Photographs taken in Moscow in 1987/1988 and 2003/2009 by the Stuttgart photographer and town planner Joerg Esefeld and the Moscow photographer Sascha Neroslavsky form the centrepiece of the exhibition curated by the Badisches Kulturforum Russland e.V..
While Joerg Esefeld traces the architectural development of the "great utopia" in Moscow's cityscape of the perestroika era, Sascha Neroslavsky presents the gradual erosion of architectural principles through aggressive advertising displays: From the capital of communism to the capital of consumption. The exhibition is accompanied by a collage of sound and features an installation with texts by various authors, architects and politicians in three different languages.
curator: Steffi Memmert-Lunau
organizer: Badisches Kulturforum Russland e.V.
free entrance