Koudlam performance at the opening of Baibakov art projects

On May 27, a new space by Baibakov art projects will be opened on the Paveletskaya Embankment with the project 'Endless Battle.' The inaugural exhibition explores the creative potential of confrontations within society, a concept formulated and analyzed by French philosopher Michel Foucault in his famous work 'Surveiller et punir.' The exhibition will feature new works by Thomas Hirschhorn, the duo Ida Tursic/Wilfried Mille, specially commissioned works by Oscar Tuazon, Latifa Echakhch, the duo Khalil Joreige/Joana Hadjithomas, as well as Claire Fontaine, Cyprien Gaillard, and Raphaël Zarka. Participants include Adel Abdessemed, Sadane Afif, Latifa Echakhch, Cyprien Gaillard, Thomas Hirschhorn, Oscar Tuazon, Ida Tursic and Wilfried Mille, Raphaël Zarka, Wilfrid Almendra, Claire Fontaine, Khalil Joreige and Joana Hadjithomas. The exhibition will be accompanied by a collection of texts by contemporary French philosophers, published as an e-book in two languages. The collection includes a new article by contemporary philosopher Mathieu Pot- Bonneville, author of the book 'After Foucault,' examining the influence of Foucault and his research on the concept of 'the distant rumble of battle' on modern French philosophy. Curated by Maria Baibakova, Katya Sutton, and Jean-Max Colard. The exhibition 'Endless Battle' is part of the program 'Year of France in Russia.' The opening program on May 27 features a performance by French composer, poet, and performer Koudlam. Koudlam, a former opera singer, represents a new face and voice of contemporary French symphonic music. Koudlam's works are influenced by various musical forms - from classical symphonic to pop music and techno. Koudlam's song 'See You All' from the debut album 'Goodbye' became the main theme of the Balenciaga AW 2010-2011 show at Paris Fashion Week in March 2010, and also serves as the main theme of Cyprien Gaillard's video work 'Desniansky Raion, 2007.' [email protected] Paveletskaya Naberezhnaya 2/18 Later in the night, you can move to the club 'Solyanka,' where the evening will continue with performances by DJs: Cyprien Gaillard, Koudlam, Lipelis, Mark Schedrin, and Kompaniets.