Which Lectures to Attend?
Which lectures to attend? If you are asking yourself this question and are in search of some intellectual leisure, I suggest casting an eye over the forthcoming events in Moscow.
🧩20 April, 12:00
Lecture “Anticipating Easter. The Raising of Lazarus and the Entry into Jerusalem”. Lecture hall of the Andrei Rublev Museum, 8 Andronyevskaya Square.
🧩20 April, 14:00
Lecture “Olga Bulgakova, Tatyana Nasipova, Ksenia Nechitaylo”, from the series “Moscow Amazons. Women Artists of the 1970s and 1980s”
Small Hall of the New Tretyakov Gallery.
🧩20 April, 18:30
The Centre for Interdisciplinary Research of the Library of Foreign Literature invites you to a lecture “Sons and Descendants: On the History of the Irish Family”. Lecture hall of the Centre for English-Speaking Cultures at the Library of Foreign Literature.
🧩21 April, 15:00
Lecture “With Chisel, Acid and Brush. The Russian Icon and Western European Engravings of the 16th and 17th Centuries”. Lecture hall of the Andrei Rublev Museum, 8 Andronyevskaya Square.
🧩21 April, 14:00
Lecture from the series “From the Life of Old Moscow”, devoted to the various spectacular arts popular in Moscow from the 18th to the early 20th century. Lecture hall of the State Historical Museum.
🧩22 April, 18:30
Seminar “Parish Life of the Russian Diaspora: Weekdays and Feast Days (Based on the Archive Holdings of the House of the Russian Abroad)” at the House of the Russian Abroad.
🧩25 April, 18:30
Lecture “Dante’s Divine Comedy in Editions of the 15th and 16th Centuries”
at the main building of the Russian State Library, Museum of the Book.
🧩25 April, 19:30
Lecture “The Founding Fathers of Sots Art. Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid”, from the lecture series “Russian Art from the 1960s to the 2010s. Sasha Obukhova’s Version”, at the lecture hall of the Garage Museum.
🧩25 April, 19:00
Lecture “Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin”
Lecture hall of the Engineering Building of the Tretyakov Gallery, 12 Lavrushinsky Lane.
🧩27 April, 14:00
Lecture “The Aesthetics of the Avant-Garde”. “Landscape” Hall (lecture space) of the Apollinary Vasnetsov Museum.
