A Conversation for Things to Do in Moscow in the Winter
Why?
minorvogonpoet Started conversation Dec 8, 2019
My impulse is to ask 'why?
Is it because the Moscow winter is so dark it needs something to light it up? Or because there aren't any beaches for hundreds of miles and people miss them? Or is it just Art?
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Dmitri Gheorgheni, Post Editor Posted Dec 8, 2019
Maybe Sol can answer that for us. 
My guess would be because it's really cold and dark in Moscow in the winter.
I remember seeing photos of people in coats in St Petersburg, rushing to their balconies and holding their faces up to the sun when it appeared. Mind you, I feel like that here, and it's nowhere near as bad, but I am a child of the subtropics...
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Caiman raptor elk - Inside big box, thinking. Posted Dec 9, 2019
Some people just ducttape a banana to the wall and ask for (and get) 120.000 bucks because it is Art. (and then someone else ate the banana).
Another meticulously spread a few square metres of museum floor with peanut butter for Art's sake and got paid for that too. (I think that was a wise choice, but I may be prejudiced with regard to peanut butter).
The bigger question is whether it remains Art if there is a full explanation.
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paulh, vaccinated against the Omigod Variant Posted Dec 10, 2019
It could also be a scene on the sea floor as a searchlight approaches.
Was the photo taken in Red October?
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