Festival Close! Part "5"

“There are so many of us that we feel crowded. There is not enough paper, canvas and film in this world for our ideas”...\nAnnual International Festival of Contemporary Art "Tight!" Art4Group was conceived as an annual cultural event designed to attract the attention of a wide audience, representing all classes and generations, to both new and established artists, recognized by professionals and awarded prizes and awards. The main goal of the event is to promote new art of the 21st century. The Festival featured works by contemporary artists and designers, writers and musicians. Exhibitions, readings, performances and musical performances have been held since 2004 in Moscow and Cyprus. In the summer of 2005, the festival was held simultaneously in three cities - Nicosia, Larnaca and Limassol and received a lot of positive feedback from the local press. One of the objectives of the Festival is to overcome religious isolation and try to revive the true community of artists, their communication, exchange of experiences, and, ultimately, present the result of their joint activities\nOn Friday, August 18, the next part of the Tesno festival, called “5,” will take place in the “Lure” gallery. An exhibition of post-art paintings by Vanya Shchukin in symbiosis with poetry and music is planned. For each of the “5” paintings, a separate musical composition will be written with fragments of poems by the poet Olga Artemyeva and vocals by actress Daria Moroz. Timofey Zakirov will present a series of photographs he took while traveling around Latin America. Viewers will have the opportunity to purchase their favorite works. You will also be able to see Dima Cooper’s performance together with the “Freak Kruger” design team and purchase jewelry and hats from Dima Cooper. An unexpected series of paintings “Traces of Life” by Galina Lifshits fully represents the author’s understanding of the foundations of the universe. \nAugust 18, Friday, beginning 21.00, gallery "Lure" (address: Moscow, Samotechnaya str., building 1/15, tel: 209-63-91)