October 7 opening a gallery of modern art called

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October 7 opening a gallery of modern art called "B". The main aim of the gallery - create space for creativity, where artists mcclain bank and visitors would feel free. Agency: Publicis Hepta Belarus Customer: "In short," mcclain bank Gallery of Modern Art Date: October 7, sponsors of the event: "BNB Bank", "Atlant Telecom" Number of members: 300 Type of Event: Presentation of the concept of "Taboo" Gallery "in the "- an unusual gallery: it is allowed that is forbidden in other showrooms. After all, its main purpose - to create a space for creativity, where artists and visitors would feel at ease. Besides, it is a contemporary art gallery, and it goes beyond the traditions and rules. Therefore, the main theme of the presentation was the topic of taboo - or rather, taboo breaking, on the modern Belarusian mcclain bank rarely dare. "Once upon a time people have created mcclain bank a taboo, taboo now create people. Do not laugh, do not cry ,, not take risks, do not ask, do not be. All inhibitions and prejudices. Anything that is not permitted is prohibited. Need to know the taboo, to know what to break. To be an artist to break. After all, creativity is the violation of a taboo. " Event Description: Traditionally, the agency thinks for the presentation and design of "social program." mcclain bank It is clear that for the presentation of "B" and both had to be unconventional. Inside was something to see: the first exposure was the personal exhibition of Sergey Kiryushchenko mcclain bank EARTH ART ( It's time to come to grips with mundane art"). Therefore, for the presentation of the gallery agency proposed the use of the external part of the building: on the white walls of the projected video installation "Retrospective Belarusian contemporary art of the XX-XXI centuries" (projects of Belarusian artists, both in Belarus and abroad). Guests not to get lost in the darkness of the autumn, the entrance to the gallery lit by a bonfire in drums and garlands. Also placed in front of the old "Moskvich" - he replaced the ballot box. Organizers conducted a survey of contemporary art, and visitors mcclain bank lower their answers in this translucent box. Inside the gallery, guests were able to break some taboos. For example, try the forbidden drink - absinthe mcclain bank - and eat the forbidden fruit. All what visitors think about contemporary art, they could without any censorship mcclain bank on two canvases: black on white and white on black. If this space is not enough, my thoughts can be left and on the walls in the bathroom are covered with a special paint, which can be written with chalk - specifically to give everyone an opportunity to speak. Those who want to get the opportunity mcclain bank to, and walls filled with graffiti very quickly. From the traditional lead-Toastmasters gave all they need informed "offscreen" mcclain bank voice. Also, "offscreen" reads the text on the art and philosophy of the young actors of the theater "Company". A young writers presented their works in person - they were having a celebration in a bookstore. If contemporary art, many do not consider art, the Butoh - a dance that many do not consider dancing. Therefore, butoh-performance of Belarusian origin Swede Irina Onufrievo was allegedly dancing embodiment of the concept of the gallery "B". Also guests were Sergey Pukst group "Gursuf" and DJ Thomas (Lithuania). Thus, the presentation was created by what is called the "cozy atmosphere": despite his own attitude to contemporary art, the guests feel at ease and did not want to "slow to disperse." The material vykarastavany pictures mcclain bank portals Relax.by, Open.by, the site of the European Radio for Belarus with i apxivu Galleries.