Street Art Siberia Forum in Novokuznetsk
The Street Art Siberia Forum was held in Novokuznetsk from February 28 to March 1. Street Art Research Institute was the program partner of the project.
The mission of the forum, which was held for the fifth time by the Street Art Week festival team, is to unite street art professionals and enthusiasts from all over Siberia.
The purpose of the Street Art Siberia Forum was to exchange experiences, network, and discuss issues relevant to the region.
The event was attended by organizers of graffiti festivals, curators, and street artists. This year, the Forum brought together 56 experts from 21 Russian cities: Vladivostok, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kemerovo, Novokuznetsk, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Omsk, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk, Krasnouralsk, Yekaterinburg, Penza, Samara, Saratov, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Murmansk.
At the end of the forum, 77.1% of participants rated their satisfaction with the Forum as "excellent", and 16.1% - as "good". Almost half of respondents (45.2%) noted that they found new project to participate during the Forum.
Almost one-third (32.3%) of the participants acquired a new team member.
More than half - 58% - of the participants believe that they managed to deeply immerse themselves in the topic of street art and discover some key aspects of the topics discussed.
"The participants' stories help to believe in themselves and overcome the fear of being misunderstood and rejected," noted one of the participants.
The three-day program included discussions, expert sessions, presentations by participants, experience exchange sessions, excursions and a final public discussion with city residents as part of the opening of the exhibition "Street Wave. Siberia". The key principles in the development and holding of the forum were participation and mutual learning. Those present actively interacted with each other and were able to feel the effect of active involvement.
The speakers were the director of the Street Art Research Institute Anna Nistratova, organizers of street art festivals Ivan Larionov, Anna Klets, Yulia Shaidulina, Ivan Tamatov, curators Anastasia Pronina and Yuri Averin, artist Vadim Kulishov and others.
Videos of their speeches are posted in the VKontakte community:
Videos and photographs are available in the "Street Art Siberia" community on VKontakte, and an open report on the results of the Forum is available on Google Drive.
The mission of the forum, which was held for the fifth time by the Street Art Week festival team, is to unite street art professionals and enthusiasts from all over Siberia.
The purpose of the Street Art Siberia Forum was to exchange experiences, network, and discuss issues relevant to the region.
The event was attended by organizers of graffiti festivals, curators, and street artists. This year, the Forum brought together 56 experts from 21 Russian cities: Vladivostok, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kemerovo, Novokuznetsk, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Omsk, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk, Krasnouralsk, Yekaterinburg, Penza, Samara, Saratov, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Murmansk.
At the end of the forum, 77.1% of participants rated their satisfaction with the Forum as "excellent", and 16.1% - as "good". Almost half of respondents (45.2%) noted that they found new project to participate during the Forum.
Almost one-third (32.3%) of the participants acquired a new team member.
More than half - 58% - of the participants believe that they managed to deeply immerse themselves in the topic of street art and discover some key aspects of the topics discussed.
"The participants' stories help to believe in themselves and overcome the fear of being misunderstood and rejected," noted one of the participants.
The three-day program included discussions, expert sessions, presentations by participants, experience exchange sessions, excursions and a final public discussion with city residents as part of the opening of the exhibition "Street Wave. Siberia". The key principles in the development and holding of the forum were participation and mutual learning. Those present actively interacted with each other and were able to feel the effect of active involvement.
The speakers were the director of the Street Art Research Institute Anna Nistratova, organizers of street art festivals Ivan Larionov, Anna Klets, Yulia Shaidulina, Ivan Tamatov, curators Anastasia Pronina and Yuri Averin, artist Vadim Kulishov and others.
Videos of their speeches are posted in the VKontakte community:
- Anna Nistratova. "Street art in the cities of Siberia and in Russia in general - what is it today? What is it about?";
- Anna Klets. "Street art festival: instructions modeled after Stenograffia festival;
- Denis Fabrika. "How to promote street art through a podcast";
- Anna Klets. "How to effectively conduct a dialogue
- with the administration and the community about why the city needs art";
- Ivan Larionov. "Artists and developers. Cooperation experience";
- Anastasia Pronina. "What is the "mural fatigue" of Russian cities and why are mural festivals the last thing that needs to be done in our country?"
- The Forum also held a discussion "What kind of art does a city need?" A summary of the meeting in text format is available at the link.
- The last day of the Forum was marked by the opening of an exhibition of street wave artists "Street Wave. Siberia", curated by Yuri Averin. It was attended by artists Krepkiy Palets, Vadim Mezzo, Misha Mak, Nikita Nomerz, Anatoly Akue and others.
Videos and photographs are available in the "Street Art Siberia" community on VKontakte, and an open report on the results of the Forum is available on Google Drive.
