On July 14, the Muzeon Art Park will celebrate its 25th anniversary. The program includes: a piano under the dome, a concert on the beach, walks with the leaders, a lecture “25+”, Rodin and the Crimean Tatars. Admission to all events, except film screenings, is free.

Concerts

Martin Kohlstedt / Germany

The second Piano Summer concert will take place under the Alpbau dome - the program has been introducing Muscovites to the most talented representatives of neoclassical music throughout the summer. Headliner anniversary evening will become German composer and pianist Martin Kolsted, who masterfully combines elements of classical, pop, rock and electronic music. The composer comes from Thuringia, a historical region in central Germany, which is called the “green heart” of the country. Kohlsted prefers to perform his plays not in stuffy academic halls, but in a natural environment. Open stage under the Alpbau dome in the depths of the Park will be an ideal platform for the laconic but extremely emotional music of the German composer.

Murat Kabardokov/ Russia

Behind last years a whole galaxy of neoclassical musicians grew up in Russia. Prominent representatives This style - Murat Kabardokov and the Clover Quartet will also perform at the Piano Summer concert. Kabardokov is only 31 years old, but he has already received the title People's Artist Kabardino-Balkaria, compose soundtracks for the films “Francophonie” by Alexander Sokurov, “Lights of a Big Village” by Ilya Uchitel and successfully launch in the West. Together with the Clover Quartet ensemble, which performs classics, rock and pop covers, Kabardokov recorded an album of instrumental original music, “Songs Without Words.” With this program, the artists traveled all over America, receiving a certificate from the US Congress.

Photo exhibition

Guests will be able to learn the history of Muzeon and see what the territory of the Park looked like two hundred, one hundred and twenty-five years ago at the photo exhibition “Museon: from Crimean Tatars to the Park of Arts." Near the passage under the Crimean Bridge, unique archival photographs will be collected, including the Muzeon embankment of the late 19th century, the Ryabushinsky factory, and the pavilions of the All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Exhibition.

Excursions

Even more interesting information— on special excursions around Muzeon. Employees of the historical and cultural sector of the Park will tell you interesting facts that you will not find in any guide: why the gigantic figure of Stalin has a crushed nose or what inscriptions “decorated” the monument to Dzerzhinsky in the early nineties.

At 12:00 o’clock the excursion “From Peter I to Pushkin’s heroes of the Neskuchny Garden” will begin, where you can learn about the distant past of Moscow. At 14:00, Muzeon invites you to “Walks with the Leaders” - guests will hear a non-trivial story about the most significant sculptures of Soviet leaders. You can continue your acquaintance with the Park at the educational quest “Hide and Seek with the Leaders,” where you will unravel the secrets of the petrified inhabitants of Muzeon. The tour will be led by historian and curator of the Gorky Park Archive Artem Golbin. Participation is free, but you must first register on the website.

Lecture

The educational part of the holiday will also take place at the Muzeon Summer Cinema. At 18:00 a meeting with music critic and editor of Colta.ru Denis Boyarinov will begin here. In the early nineties, public and political institutions Russia, and the very foundations of life, have undergone a radical transformation. Mass music responded to them the fastest. The journalist will talk about what they listened to 25 years ago and how the industry has changed during this time.

Film screening

Here, at the KARO Muzeon Summer Cinema, a big surprise is being prepared for film fans. To the 25th anniversary of the sculpture museum under open air will pass special screening documentary film“Rodin: divino#inferno” by Bruno Avellan (2016) is about the famous French impressionist sculptor. The painting is dedicated to the work “The Gates of Hell”, which was supposed to decorate the Museum building decorative arts in Paris. The sculpture became one of Rodin's largest creations - he devoted 37 years to it, but was never able to complete it. The session starts at 22:00.

Contemporary dance on a wooden terrace

Muzeon invites the most energetic to a three-hour Dance contest / Electro vs Everybody, which will take place on the Wooden Terrace in front of the dry fountain. The program includes electrodance, house and jazz. From 17:40 to 18:30, guests will be able to take part in a dance master class, and performances by invited artists will begin at 19:00.

Ukulele Sunset Concert

At the entrance to the Park from Maronovsky Lane there will be a live ukulele concert. The ukulele is a miniature four-string ukulele whose sound cannot be confused with any other instrument. The concert will feature surfers' favorite melodies that will transport listeners to distant wild beaches and islands lost in the depths of the ocean. Starts at 18:00.

