From April 2 to May 30 in the art gallery "Rostov", located at Soborny lane, 22, the project "It's okay", dedicated to the text in the public space, will take place.

The project program includes activities:

• art residences
• Exhibitions
• conferences

Participation in all events is free!

On the  Art residence in our city will come ten street artists from different cities and prepare the room for the exhibition galleries. To do this, they will apply their work directly to the walls of the gallery.
After that, more than 50 works by other artists from all over the country will be displayed in the exhibition halls. The result will be an assortment of artwork on walls, canvas and paper.

April 10-11within the framework of the program, a conference will be held with the participation of curators, art historians and street artists. The speakers will talk about the history of urban texts, their meaning, the impact of graffiti on the development of cities, about their experience of working with texts in both street and classical fine arts. The conference will result in a round table, which will address issues of aesthetics, inadmissibility of vandalism, coordination of artwork in the city and interaction with the administration. The
conference will also be broadcast online, on  the project's YouTube channel - youtube.com/channel/UCdhFRJMcdx7AjGkubKEhn8g

The project is being implemented with the help of grant support from the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs (Rosmolodezh).

Additional support provided by:

• spray paint brand "Arton"
• TRK "MEGAMAG"
• Mercure Rostov- on-Don Hotel
• Center "Gallery of Time"
• people's marketplace AliExpress Russia

You can follow the progress of the project on social networks:
t.me/n_s_rnd
instagram.com/n_s_rnd/
facebook.com/nsrostov
vk.com/n_s_rnd
https://www.tiktok.com/@n_s_rnd

If you are interested in additional materials, an exclusive photo session or an interview with the artist, please contact us by phone
8 (988) 890-09-23 or write to  https://www.facebook.com/rostov.gallery/ .
Gallery address: per. Cathedral, 22.