Why does clay become a symbol of time, and sculpture an irony of eternity? The lecture at the "Arsenal" library invites you into the world of Urs Fischer - an artist for whom the material becomes reality itself, and art transforms into a fragile, elusive moment of the present. What can sculpture be in the 21st century? Monumental, absurd, softened, or self-destructive? Urs Fischer - one of the most provocative artists of our time - provides an unexpected and bold answer to this. His installation "Clay No. 4," presented at GES-2, dismantles conventional notions of form, material, and meaning. This lecture, "GES-2. Sculpture. Clay No. 4," is dedicated to this work and takes place as part of the series "Journey to the Museum." The lecturer - Rimma Gaze, a cultural expert and leading specialist at the Volga-Vyatka branch of the A.S. Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, knows how to turn complex art into an engaging and lively narrative. Where to go with children in Nizhny Novgorod can be found on KudaGo.