Andrey Malakhov is the first to see the new project of the micro-territory "City of Ustinov"

Andrey Malakhov is the first to see the new project of the micro-territory "City of Ustinov". This year the residents of the micro-territory are presenting a platform for cultural exchange, "Museum with Delivery". The museum can be seen at the stand of the Siyanie Centre for Contemporary Art. "Museum with Delivery" takes the form of the installation TEKTO, created together with the participants of the teenage laboratory of micro-landmarks "Between Us" from Apatity. The story is touching and clear to everyone: the museum artefacts are twelve collections of street particles found in Apatity. I cannot help sharing the poetic description of the project from "City of Ustinov": "Just as glacial boulders in the courtyards and streets of Apatity shape the local landscape, and the mineral apatite shapes the town's economy, the artefacts of co-creation form a new cultural layer. The result of the teenagers' joint tectonic activity is a travelling museum land, whose principal resources are curiosity and imagination."

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Characters from Gogol's "Petersburg Tales" on the pedestal of the monument to Nikolai Gogol on Nikitsky Boulevard, photograph of the 1960s