In order to promote the development of treatments for rare illnesses, the Takeda Pharmaceutical Company together with the Saint Petersburg Repin Academy of Fine Arts and the HSE Art and Design School started the fifth international art competition for students in art schools and universities.

THE RULE OF THE EXCEPTION

The exhibition was open from September 25 till October 4, 2020 at the St Petersburg Repine Academy of Fine Arts. It featured works by winners and participants of the international art competition "Takeda. Art/Help. The Rule of the Exception", screening of two short films directed by Veniamin Ilyasov and an audio-visual installation where voices of Russian patients talking about themselves and their dreams can be heard.

THE RULE OF THE EXCEPTION

The exhibition entitled "The Rule of the Exception" featured works by winners and participants of the international art competition "Takeda. Art/Help. The Rule of the Exception", screening of two short films directed by Veniamin Ilyasov and an audio-visual installation where voices of Russian patients talking about themselves and their dreams can be heard.

TAKEDA. ART/HELP. BREAKTHROUGH

Winners of the international art competition for students at art schools and universities “Takeda. Art/Help. Breakthrough” and famous modern artists showed their works as part of the large-scale comprehensive project “Takeda. Pain and Will” supporting development of palliative care and new technologies in medicine. The exhibition at the EKATERINA Cultural Foundation demonstrated technology in the service of modern art, which in turn uncovers humanitarian issues of the present age. The project was curated by art scholar Mikhail Sidlin.

OVERCOMING

A unique visual art project that combines creative efforts of young artists from Russia and Japan. It was launched as an international exhibition on March 30th, 2018, in the New Manege exhibition hall in Moscow From March 30 till April 22 it attracted more than 10, 000 viewers

OVERCOMING

A unique exhibition that combines creative efforts of young artists from Russia and Japan. It was displayed as a part of the large-scale social-cultural project “Takeda. Pain and Will” in the Manege Central Exhibition Hall in Saint Petersburg. From February 7 till March it attracted more than 22, 000 viewers

TAKEDA. ART/HELP. OVERCOMING. 2017

The second contest within the framework of the socio-cultural project by Takeda Company. Some 200 applications from 58 Russian cities were submitted between July 17 and October 8, 2017. The award ceremony and the finalists’ exhibition took place on November 17, 2016 at the St Petersburg Academy of Art.

TAKEDA. PAIN AND WILL

Between March 14 and March 30, 2017, Stella Art Foundation in Moscow held a contemporary art exhibition Takeda. The project curator, Mikhail Sidlin had invited such Russian artists as MishMash (Misha Leikin and Masha Sumnina), Liza Morozova, Yana Smetanina, Khaim Sokol, Oleg and Olga Tatarintsev and Artistarkh Chernyshev to participate.

TAKEDA. ART/HELP. ASCENSION. 2016

The first contest within the framework of the socio-cultural project by Takeda Company. Some 150 applications from 15 Russian cities were submitted between November 1 and November 16, 2016. The award ceremony and the finalists’ exhibition took place on December 3, 2016 at the St Petersburg Academy of Art.

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