Events

The first two issues of The Garage Journal explored inclusion, crises, and the emergence of new socialities. The Journal’s discussions on these subjects in St. Petersburg is focused on two of the most delicate and debated issues raised in the publication: art mediation and inclusion in museums. Both subjects belong to the realm of the new ethics and are focused on the search for alternative, more respectful modes of communication that cater for every participant’s interests. 

The first two issues of The Garage Journal explored inclusion, crises, and the emergence of new socialities. The Journal’s discussions on these subjects in St. Petersburg is focused on two of the most delicate and debated issues raised in the publication: art mediation and inclusion in museums. Both subjects belong to the realm of the new ethics and are focused on the search for alternative, more respectful modes of communication that cater for every participant’s interests. 

We are pleased to announce the recipients of the first round of The Garage Journal's grant program. They are Svetlana Kondratyeva (National Research University Higher School of Economics, Moscow), who applied with an article entitled ‘Dancing with Heritage: Site-Specific Dance and Performance in Historic Sites and Museums’, and Mateusz Sapija (University of Edinburgh, U.K.), whose article is dedicated to ‘Contemporary Art Exhibitions as a Tool for the Democratization of Europe Between 1989 and 2004’.