In the context of the history of the Tsaritsyno collection and the exhibition The Non-Conformists. The History of a Russian Collection, a roundtable discussion about private donations that enrich public art collections. 

Why donate your collection?

For the second round table of the TALKS COLLECTIONS program, MO.CO. explores the issue of donating a private collection to a public institution. From the collection of non-conformist works assembled by Andrei Erofeev, donated to the National Tretyakov Gallery and exhibited at MO.CO. Hôtel des collections until February 9, 2020, it's about exploring the heritage, artistic and economic issues inherent in a donation.

In the presence of Nathalie Ergino (director of the IAC - Villeurbanne Institute for Contemporary Art), Pauline Faure (curator at MO.CO.), Simon Rolin (lawyer at the Paris bar) and Raymond Azibert (collector).

MOCO gives “carte blanche” to external contributors to offer visitors a different point of view on the exhibition.
Management of Cultural and Artistic Projects MA students, in partnership with Université Paul-Valery.

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A playful visit to discover some of the exhibition’s artworks

> For children aged 6+
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> Exposition The non-conformists. The story of a russian collection

> Free - Limited capacity

Adults and children enjoy a tour of the exhibition.

Exposition : The non-conformists. The story of a russian collection

 

> For children aged 6+
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Tactile tour for blind and visually impaired visitors.

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This cult classic from the 1990s speaks of Danila Bagrov’s descent into crime and his immersion in the nightlife of St. Petersburg.  

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One Thursday per month, a member of MOCO’s education department offers a new way of encountering works from the exhibition.
Exposition : The non-conformists. The story of a russian collection

> Registration required at reservation@moco.art

A playful visit to discover some of the exhibition’s artworks

> For children aged 6+
> Registration required at reservation@moco.art

> Exposition The non-conformists. The story of a russian collection

MO.CO. presents an exciting evening of performances at the legendary concert hall, Rockstore. Following on from Last Yearz Interesting Negro / Jamila Johnson-Small, Mathilde Fernandez, Nelson Beer and Jean-Luc Verna, it is the turn of Julie Béna, Marianne Marić and Planningtorock to take the stage for the first time in Montpellier.

Each one of the invited artists for this edition of MO.CO. Live addresses the body, desire and identity. Or, to be more precise, they question and challenge the manner in which bodies – whether they be feminine, trans, queer – labour to escape definitions inherited from and imposed by patriarchal systems.

Julie Béna

Based between Paris and Prague, Julie Béna creates performances that draw inspiration from the worlds of literature, cinema, theatre and popular culture and that take, as their point of departure, a

series of personal cosmologies filled with equal doses of humour and the tragic. A graduate of the Villa Arson (Nice), their performances and works have been presented in spaces including Performa (New York), ICA (London), Palais de Tokyo (Paris) or IAC (Villeurbanne).

Marianne Marić

Marianne Marić develops a transdisciplinary body of work in which they deconstruct the body becomes a sculptural instrument. Eroticism and playfulness are key components of their work. Whether working with performance or photography, their works subvert the codes of representation of women’s bodies, all the while maintaining a lightness of touch.

Planningtorock

The audio-visual project of Berlin-based British musician, producer and artist Jam Rostron, Planningtorock creates music that tackles issues of patriarchy and misogyny, and places gender, trans- and queer identities at its epicentre, all fused in an electro-pop-dance sound that is imbued with autobiographical elements. Since 2006, Planningtorock have issued four studio albums – Have It All (2006), W (2011), All Love’s Legal (2014) and their latest album, Powerhouse (2018) – and have collaborated with artists such as The Knife and Peaches.

Rockstore, 20 rue de Verdun, Montpellier
Free - Limited capacity

One Thursday per month, a member of MOCO’s education department offers a new way of encountering works from the exhibition.
Exposition : The non-conformists. The story of a russian collection

> Registration required at reservation@moco.art

In a Russian coastal town, Kolya is forced to fight the corrupt mayor when he is told that his house will be demolished.

Discover the exhibition and its artworks through writing.
 

> Teenagers 
> Exposition The non-confomists. The story of a russian collection
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A visit of the Hôtel of collections and the story of its transformation into a contemporary art centre, a look at its in-situ artworks and selected works from the exhibition.

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