Авторитеты бессмыслицы: кто такие ОБЭРИУ, откуда они взяли абсурд, и кого надо знать кроме Д. Хармса

Black Friday at Synchronization! Get an annual subscription to 160+ courses with a 42% discount. Use promo code kultgut and get it for just 10,440 rubles instead of 18,000 rubles. This is the lowest price ever, so get it before the sale ends: https://bit.ly/3LDROWT Advertising. Cultural Platform "Sinchronization" LLC. Taxpayer Identification Number (INN) 9721220961. Erid: 2W5zFHDrqg4 A huge thank you to all the subscribers who helped raise money for this episode! You're the best! This video was made possible thanks to you ❤️ I often read poems by poets from the OBERIU association to my son. These are amazing children's poems by Harms, Vvedensky, Zabolotsky, Oleynikov, and other OBERIU members (that's what their association was called). They're mostly super funny! But if we dig a little deeper and learn about the fates of these poets, we discover that they were very tragic. How is it that such light and playful poems were written by people whose lives were so difficult and ended so tragically? I really want you to watch this episode. We're in St. Petersburg today. St. Petersburg!!! We're here to learn who the OBERIU members were, how we can learn from them to live this life, and why we so desperately want to preserve their memory. We'll also visit a museum that's currently closed! Also, today you'll learn that Harms was born from caviar, understand how Vvedensky lifted a cabinet by the tip of a letter, and why Oleynikov's first love was a fly. Cinematographer and Editor: Natasha Lyulyaeva Production Director: Anya TEAHSK Cinematographer: Nikita Zagrebin Editor/Producer: Daria Erakhova Contents: 00:00 – Where did the idea come from? 01:34 – Yulia Senina, OBERIU Museum Curator 02:04 – Who are OBERIU? 03:07 – How did the idea for the OBERIU Museum come about? 04:40 – Nastya Kopteva, OBERIU Museum Producer 05:32 – Cultural Integration 06:56 – How the Museum Began 14:54 – OBERIUs in the Context of History 17:24 – Historical Finds of the Museum 21:04 – Harms's Handprint 25:23 – An Unexpected Find! 26:35 – Performance "THREE LEFT HOURS" 28:11 – About the absurdity of OBERIU 32:37 – The beginning of the end 41:11 – Why it's important to preserve memory 44:04 – About the future of the museum