YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others. Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others. Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others. Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others. Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House.
We are looking forward to seeing all of you again at Pushkin House after the summer break!
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
YOUNG is our special meet-up space and programme for people aged 18-26, a place to explore, imagine and create together with others.
Join our monthly meeting to connect with your peers over arts and culture and realise your ideas by hosting your own events with the support of our team at Pushkin House. You can learn about the projects we’ve created together in the past few months on the YOUNG page.
Young is our special meet-up space and programme open for people aged 18–26. Join to meet peers, and discover special events and workshops.
Young is a space to explore, collaborate and create; a space to come together, explore possibilities and imagine.
Young is our special meet-up space and programme open for people aged 18-26. Join to meet peers, and discover special events and workshops.
Young is a space to explore, collaborate and create; a space to come together, explore possibilities and imagine.
Young is our special meet-up space and programme open for people aged 18-26. Join to meet peers, and discover special events and workshops.
Young is a space to explore, collaborate and create; a space to come together, explore possibilities and imagine.
Young is our special meet-up space and programme open for people aged 18-26. Join to meet peers, and discover special events and workshops.
Young is a space to explore, collaborate and create; a space to come together, explore possibilities and imagine.
Irina FLIGE, director of the Memorial Research & Information Centre (St Petersburg), Flige talks about the problems arising from Russia’s failure to transcend its past and describes the search for places of mass burial and their investigation. With John Crowfoot, she will present the Map of Memory website, in an expanded, English version.
This is no discussion of distant past events. It concerns the recent “Network” trials and convictions and, above all else, the Dmitriev Affair, now in its sixth year.
“This summer I committed the greatest crime a Soviet writer could commit. According to Soviet rules here, publication of a book abroad before it comes out in the Soviet Union is an illegal act of which I would severely be punished. I don’t know how.” In English (with some Russian and French).
We are joined by Marta Marsicka, curator at Centrala Space, and Dr Jakub Ceglarz, artist and researcher at the University of Birmingham, to better understand the level of inclusion and visibility of Russian, Central and Eastern European art and artists in the UK as recently highlighted by a research project at the University of Birmingham earlier this year. Together we will use stories to help discuss and workshop barriers that young artists and their work can face while living and working in the UK.
Join us for an exclusive tour of our current exhibition ‘In Paradise’ with Margarita Gluzberg, the artist behind the show. We will explore the exhibition behind the scenes and engage with the new series of large-scale drawings, occupying the central space of Pushkin House, which the artist calls ‘cinema experiments’.
We will be exploring questions around the concept of modern Russian identity, how it has evolved and manifests in young people - especially those on the move and in between cultures. We will hear from our guest speaker, Nimasu Namsaren, and watch her award winning short film ‘Mavzhuda’ - a narrative on her experience with identity thought the lens of student film-making.
