New Holland Island
Pavilion
![Pavilion Pavilion](/upload/iblock/2f1/2f1a98266a572b572fd93c3c50659476.jpg)
With a total area of 150 m2, the Pavilion is the largest temporary structure on New Holland Island. It is equipped to accommodate a variety of events, including small-scale exhibitions, lectures, and educational programs. The Pavilion was designed by architect Sergey Bukin. It hosted an exhibition of work by the recipients of the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art artist grants, Tsiolkovsky. Second advent exhibition by Arseny Zhilyaev, Dutch museum posters from the Vladimir Krichevsky collection, Bone Music Exhibition and David Bowie. Rock’n’roll with me photo collection.
From April through October, the Pavilion on New Holland Island hosts Lecture Hall, a series of educational programs, spanning various areas of interest. Lecture Hall was devised to help bring high quality educational initiatives to a wider audience. The topics for the lectures are specially selected to appeal to a broad range of ages and demographics.
Часы работы: Open during lectures and events