Street Art Siberia Forum in Novokuznetsk
The Street Art Siberia Forum was held in Novokuznetsk from February 28 to March 1. Street Art Research Institute was the program partner of the project.
The mission of the forum, which was held for the fifth time by the Street Art Week festival team, is to unite street art professionals and enthusiasts from all over Siberia.
The purpose of the Street Art Siberia Forum was to exchange experiences, network, and discuss issues relevant to the region.
The event was attended by organizers of graffiti festivals, curators, and street artists. This year, the Forum brought together 56 experts from 21 Russian cities: Vladivostok, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kemerovo, Novokuznetsk, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Omsk, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk, Krasnouralsk, Yekaterinburg, Penza, Samara, Saratov, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Murmansk.
At the end of the forum, 77.1% of participants rated their satisfaction with the Forum as "excellent", and 16.1% - as "good". Almost half of respondents (45.2%) noted that they found new project to participate during the Forum.
Almost one-third (32.3%) of the participants acquired a new team member.
More than half - 58% - of the participants believe that they managed to deeply immerse themselves in the topic of street art and discover some key aspects of the topics discussed.
The mission of the forum, which was held for the fifth time by the Street Art Week festival team, is to unite street art professionals and enthusiasts from all over Siberia.
The purpose of the Street Art Siberia Forum was to exchange experiences, network, and discuss issues relevant to the region.
The event was attended by organizers of graffiti festivals, curators, and street artists. This year, the Forum brought together 56 experts from 21 Russian cities: Vladivostok, Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk, Kemerovo, Novokuznetsk, Tomsk, Novosibirsk, Barnaul, Omsk, Tyumen, Chelyabinsk, Krasnouralsk, Yekaterinburg, Penza, Samara, Saratov, Rostov-on-Don, Nizhny Novgorod, Moscow, St. Petersburg, Murmansk.
At the end of the forum, 77.1% of participants rated their satisfaction with the Forum as "excellent", and 16.1% - as "good". Almost half of respondents (45.2%) noted that they found new project to participate during the Forum.
Almost one-third (32.3%) of the participants acquired a new team member.
More than half - 58% - of the participants believe that they managed to deeply immerse themselves in the topic of street art and discover some key aspects of the topics discussed.
"The participants' stories help to believe in themselves and overcome the fear of being misunderstood and rejected," noted one of the participants.
The three-day program included discussions, expert sessions, presentations by participants, experience exchange sessions, excursions and a final public discussion with city residents as part of the opening of the exhibition "Street Wave. Siberia". The key principles in the development and holding of the forum were participation and mutual learning. Those present actively interacted with each other and were able to feel the effect of active involvement.
The speakers were the director of the Street Art Research Institute Anna Nistratova, organizers of street art festivals Ivan Larionov, Anna Klets, Yulia Shaidulina, Ivan Tamatov, curators Anastasia Pronina and Yuri Averin, artist Vadim Kulishov and others.
Videos of their speeches are posted in the VKontakte community:
Videos and photographs are available in the "Street Art Siberia" community on VKontakte, and an open report on the results of the Forum is available on Google Drive.
The three-day program included discussions, expert sessions, presentations by participants, experience exchange sessions, excursions and a final public discussion with city residents as part of the opening of the exhibition "Street Wave. Siberia". The key principles in the development and holding of the forum were participation and mutual learning. Those present actively interacted with each other and were able to feel the effect of active involvement.
The speakers were the director of the Street Art Research Institute Anna Nistratova, organizers of street art festivals Ivan Larionov, Anna Klets, Yulia Shaidulina, Ivan Tamatov, curators Anastasia Pronina and Yuri Averin, artist Vadim Kulishov and others.
Videos of their speeches are posted in the VKontakte community:
- Anna Nistratova. "Street art in the cities of Siberia and in Russia in general - what is it today? What is it about?";
- Anna Klets. "Street art festival: instructions modeled after Stenograffia festival;
- Denis Fabrika. "How to promote street art through a podcast";
- Anna Klets. "How to effectively conduct a dialogue
- with the administration and the community about why the city needs art";
- Ivan Larionov. "Artists and developers. Cooperation experience";
- Anastasia Pronina. "What is the "mural fatigue" of Russian cities and why are mural festivals the last thing that needs to be done in our country?"
- The Forum also held a discussion "What kind of art does a city need?" A summary of the meeting in text format is available at the link.
- The last day of the Forum was marked by the opening of an exhibition of street wave artists "Street Wave. Siberia", curated by Yuri Averin. It was attended by artists Krepkiy Palets, Vadim Mezzo, Misha Mak, Nikita Nomerz, Anatoly Akue and others.
Videos and photographs are available in the "Street Art Siberia" community on VKontakte, and an open report on the results of the Forum is available on Google Drive.
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