your knowledge of the field.

To the Masters School

On the eve of the important event, a discussion will be held on the topic "Women's leadership in the field Culture and Art." During the discussion, prominent women in the arts will share their experiences of pursuing careers in the contemporary art market. Panelists include Polina Bondareva, founder of the Masters school; Marina Karban, head of the Skolkovo FLOW program and vice rector for educational programs at the Skolkovo School of Management; Alexandra Lekomtseva, director of the Blazar young art fair; and Alisa Prudnikova, program director of the GES-2 House of Culture and the V-A-C Foundation, and commissioner and artistic director of the Ural Industrial Biennial of Contemporary Art. This discussion will become a platform for discussing current issues of women's leadership and professional growth in the cultural sphere.