Gorky Park Collection

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Kazakhstan, Almaty, Entrance to Central - Gorky Park

Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, 1933. Creator: Vogeler, Heinrich (1872-1942)
Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, 1933. Found in the Collection of Staatliche Museen, Berlin

Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, 1931. Artist: Lissitzky, El (1890-1941)
Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure, 1931. Found in the collection of the Russian State Library, Moscow

Buran space shuttle test vehicle in the Gorky Park on the Moscow River, Moscow, Russia, Europe

Gorky Park on the Moscow River, Moscow, Russia, Europe

Entrance gate at the Gorky Park, Moscow, Russia, Europe

Teenagers on fairground ride. This is a rotating ride where the seats, suspended on chains from the central support, rise outwards and upwards the faster the ride rotates

Crowds at a concert during the Earth Day Festival in Gorky Park, in Moscow, Russia, Europe

Crowds at a funfair with a big wheel during Earth Day Festival in Gorky Park in Moscow, Russia, Europe

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"Gorky Park: A Symbol of Industrial Transformation and Environmental Awareness" Located in Almaty, Kazakhstan, the entrance to Central-Gorky Park stands as a reminder of its rich history. Established in 1933 by Heinrich Vogeler, this park was initially known as Gorky Central Park of Culture and Leisure. Over time, it has witnessed the evolution of industries and their impact on the environment. In an era marked by industrialization, Gorky Park became a witness to both progress and pollution. As factories emerged nearby, their emissions tainted the air with pollutants that contributed to global warming and climate change. The once serene landscape began to bear the scars of human activity. However, amidst these challenges, it also served as a platform for raising environmental awareness. In 1931, El Lissitzky's artwork showcased the importance of preserving nature amid rapid urbanization. This artistic representation highlighted how industry should coexist harmoniously with nature rather than polluting it. Gaining international recognition over time, Gorky Park even hosted unique events like showcasing Buran space shuttle test vehicles from Moscow's River region in Russia during Europe-wide exhibitions. These displays aimed at emphasizing technological advancements while reminding visitors about responsible innovation that minimizes negative impacts on our planet. Today, Gorky Park continues to be a vibrant hub for entertainment and education alike. Teenagers enjoy thrilling fairground rides within its boundaries while crowds gather for concerts during Earth Day festivals held here annually. It serves as a powerful reminder that we can still find joy in leisure activities without compromising our commitment towards sustainability. As you pass through its iconic entrance gate adorned with intricate designs representing cultural heritage from Russia and Europe alike; let us remember that places like Gorky Park hold immense potential for positive change if we prioritize environmental consciousness alongside industrial growth. Let us embrace this symbol of transformation - where past meets present.