How far can one go in exploring the limits of pain and fear? Art historian Sofia Volkova will discuss the most striking performances of Marina Abramović and help understand the true value of bold creative expression. Performance art emerged in the 1960s. It marked a protest against the commercial approach to creativity, with its main goal being an attempt to express the inexpressible. At that time, Marina Abramović rose to the pinnacle of this new genre. This bold, honest, and candid artist was not afraid to risk even her own body and life to convey deep meanings to the public, earning her worldwide fame and recognition from fans. In the lecture, listeners will recall the famous performances of the artist, trace the development of this unusual art genre, and learn the price of one of the most radical creative practices. For details and ticket purchases, please visit the website. A ticket grants access to the exhibition "Dali & Picasso" on the day of the event.