Museum of Poisons and Zoology of the Future

Ilya Fedotov-Fedorov's solo exhibition 'Museum of Poisons and Zoology of the Future" combines archaeology, biology and art to create a museum of poisonous artifacts and antidotes. The project explores the impact of information on the Internet, comparing it to poisons, and analyzes the problem of information credibility. Exhibition suggests to refraim the fantastical thinking as an antidote and presents a moder Cabinet of Curiosities integrated in the space of bookstore. The artistic research was supported by the Medical University and Amsterdam Central Hospital.

Masters Bookstore

Masters Project, Anna Nova Gallery

March 8 – 24

Futureisnown. Campus

Personal exhibition by Anton Bundenko that acts as an artistic hub for a critical dialogue about technology.
Futureisnown Campus uses means of critical design to capture the sphere of art & technology. The artistic method of Anton Bundenko is to broaden the functionality and idea of items that we use daily. By reporposing and giving new maening artist locates design items on the borderline between reality and fantasy, therefore modifing our perception of the world.
During the exhibition the space of Art School Masters was transformed in a campus: laboratory, library, project hub. Exhibition aimed to inform visitors about the phenomenons that exist between physical and digital realities and formating our life now.

Art School Masters

March 8 – 24

Masters Project

currant

Andrei Andreev's solo exhibition opened as part of the “Winzavod Days at Masters” program.
“currant” is a project that turns to the study of figurative handwriting of poster art and slogan. In his paintings, the artist refuses to directly “affirm” the slogan and constructs not a meaning, but a “situation”, which he then destroys with an act of “wrinkling”. The exhibition presented a series of new paintings, as well as a total installation combining sound-art, found-footage and work with textiles.

Art School Masters

Masters Project, Winzavod

Impulse

An independent curatorial project presented as part of the First Curatorial Forum in St. Petersburg. The exhibition serves as a research platform for young representatives of the St. Petersburg art scene, challenging the classical perception of the city as the cradle of “poor art.” The project’s goal is to support emerging artists and bring visibility to their work within the context of a major professional event.
Impulse brings together works by young artists who shift the perspective on contemporary St. Petersburg art. Rejecting curatorial subjectivity, the exhibition presents installations created without formal constraints, each acting as a direct statement of the present. The featured projects explore the deep connection between materiality and time, offering a nonlinear perception of temporality that shapes the way we experience art.
The exhibition provides multiple viewpoints on contemporary art, featuring works by graduates of leading art schools in St. Petersburg and capturing the significance of the present moment in its uniqueness.

Sergey Kuryokhin Center for Modern Art

An independent project supported Foundation of V. Smirnov and K. Sorokin

1st Curatorial Forum in St. Petersburg