Talk:Fuck for the heir Puppy Bear!

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The main action participants are listed in the table:

Performance participants
Name	Occupation	Role
Oleg Vorotnikov (nickname Peregnoy)	Artist, one of the leaders of Voina, former philosophy student at Moscow State University	Imitated sex with Natalia Sokol
Petr Verzilov (nickname Piggy Petr or Khueplet)	One of the leaders of Voina, former philosophy student at Moscow State University (expelled for poor academic performance)	Imitated sex with his wife, Tolokonnikova
Natalia Sokol (nickname Kozlenok), Vorotnikov's wife	former employee at the Physical faculty of Moscow State University	Imitated sex with Vorotnikov
Jean Khachaturov		Imitated sex
Vladimir Shilov	former philosophy student at Moscow State University	Imitated sex
Alexei Plucer-Sarno	blogger, art critic, lexicography and folklore expert, author of several Russian lexicon dictionaries. His dictionary of Russian mat is particularly well known. He also authored several works on the philosophy of culture. In his popular blog, Plucer-Sarno published many articles covering Voina performances and individual performers. He participated in several performances himself, typically wearing formal attire and a cylinder.	Held the banner
Alexei Zub	2nd year philosophy student at Moscow State University	Held the banner
Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, Verzilov's wife	2nd year philosophy student at Moscow State University	Imitated sex with Verzilov
Svetlana Bardina	2nd year philosophy student at Moscow State University	Recorded the video

On March 1, Alexei Plucer-Sarno published in his blog an illustrated report in which he described his account of the performance.^[1] This report became the primary source for the media coverage that followed. The report was entitled "Terrible bacchanalia in the Biological museum in February 2008: action of art-group Voina" and was clearly humoristical. Plucer-Sarno described the following sequence of events:

Plucer-Sarno's old friend, artist Anton Bredikhin, introduced him to Oleg Vorotnikov, also an artist.
Oleg Vorotnikov invited Plucer-Sarno in the capacity of a well known journalist to attend an emphatic event, suggesting an formal attire. The event was described as related to animal protection.
In the museum, Vorotnikov took Plucer-Sarno to a taxidermic model of a bear and explained that the conditions of bears in Russia a pretty bad, and the action would be devoted to the protection of bears from extinction. Then, at the hall with the exposition on organisms' metabolism and energetics, Vorotnikov took off his T-shirt, making Plucer-Sarno intially suspect that he might have been a homosexual.
Suddenly a completely naked girl run into the museum hall. This girl was previously introduced to Plucer-Sarno as Vorotnikov's wife. She kneeled in front of Vorotnikov and they started to have sex. Vorotnikov repeatedly said: "Bears will be extinct soon! We must support the bears! We will give them the energy of our bodies! Bear is the totem animal of ancient Slavs! We must have sex in support of the puppy bear!" Plucer-Sarno understood that the man in front of him was sick and obsessed in magic, wizardly and some mythological nonsense about totem animals defending their kind.
As a law-obedient citizen, Plucer-Sarno should have called medical emergency, but his journalist curiosity overpowered him. His assistant started to photograph the bacchanalia.
Vorotnikov's friend whose name Plucer-Sarno did not remember (Verzilov) took off his clothes. His pregnant wife (Tolokonnikova), a well mannered lady on first sight, also undressed. They started to have sex and to say something about the bear who urgently needed to be saved, defended and supported.
Two more young people entered the hall: a blond woman with large breasts and an athletically built Slavic man (Shilov). They started to make love shouting slogans about ecology and animal protection from the forces of darkness.
One more pair (Khachaturov and his partner) joined the orgy. They looked respectable, but obsessed with the idea of protecting the totem bear from some kind of forces from the other world.
Plucer-Sarno remembered from his university course on mythology that ancient Slavs considered sexual intercourse as a magic means to fertilize the nature and thought that an intercourse with the mother-land could increase land fertility. Plucer-Sarno also remembered that bear was a magic animal for ancient Slavs. Nonetheless the action around him gave him a sense of Kafka's delirium.
The performers spread out a black rag with a strange and not entirely decent statement: "Fuck in support of the puppy bear". They asked Plucer-Sarno to hold a corner of the rag. Plucer-Sarno realized that he looked pretty strange in his formal attire, which included a cylinder, in the middle of those innocent people obsessed by some Slavic delirium. He looked at them with both curiosity and pity. He also could not understand why all this was staged in the museum hall in the surrounding of stuffed animals, intestines and other internal organs. Another man who happened to be in the museum at that time helped to hold the stupid rag with the meaningless slogan. "Is this the way to protect animals?" thought Plucer-Sarno.
One more pair joined the orgy. "Long live to the bear, the heir of Russian orthodox bear!" exclaimed Vorotnikov. "Yes! Bear forever!" replied the large breasted blond in English. Plucer-Sarno thought that she was English and thus not only the Russians had the bear craze.
One more pair commenced oral sex. Plucer-Sarno became bored with the crazy scene. He looked at the pretty girls captured by Slavic magic with a pity.
Plucer-Sarno dropped the rag with the slogan and left. He thought that many crazy things could be seen at the vast and unfortunate motherland and that everyone goes crazy in his own way. He also wondered why the museum guards did not interfere and who orchestrated that strange event. He then went downstairs and reported to the guards about the orgy. Two big guards, probably former militaries, quickly ran upstairs. With a sad grin Plucer-Sarno left the building and smelled the spring air.

The video of the action taken by Svetlana Bardina^[2] shows that Plucer-Sarno's description distorted the events. In particular, Vorotnikov was the last to undress, and the participants did not shout bear slogans while they imitated sex. Additionally, the photographs published by blogger adolfych show Plucer-Sarno leaving the museum together with the other performers, not alone as he claimed.^[3]

Comment

This information deserves to be in the article because it is key to the understanding of how the story developed. First Plucer-Sarno published his account of the action, then the media used it as a primary source. SA ru (talk) 12:39, 26 March 2010 (UTC)[reply]

Title

There appears to be an "official" English title for the performance: "Fuck for the Heir Menvedev Little Bear!" [1]. Formerip (talk) 13:40, 20 August 2012 (UTC)[reply]

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