Tatiana Vlasova's lecture invites us to view the modern city as a space where ethnic symbols become part of the streets and cultural policy. Lecturer Tatiana Vlasova suggests examining how ethnic symbols, local motifs, and regional specifics become part of the urban environment. The lecture continues the public program of the exhibition "Borders of Age," where researchers explore the human and society from various perspectives - anthropological, sociological, visual. Tatiana Vlasova is a candidate of philosophical sciences and the head of the international programs and projects department at the Udmurt State Agricultural University. She will discuss how ethnic signs in the urban environment are rarely neutral. They can serve as a means of preserving memory, as an element of the tourist image, as a political tool, or as a reason for discussion about boundaries. This meeting will be of interest to those who follow urban culture, anthropology, sociology of space, visual studies, and contemporary museum programs. If you don't know where to walk in Moscow, visit KudaGo.