7 Interesting Lectures for Designers in the Next Two Weeks

Contents:

• Lecture "Space Textiles"
• Project "Congress of the Tired"
• Lecture "What do we know about the perception of the attractive?"
• "Bioart: levels of organization. From the Atom Beyond the Biosphere"
• Curatorial Talk about environmental exhibitions from HYDRA curators Olga Vad and Lidiya Gumenyuk
• Conference In The City 2021

Moscow is the capital of Russia, a major political, economic, and cultural center of the country. The city is famous for its historical monuments, such as Red Square, the Kremlin, and many museums. Moscow is home to major companies, financial institutions, and educational institutions. The city's infrastructure is well-developed, boasting modern shopping malls, theaters, and sports arenas. Moscow is also a major transportation hub, with convenient access to international airports and train stations. The city attracts tourists from all over the world, offering a variety of cultural events and unique gastronomic experiences.

Lecture "Space Textiles"

Nina Veresova, researcher and A lecturer studying experimental textiles and the history of scientific approaches to fashion design, she will discuss the role of textiles in the space industry during her lecture at the British Higher School of Art and Design. Textiles are used not only to create clothing and spacesuits, but also in the construction of spacecraft. She will also examine how technologies developed for space influence the creation of everyday clothing.

The British Higher School of Art and Design invites you to an event taking place on October 26th at 7:00 PM. This is a unique opportunity to explore the world of design, learn about current trends, and receive advice from experts in the field. Don't miss the chance to expand your knowledge and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of creativity and innovation. Join us for this important event in the design industry.

Project "Congress of the Tired"

The HSE School of Design is holding a congress dedicated to fatigue and burnout. The project is curated by faculty from the HSE School of Design, and students will present their visual research. Invited experts will give a series of lectures. Don't miss a performance lecture by director Alexey Shcherbakov, where he will share how to use boredom as a resource. Psychologist Natalia Persheeva will discuss breaking the vicious cycle of self-criticism and procrastination. You can also learn about the anatomy of movement from biophysicist Natalia Koroleva and explore the psychoanalytic approach to fatigue at a lecture by Gleb Napreenko. Don't miss the opportunity to expand your knowledge and gain new tools for combating burnout.

The HSE School of Design has an audience of 250 people. The school offers a variety of programs covering various aspects of design, including graphic, industrial, and interior design. Our students receive knowledge from experienced faculty and practicing professionals, enabling them to develop their creative abilities and professional skills. The HSE School of Art and Design creates a unique educational environment that promotes the exchange of ideas and innovative thinking. We strive to prepare professionals ready for the challenges of the modern market.

• Lecture-performance by the letmegettired laboratory. Alexey Shcherbakov. October 25, 6:30 PM.
• "Tired of Oneself." Natalia Persheeva. October 26, 5:40 PM.
• Lecture on the anatomy of movement and the capabilities of the body. Natalia Koroleva. October 26, 6:30 PM.
• "Tired, Tired." Gleb Napreenko. October 29, 7:00 PM.
• Student Research Festival. November 1, 17.00.

Lecture "What do we know about the perception of attractiveness?"

Popular science publication N + 1 in collaboration with The Multimedia Art Museum hosts monthly lectures on the interaction of science and art. During one of the events, psychologist Elena Nikitina will share insights into the biology of beauty, explaining how the brain perceives attractiveness and presenting the latest research in this field. These lectures will help better understand how scientific advances influence our perception of art and beauty.

The Multimedia Art Museum invites visitors to an event on October 23 at 5:00 PM. This event offers a unique opportunity to explore contemporary art and multimedia projects. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of creativity and innovation in art. The Multimedia Art Museum is a center where art and technology intersect, creating new formats of perception.

Saint Petersburg is one of the most beautiful and culturally rich cities in Russia. Founded in the early 18th century by Peter the Great, this northern city has become an important center of art, science, and education. Saint Petersburg is known for its unique architectural ensembles, such as the Winter Palace, St. Isaac's Cathedral, and the famous bridges over rivers and canals.

The city attracts tourists with its museums, theaters, and historical monuments. The Hermitage, one of the largest art museums in the world, houses priceless collections, and the Mariinsky Theater is famous for its opera and ballet productions.

Saint Petersburg is also famous for its white nights, when the sun practically never sets below the horizon, creating a magical atmosphere for strolls along the embankments and parks.

The streets of the city are lined with numerous cafes and restaurants serving traditional Russian dishes as well as cuisine from around the world.

Saint Petersburg is not just a city, but an entire era, filled with history and culture that continues to inspire and amaze people from all over the world.

«Bioart: levels of organization. From the Atom Beyond the Biosphere"

The ITMO University Public Lecture Hall on Science and Technology invites leading scientists and popular scientific figures to discuss the latest technological achievements in the rapidly changing post-pandemic world. At the event, Ippolit Markelov, a biologist working in the field of art and science, will share his knowledge of the interaction between art and living matter. Artists use a variety of tools—from tissue engineering to microbiology—to achieve their goals, blurring the boundaries between scientific experimentation and bioart. Join us to learn how contemporary art and science intersect and influence each other in the face of rapid change.

The ITMO University lecture hall in New Holland Island will take place on October 16th at 7:30 PM. This event will be an excellent opportunity for students and science enthusiasts to learn about current topics and research in information technology and related fields. Join us to discuss innovative ideas and exchange experiences with experts. Don't miss the chance to expand your knowledge and immerse yourself in the world of modern technology.

Curatorial Talk about environmental exhibitions from HYDRA curators Olga Vad and Lidiya Gumenyuk

Until January 31st, Sevkabel Port is hosting the exhibition "HYDRA. New Media Art in the Context of Eco-Anxiety," dedicated to environmental issues. The exhibition combines multimedia art and scientific research, emphasizing the importance of preserving the ecosystem of which humans are a part. Curator Olga Vad, who previously managed projects at the Polytechnic Museum and the Ars Electronica Festival, and also teaches at the Higher School "Sreda Obucheniya," ITMO University, and the National Research University Higher School of Economics, shares her experience. Lidiya Gumenyuk, a specialist in scientific content and interdisciplinary communication, is also participating in the project. Together, they will discuss the creation of interdisciplinary projects focused on environmental themes, making the exhibition relevant to anyone interested in art and science in the context of modern environmental challenges.

In The City 2021 Conference

October 30 Institute of Media, Architecture The Strelka Center for Urban Development and Design will host a conference dedicated to urban technology. Architects and researchers will share their experiences in managing cities using artificial intelligence and discuss the importance of digital platforms and citizen participation in key decision-making. Designers will explore augmented reality and the development of UX/UI interfaces for urban applications. Participants will be able to attend the sessions online, making the event accessible to a wider audience. The Zifergauz Digital Transformation Center invites you to learn about the latest trends in digital technology on October 30th. We offer a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the world of innovation, discuss relevant solutions, and meet experts in digital transformation. Join us to gain valuable knowledge and ideas for successfully implementing digital solutions in your business. Don't miss your chance to be part of this important technology event.