Program:

• 12:00 — Excursion “From Peter I to Pushkin’s heroes of the Neskuchny Garden” (meeting point - in front of the Main Entrance to Gorky Park)
• 14:00 - Excursion “Walking with the Leaders” (meeting point - at the entrance to Muzeon next to the Infobox)
• 15:00 — Photo exhibition “Museon: from the Crimean Tatars to the Park of Arts” (next to the passage under the Crimean Bridge)
• 16:00 - Quest “Hide and Seek with the Leaders” (meeting point - at the entrance to Muzeon next to the Infobox) 17:00 - Contemporary dance (Wooden terrace)
• 18:00 — Lecture by Denis Boyarinov (Summer Cinema KARO Muzeon)
• 18:00 — Concert Ukulele Sunset (At the entrance to the Park from Maronovsky Lane)
• 21:30 - Piano Summer concert with the participation of Martin Kolsted and Murat Kabardokov (Alpbau Tent, beach area, entrance from Maronovsky Lane)
• 22:00 — Film screening of the film “Roden: divino#inferno” (Summer cinema KARO Muzeon)

From June 28 to July 9, the MUZEON Arts Park will host VI International Festival Gardens and Flowers Moscow Flower Show. This is not only the largest exhibition and high fashion week of landscape design in Russia, but also beautiful place for a holiday with the whole family.

Subject Moscow Flower Show 2017- “Life in the IVF style.” This year, visitors to the Festival will be able to find out how modern conditions life to maintain harmony with nature and arrange your garden corner as naturally as possible - and how to realize this idea as aesthetically as possible.

They will be helped in this by professionals in the field of landscape design and floristry, who will conduct many inspiring master classes and present picturesque floral installations and new varieties of flowers - for example, the Melba hydrangea, which is becoming fashionable.

Moscow Flower Show will bring together more than 100 specialists in the field of landscape design, horticulture and floriculture - including 30 talented landscape designers, whose gardens will be presented as part of the competition program. In addition, the exhibition will feature 30 gardens created by schoolchildren for the “Planet of Flowers” ​​landscape design competition. This project, thanks to which students Russian schools can show their talent, which attracted such interest at the Moscow Flower Show last year that it was also held in other Russian cities.

Connoisseurs of aesthetics will be able to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of exhibitions of the Royal Garden Society of Great Britain (RHS), admiring the prize-winning gardens of British festivals - they will be built as part of a cultural exchange between the Royal Garden Society and the Moscow Flower Show. One of them is presented by a married couple from the UK, designers Mark and Gigi Eveley, whose work has received numerous gold awards at international festivals.

The project of the family duet Ekaterina Bolotova and Denis Kalashnikov called “Molecular Garden” won gold medal and Best Garden of Show at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival. The compositional elements of the garden consist of many components, symbolizing the molecules that make up our entire world - wooden benches and a decorative panel in the form of a stylized sunrise are assembled from many wooden parts arranged in a fan.

Another garden called “Let's go!” will interest fans of futurism and the history of astronautics. The composition was created by talented eight-year-old Russian schoolgirls Elizaveta Dushko and Sofia Bezhevets, and for the first time in the history of Russian landscape design they presented their work at international competition School Show Garden Challenge in the UK. The amazing garden consists of two parts, representing the Earth and Space, which are united by a water stream, which reflects the milky way with a million stars, which is a symbol of life. The earthly part of the composition is a typical Russian landscape with its spruce trees, perennial plants and herbs, in the center of which there is a papier-mâché satellite ready to take off, an installation with photographs of famous Russian cosmonauts and a greenhouse representing the gift of the Earth to other planets. The outer space of the garden is an unusual fantasy of what a garden could be like if built on the surface of the Moon - futuristic-looking calocephalus and fescue grow there.

Special guest Moscow Flower Show, representative of the French international festival of gardens and flowers of Chaumont-on-Loire, Claude Pasquier, whose work popularizes an environmentally friendly approach to landscape design and gardening, will show viewers that even a modest composter can become an object high art and decoration of any garden. The landscape sculptor will present at the event his unique environmental art object “Champicomposteur”, made of a metal mesh in the shape of a mushroom, inside of which there is compost. This composter sculpture symbolizes the amazing ability of plants to give life even after withering, turning into fertile natural fertilizers.

Visitors to the Festival will also be able to take a break from the bustle of the city and enjoy unity with nature, admiring the project created with the support of the world famous nursery Lorberg - the water garden of the Russian designer Ivan Bugaev “Geometry of Nature”. This is a real model of the universe in miniature: in the center of the viewer’s attention is a body of water with neat islands of land, on one of which a willow tree grows. Bugaev was inspired by the work of the impressionist Claude Monet - a pond with multi-colored water lilies located in the garden, as if it came out of serene paintings French artist. After graduation Moscow Flower Show this unique project will be donated to the Morozov Children's Clinical Hospital and built on its territory.

