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location (between Altufjevskoe and Dmitrovskoe highways) in 5 cars. During his speech N.Alekseev used
21 red tomatoes and was wearing a red T-shirt and blue trousers. Before the speech, he took of his boots
and stood in white socks on the tiled floor of the pedestrian crossing.
Moscow, above MCAR
29th of July 2000
N. Alekseev, A. Monastyrski, N. Panitkov, S. Romashko, E. Elagina, I. Macarevich.
90. THE GARAGES
After ―The second speech‖ performance viewers were offered a car ride to Golden Street. What is
specific about this street is that it contains no apartment buildings: along one side is a fence belonging to
―Salut‖ factory, along side the other is a row of garages. Some of the garages are colored blue and have
no numbers, whilst he others, close to Burakov Street, are colored green and numbered. The green
garages are numbered as follows (looking from left to right): the first three garages are numbered 87, 88,
89, the following garages are numbered 1, 2, 3, 4 and so on up to 86. (Therefore the last three garages of
the ―green section‖ are effectively relocated at the beginning of the row).
The organizers approached the beginning of the row of garages, the ―green section‖, and began by
attaching sheets of A1 format paper to the green metal garage doors, attaching the sheets to the left of the
numbers. These sheets of paper (a total of 13 printed photocopies) contained the names of CA
performances from volume 1 to 5 (1976-1989).
First the three sheets with the performances names from 1987, 1988, 1989 were attached to the garages.
Then, both the organizers and the viewers moved together along the row of garages from numbers 1 to 76
and attached 10 more sheets on the garages numbered 76-86 (except for the 82nd garage because no
performances took place in 1982).
As the participants passed garage number 45 a group picture was taken. This garage was chosen as
Golden Street became ―Location #45‖ in ―CA‘s location‖ list. (Just as ―The second speech‖ performance
was named as ―location #44‖).
Once all 13 sheets had been attached and left on the garages, a document (factography) was distributed to
the viewers and the participants left the scene.
Moscow, Golden (Zolotaya) street
29th July 2000 (performance began approximately at 4:30 pm)
A.Monastyrski, N.Panitkov, S.Romashko, N.Alekseev, I.Macarevich, E.Elagina, M.Konstantinova,
M.Sumnina.
91. “625-520” (For Zagnij)
In a forest, above a snow-covered single-track railway line, and using ropes attached to trees, a piece of
fabric (3x3 meters) was stretched as an awning (at a height of approximately 1.6 – 1.7 m above the
surface of the snow).
When this was done, it was suggested that S.Zagnij should lie down on the snow under the awning and
read aloud a fragment from the book: ―Metaphysical Principles of Virtue ―, by Immanuel Kant (Minsk,
2000) (from the third part of the work ―Universal Natural History and Theory of the Heavens‖ 1755).