Alexander Labas in the timing

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April 12, the Day of Cosmonautics, the Russian Museum (The Benois Wing) opened an exhibition of Alexander Labasa. Day specifically chosen, as was mentioned in the speeches at the opening.
The official press release can be found at RM. I will not repeat it here.
In composition, show a little different from what it was in the TG in the Crimean.
There is a large humanoid design, hardly any of his theatrical works, there is little recent space fantasy. On the one hand, the bad, the other, well, as a result of an encapsulated exhibition.
Putting on the Crimean (let's face it, some type of Shed) contributed to the perception of more "futuristic" work of Labasa.
In the Russian turned out somewhat different picture. Small scale facilities, and dictated a somewhat different nature of the exposure. At first the plan was released soon lyrical aspect of his work. Maybe I'm just a patriot, Peter, but I liked our exposition more than Moscow.
Besides, I do not remember that, in Moscow, were his early work (though perhaps just a memory fails)
Here is a report
1 - performs Petrova (RM)
2 - Olga Beskin-Labas
3 - Marina Loshak (Gallery Proun)
4 - Luba Shakirova (RM)
9 - Self-Portrait

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By the way , Marina Loshak (specially arrived for the opening ) , in his speech said that there are two figures in Soviet art , especially the favorite intellectuals - Labas and Falk ( Falk and later) . As in any scheme that is known is not true , but I'm pretty its position .

By the way, remember the wonderful exhibition of Labasa , which she arranged for a dedicated solo exhibition , held in 1960 or 70 at the Kuznetsk . There were great plans for the exposition of the exhibition , drawn in the preparation of Labasa .

Someone here recently mentioned it in one of the best facilitators - totally agree

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The artist, of course, powerful.
Plastic and amazing understanding of space .
It should also be noted that Labas is one of those artists who really lose when you play that on paper, on screen) . In contrast , for example, Nesterov , who now hangs in the adjacent rooms, or even the same Feshin that here too , settled in the neighborhood .

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Incidentally, № 3 - is a portrait of the artist Heinrich Vogeler.
An interesting figure.
German, began with modernism (Art Nouveau, and German) and school Vorpsverde.
Then, the poor fellow, became interested in communist ideas.
In the 30s he moved to the Soviet Union.
In 1941, of course, was exiled to Kazakhstan, where he died in the 42nd.

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Well, the latest pictures.

I thought that somewhere on the forum is reporting from Moscow exhibition Labasa on the Crimean, and found none.
Whether it was looking bad, then the firm Konstantin & Vladimir a no nonsense.
Sleep is probably a lot ...
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Therefore, the more photos posted.