Fragrances and colors Moscow Festival of Gardens and Flowers will not leave anyone indifferent: within the framework of the exhibition there will be a competition flower beds “City in Bloom”, for which talented landscape designers will build fragrant flower arrangements on the festival grounds. They will serve as an excellent source of inspiration for viewers - everyone will be able to receive a free diagram of their favorite flower beds with the names of the plants used, and then attend master classes and implement new ideas in their own garden.

From June 29 to July 9, the VI Moscow International Festival of Gardens and Flowers Moscow Flower Show will be held in the capital's Muzeon Park of Arts.

This year, more than 200 representatives from 12 countries are participating in the festival. The main event of the festival is the international exhibition-competition of gardening art and landscape design. IN competitive program More than 30 projects have been announced. Also, for the first time in the history of the Moscow Flower Show, talented students of professional colleges will present their works.

Within festival will take place The only landscape design competition in Russia among schoolchildren is “Planet of Flowers”. Every year it becomes more and more popular, and this time 30 teams of young talents from six Russian cities are vying for victory. In 2017, for the first time, little patients of the Morozov Hospital undergoing long-term treatment will take part in the competition; their sketches will be recreated by professionals.

As part of the business program, the International Park Forum will once again open its doors; the program includes lectures by foreign and Russian speakers, presentations and master classes.

Within the framework of international educational program, the Royal Horticultural Society of Great Britain (RHS) and the Moscow International Festival of Gardens and Flowers will present three landmark projects. The family duo of Ekaterina Bolotova and Denis Kalashnikov will show the public the “Molecular Garden”, which won a gold medal and the title of “Best Garden of Show” at the RHS Malvern Spring Festival. British landscape designers Mark and Gigi Evely will present the “Manunkind” garden, and eight-year-old Russian schoolgirls Elizaveta Dushko and Sofia Bezhevets will present the “Let’s Go!” garden, which was previously presented in the UK, at the international School Show Garden Challenge competition.

A highlight of the festival will be the presentation of the new rose variety “Moscow”. New symbol capital was developed within the framework of the environmental program of the Department of Environmental Management and Protection environment in honor of the anniversary of Moscow.

The theme of Moscow Flower Show 2017 is “Life in the IVF style.” One of the guests of the exhibition will be the Portuguese street art artist Bordalo II- with a bright installation from waste technology from Bosch, and the French landscape architect Claude Pasquet will present an environmental sculpture in the shape of a mushroom - “Champicomposteur”. Charitable Foundation“Sunflower” by Timur Bekmambetov will present a unique installation - the house of “Dancing Flowers”, this business card artist and designer Alexander Dang.

Festival guests will be able to visit the art market, flora market and eco-market, where a wide range of goods for the home and garden will be presented.

An interesting cultural and educational program has been prepared for the general public.

More information about the Muzeon Birthday festival

piano under the dome, concert on the beach

Concerts

Martin Kohlstedt / Germany

The second Piano Summer concert will take place under the Alpbau dome - the program has been introducing Muscovites to the most talented representatives of neoclassical music throughout the summer. The headliner of the anniversary evening will be the German composer and pianist Martin Kohlsted, who masterfully combines elements of classical, pop, rock and electronic music. The composer comes from Thuringia, a historical region in central Germany, which is called the “green heart” of the country. Kohlsted prefers to perform his plays not in stuffy academic halls, but in a natural environment. The open stage under the Alpbau dome in the depths of the Park will be an ideal platform for the laconic but extremely emotional music of the German composer.

Murat Kabardokov/ Russia

In recent years, a whole galaxy of neoclassical musicians has grown up in Russia. Prominent representatives of this style - Murat Kabardokov and the Clover Quartet will also perform at the Piano Summer concert. Kabardokov is only 31 years old, but he has already received the title of People’s Artist of Kabardino-Balkaria, composed soundtracks for the films “Francophonie” by Alexander Sokurov, “Lights of a Big Village” by Ilya Uchitel and had a successful start in the West. Together with the Clover Quartet ensemble, which performs classics, rock and pop covers, Kabardokov recorded an album of instrumental original music, “Songs Without Words.” With this program, the artists traveled all over America, receiving a certificate from the US Congress.

Photo exhibition

Guests will be able to learn the history of Muzeon and see what the territory of the Park looked like two hundred, one hundred and twenty-five years ago at the photo exhibition “Museon: from the Crimean Tatars to the Park of Arts.”

