📣 Open Talk: How to Build Cultural Projects That Thrive Through Change
While some debate what “real culture” even means, others are already using culture as a tool—launching projects that reshape cities, unite communities, and set new agendas.
At this open session hosted by the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, we’ll explore what cultural design really is, how to create resilient projects that don’t collapse at the first sign of change, and why entropy isn’t an obstacle—but raw material for innovation.
🗣️ Speaker: Oksana Moroz, Candidate of Culturology, co-author of popular science, educational, and cultural projects, and co-founder of the Department of Cultural Research at MIP.
This session will be especially valuable for creatives, producers, managers, and anyone aiming not just to complete tasks, but to shape meaning and influence the future—as well as those deeply curious about culture.
📌 August 27, 17:00, online
Register now
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While some debate what “real culture” even means, others are already using culture as a tool—launching projects that reshape cities, unite communities, and set new agendas.
At this open session hosted by the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, we’ll explore what cultural design really is, how to create resilient projects that don’t collapse at the first sign of change, and why entropy isn’t an obstacle—but raw material for innovation.
🗣️ Speaker: Oksana Moroz, Candidate of Culturology, co-author of popular science, educational, and cultural projects, and co-founder of the Department of Cultural Research at MIP.
This session will be especially valuable for creatives, producers, managers, and anyone aiming not just to complete tasks, but to shape meaning and influence the future—as well as those deeply curious about culture.
📌 August 27, 17:00, online
Register now
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"The Song of the Nightingale"
Scottish artist: Robert Walker Macbeth (1848–1910)
Canvas, oil; 140×114.5 cm
Private collection
The nightingale has long been regarded as one of nature’s most exquisite sounds. In art and culture, it often symbolizes lost love, purity, virtue, and creativity.
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Scottish artist: Robert Walker Macbeth (1848–1910)
Canvas, oil; 140×114.5 cm
Private collection
The nightingale has long been regarded as one of nature’s most exquisite sounds. In art and culture, it often symbolizes lost love, purity, virtue, and creativity.
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Culture and Art in the Age of Automation
Tomorrow, August 25 at 17:00, join us for an open online event by the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis: Cultural Design: How to Stay Indispensable in an Age of Automated Functions.
We’ll explore why content creation skills alone are no longer enough, how culture becomes a professional tool, and which competencies keep people relevant in times of automation.
We’ll discuss culture not as an abstract field of knowledge, but as a way to understand the present and shape the future.
Free online event.
August 25, 17:00
👉 Registration
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Tomorrow, August 25 at 17:00, join us for an open online event by the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis: Cultural Design: How to Stay Indispensable in an Age of Automated Functions.
We’ll explore why content creation skills alone are no longer enough, how culture becomes a professional tool, and which competencies keep people relevant in times of automation.
We’ll discuss culture not as an abstract field of knowledge, but as a way to understand the present and shape the future.
Free online event.
August 25, 17:00
👉 Registration
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