А. Монастырский, Н. Панитков, И. Макаревич, Е. Елагина, С ...

After the performance was finished, viewers stopped near the Heidegger portrait and the group
photoportrait was done. The tape-recording with Heidegger‘s text was not audible for viewers, as they
were too far from the tape-recorder.
All the objects were left at the scene.
Moscow region, north from Lobnya
19 April 2003
A.Monastyrski, N.Panitkov, E.Elagina, S.Romashko, I.Macarevich, S.Haensgen, M.K., D.Novgorodova
99. SLOGAN - 2003
On the fringes of a forest, amongst the trees, was hung a framed portrait of Heidegger. The portrait was
framed under glass and had the following dimensions 6.5 x 9 cm.
Moscow region, Savelovskaja railroad, near Riovi Gorky village
19th of April 2003
A. Monastyrski, M. Konstantinova, S. Haensgen. N. Panitkov, S. Romashko, E. Elagina,
I. Makarevich, D. Novgorodova.
100. VILLAGES
On the edge of a field, rope was used to hang 4 frames with images of golden hares under glass. Then,
using nails and tape, 11 wooden canes sticks (4,5x1,8 cm; 2m length each) were connected together to
create one pole of 17m 22cm length.
22 labels with the names of villages in the Moscow region and the number of inhabitants residing there in
early 1980‘s (information gained from scanning a map from the 1980s), were attached to all 11 sections
of the pole. In between the labels were attached golden wings (railroad symbol).
In an attempt to raise the pole – it arched, and pieces from the edges broke off. In the second attempt to
raise the now shortened pole - the same thing happened. Only after the pole had lost several pieces,
becoming about 8 m long, was the attempt to raise it successful. We fixed the pole to the tree, next to the
section of rope with the golden hares attached to it.
The segments with labels were cut from the broken pieces and handed out to participants as a document.
The following list of village names were on these sections, (population indicated in brackets):
Abramtcevo (0,96), Andreevskie vyselki (0,27), Dedovo-Talyzino (0,03), Dobrynino (0,10), Novuj
(0,81), Pesterugino (0,02), Repishe (0,34), Staronikolskoe (0,01), Tyazhino (0,14), Chistoe Severnoe
(0,2), Shubinka (0,01).
The remainder of the pole, (8 m length), was attached vertically to the tree from which the golden hares
were suspended. On this section of pole were the remaining labels with the following names of villages:
Barynino (0,17), Bolshie Pastbisha (0), Vasil‘evskoe (0,34), Danilovo (0,42), Krukovo (0,26), Legkovo
(0,17), Olino (0,01), Podvyaznovo (0,07), Podporino (0,04), Staraya (0,01), Strunino (19,3).
Moscow region, Yaroslavskoe roadway, 58 km, in the field across from Vozdvizhenskoe.
11 October 2003
A.Monastyrski, N.Panitkov, E.Elagina, S.Romashko, I.Makarevich, M.Konstantinova, D.Novgorodova,
S.Sitar, U.Ovchinnikova.