Exhibition of nominees 2-MAP

2 Moscow Art Prize (2-MAP) is the first city prize in the field of contemporary art, aimed at supporting a wide range of authors of all directions and genres. The exposition includes landmark projects and key works of 2020, created, according to the rules of the award, “in Moscow, about Moscow, for Moscow”. In 2021, more than 700 applications were submitted to participate in 2-MAP. The Expert Council selects winners in five nominations: "Fine Arts and Architecture", "Theater", "Cinema", "Literature" and "Music".

The exhibition features fragments of significant exhibition projects and art series, sound sculptures and large-scale installations. Among them are the series “Towards the Night” by Francisco Infante and Nonna Goryunova, the retrospective exhibition of Igor Makarevich and Elena Elagina “Countdown”, “Closed Fish Exhibition. Reconstruction "by Dmitry Hvorostov and Yan Ginzburg, Paruyr Davtyan's exhibition" The Revelation of a Wonderful Pond ", Pavel Otdelnov's exhibition" Russian Nowhere ".

The exposition includes fragments of Timofey Parshchikov's “Sad.OKSuper” project, which became an attempt for the artist to reflect changes in emotional perception during quarantine, sound installations by Sergey Filatov ("Two points on a smooth straight line") and :: vtol:, objects and videos by Aristarkh Chernyshev from projects “Critical Update” and “PiO 2.0”, photographic documentation of the “Temporary Landscape” project by Elena Artemenko, graphics by Irina Korina for the “Museum Route” project, within which the artist designed a trolleybus on the last remaining route T. Guests will also see works by Alexander Povzner, Alla Urban, Sergey Bratkov and other authors.

A cinema has been added to the exhibition hall, displaying NFT art – the works of artists participating in the Disartive project, an international exhibition and fair of digital art and technology.

In addition to the exhibition hall, in the lobby of Media Center, visitors can see objects from the “Bulky Biceps” series by Alexander Kutovoy – antique sculptures adapted by the artist for the sporting needs of a modern user. In the open spaces of the park there are objects of the large-scale land-art project “CHA SHA. Exhibition in the Woods ":
– stones with navigation signs as the intersection of nature and the digital view of modern man – "At the Crossroads" by Olga Bozhko;
– a mysterious wooden box on a concrete pedestal – "Marsyas" by Kirill Ass;
– a word from laminated veneer lumber, illustrating itself – "Dal" by Dima Filippov.

Among the nominees for the 2 Moscow Art Prize in other disciplines: literary works by Andrei Gelasimov, Zlata Ulitina and Ilya Danishevsky, musical projects by Vladislav Tarnopolsky, Alexander Belousov and Oleg Nesterov, as well as art house, documentary and feature films. Theatrical nomination is presented by works of the Moscow theaters "Sovremennik", RAMT, Drama Theater on Malaya Bronnaya, Brusnikin's Workshop and many others.

The exhibition of 2-MAP nominees will run until November 30.

Age: 0+

Tickets:
Adults over 18 years old – 300 rubles
Children from 7 to 18 years old – 150 rubles
Children under 7 years old –free

Current Restrictions
Please note that you must use protective mask and keep a social distance of 1.5 meters. If you have a fever heat or respiratory disease symptoms, you can’t visit the pavillions. See detailed temporary rules for visitors here (in Russian).

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• vaccination with the second component of the vaccine (or one-component vaccine) registered in the Russian Federation;
• past Novel Сoronavirus infection within the past six months;
• obtaining a negative PCR test result, from the moment of registration of which in the laboratory no more than 72 hours have passed and transferred to the automated information system "Moscow Unified Medical Information and Analytical System".

Children and adolescents under 18 years old can visit the museum with parents who have a QR code. Visiting without parents is only possible if the child has a QR code based on the results of a negative PCR test or a confirmed fact of the Novel Сoronavirus infection within the last 6 months. Information about the patient must be in the regional or federal register of those who have been ill.
This QR code is available:
- in the child's electronic medical record in the "Digital Certificate" section;
- in the mobile application "EMIAS.INFO";
- in the clinic - you can contact the reception or print the QR code in the terminal;
- by the link https://immune.mos.ru/;

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From October 25, 2021 to February 25, 2022, the preferential provision of services for visitors over 60 years old has been suspended. This condition does not apply to visitors with a QR code.

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• have no suspected case of the Novel Сoronavirus infection (2019-nCoV), as well as manifestations of an acute respiratory viral infection and other acute respiratory diseases;
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