HSE Becomes Night of the Arts Platform on Night of November 3-4
During Night of the Arts, guests of HSE’s festival took a stroll on Myasnitskaya Street, which was closed to automobiles specially for the event. Myasnitskaya became the location of a large stage for performances by student groups of the university. More than 50 HSE students and friends sang, danced, and read poems for guests of the celebration, and another 50 worked at the event as volunteers.
Instructors from the Faculty of Design had a special exposition called ‘The Latest Teacher’s Exhibition.’ HSE students organized workshops in a hall of the university for sand painting, gift box making, and henna painting. Over 3,000 people visited the event. You can find out more about Night of the Arts at the Higher School of Economics in our photo spread.
The atmosphere of Night of the Arts at the HSE in 30 seconds
Night of the Arts is a Russian event that is part of the ‘Year of Culture.’ On the night of November 3-4, museums, theatres, libraries, exhibition centres and universities prepared special presentations that were open for anyone interested. Moscow’s Night of the Arts saw the participation of over 250 cultural establishments. This was the first year that universities took part in the event.
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