Near the passage under the Crimean Bridge, unique archival photographs will be collected, including the Muzeon embankment of the late 19th century, the Ryabushinsky factory, and the pavilions of the All-Russian Agricultural and Handicraft Exhibition.

Employees of the historical and cultural sector of the Park will tell you interesting facts that you will not find in any guide: why the gigantic figure of Stalin has a crushed nose or what inscriptions “decorated” the monument to Dzerzhinsky in the early nineties.

AT 14:00 hours, Muzeon invites you to “Walks with the Leaders” - guests will hear a non-trivial story about the most significant sculptures of Soviet leaders.

You can continue your acquaintance with the Park at the educational quest “Hide and Seek with the Leaders,” where you will unravel the secrets of the petrified inhabitants of Muzeon. The tour will be led by historian and curator of the Gorky Park Archive Artem Golbin. Participation is free, but you must first register on the website.

Lecture

The educational part of the holiday will also take place at the Muzeon Summer Cinema. At 18:00 a meeting with music critic and editor of Colta.ru Denis Boyarinov will begin here. In the early nineties, the social and political institutions of Russia, and even the very foundations of life, underwent a radical transformation. Mass music responded to them the fastest. The journalist will talk about what they listened to 25 years ago and how the industry has changed during this time.

Film screening

Here, at the KARO Muzeon Summer Cinema, a big surprise is being prepared for film fans. To mark the 25th anniversary of the open-air sculpture museum, there will be a special screening of the documentary film “Roden: divino#inferno” by Bruno Avellan (2016) - about the famous French impressionist sculptor. The painting is dedicated to the work “The Gates of Hell”, which was supposed to decorate the building of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Paris. The sculpture became one of Rodin's largest creations - he devoted 37 years to it, but was never able to complete it. The session starts at 22:00.

Contemporary Dance on the Wooden Terrace

Muzeon invites the most energetic to a three-hour Dance contest / Electro vs Everybody, which will take place on the Wooden Terrace in front of the dry fountain. The program includes electrodance, house and jazz. From 17:40 to 18:30, guests will be able to take part in a dance master class, and performances by invited artists will begin at 19:00.

Ukulele Concert Sunset

At the entrance to the Park from Maronovsky Lane there will be a live ukulele concert. The ukulele is a miniature four-string ukulele whose sound cannot be confused with any other instrument. The concert will feature surfers' favorite melodies that will transport listeners to distant wild beaches and islands lost in the depths of the ocean. Starts at 18:00.

Program

12:00 – Excursion “From Peter I to Pushkin’s heroes of the Neskuchny Garden” (meeting point - in front of the Main Entrance to Gorky Park)

14:00 – Excursion “Walking with the Leaders” (meeting point – at the entrance to Muzeon next to the Infobox)

15:00 – Photo exhibition “Museon: from the Crimean Tatars to the Park of Arts” (next to the passage under the Crimean Bridge)

16:00 – Quest “Hide and Seek with the Leaders” (meeting point – at the entrance to Muzeon next to the Infobox)

17:00 – Contemporary dance (Wooden terrace)

18:00 – Lecture by Denis Boyarinov (Summer Cinema KARO Muzeon)

18:00 – Concert Ukulele Sunset (At the entrance to the Park from Maronovsky Lane)

21:30 – Piano Summer concert with the participation of Martin Kolsted and Murat Kabardokov (Alpbau Tent, beach area, entrance from Maronovsky Lane)

22:00 – Film screening of the film “Roden: divino#inferno” (Summer cinema KARO Muzeon)

The next festival of gardens and flowers, Moscow Flower Show, is taking place in Muzeon Park on Krymskaya Embankment. Until July 9, you can see everything with your own eyes, but for those who can’t, we offer short review Exhibitions.

Exhibition gardens

2017 in Russia has been declared the year of ecology. Many exhibition gardens are devoted to this topic.

Renovation of abandoned construction sites and industrial areas is very popular all over the world; some of the most famous are Parc André Citroën in Paris and the High Line in New York. This topic is also touched upon in exhibition gardens.

Myths, fairy tales, legends have always been used to create the image of a garden and this is reflected in the name

The theme of the festival's gold medal garden is a combination of opposites

No one passes by the miracle garden “Garden in an Egg”. The installation opens and closes every half hour, the schedule is posted nearby

The Forgotten Garden takes us back to the historic gardens of the eighteenth century. The formed privets are amazing

Muzeon Park

The park is beautiful at any time of the year, and especially now. Blooming sages on the embankment leave no one indifferent, even those who call them heathers :)