The Polytechnic Museum will reveal to children the secrets of creating exhibitions

The Polytechnic invites children and their parents to talk about work that is usually hidden from the eyes of museum visitors. You can learn more about who the exhibition curators are and what they do on December 17 at a lecture from the 100 Questions to a Scientist series. Participation is free with pre-registration.

Sometimes museums manage to combine seemingly incongruous things. For example, in open collection The Polytechnic is currently hosting the exhibition “Two Lives. The science. Art”, dedicated to people with completely different professions. Its heroes are brother and sister: academician, creator of the supercomputer Sergey Lebedev and artist, illustrator of children’s books Tatyana Mavrina. To combine a story about different destinies and phenomena so that the visitor understands and is interested is the task of the curator of the exhibition.

The family lecture from the cycle “100 questions to the scientist” educational project University of Children. The lesson will be conducted by the curator of exhibition projects of the Polytechnic Museum and an interdisciplinary artist Sasha Puchkova. She will not only explain what the work of the curator of the exhibition is, but also tell you how you can design your own exposition.

The meeting will be interesting for children from 7 yearsas well as their parents. Listeners will be able to ask the expert any, even the most “childish” and “stupid” question.

The lesson will take place December 17 in Library them. ON THE. Nekrasov by the address st. Baumanskayad. 58/25, page. fourteen. Start at 12:00The lecture will last up to an hour and a half. Participation is free by appointment. registration.

Exhibition “Two lives. The science. Art” will be available until January 30, 2023 in the Open Collection of the Polytechnic Museum, located in the Technopolis “Moscow” at Volgogradsky prospect, 42, building 5.