Elena Minaeva’s project “Ghosts of Daytime and Nighttime” is presented by the MMOMA as part of the program “Debut.” The artist employs a variety of media and visual forms to tell the spectator of situations everyone is familiar with: a person teetering on the brink of the real and the unreal, in between the physical and the ephemeral, the conscious and the subconscious.

The exhibition of young artist Anton Kuznetsov, occurred within the parallel program of the 5th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art. Painting inspired by once found old poor photos.

«Hopscotch» is an art festival extending an invitation to explore the bounds and trends of modern performance by exchanging experience in the field of performance arts and similar art forms. The festival will consist of various kinds of performances e.g. conceptual, plastic, media, theatrical, sound, poetry. There will be several other performances which are rather difficult to name properly at the moment.

The Moscow Museum of Modern Art has been running Masterskaya (studio), its annual exhibition project, since 2001. The project continues to be instrumental in discovering new Russian artists.

All activities of Elena Demidova, a Moscow-based artist and a director of the Strange Dreams Theater, are related with representation of the body of her own or of another person, in the theater or in the gallery.

Where does the reality begin? No one can honestly say that there is a single reality for all of humanity or a particular society. It is even conceivable that the reality is inseparable from the individuality, that the desired version of reality is a unique collection of our ideas about the world.

Since the epoch of the historical avant-garde, time, its secret fabric is one of the main topics of the contemporary art.

Young artist Alexandra Kuznetsova works with the problems of media and conceptual art using Ancient subjects.

Young photographer Elena Vazhenina explores the phenomenon of media personality and nuances of his appropriation of our contemporaries.

Subordinate to fashion companies, commercials and gloss magazines, clothes have become a kind of the identification code, rapidly rooted in the society. It introduces us earlier before we say hello.