Tired heroes.

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... is now in Hamburg, is Kunsthale exhibition of three artists in the philosophically respectable " package ": http://www.hamburger-kunsthalle.de/i...de_helden. html
Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918) + Alexander Deineka (1899-1969) + Neo Rauch (* 1960)
The exhibition's title Müde Helden ( heroes tired ).
The philosophy is that a broad and positive as a set number of three artists from different countries and eras, each of whom at one time attempted a painting presented to the surrounding utopian process of the birth /creation of a "new " man in the 20th century . A.Deyneka represented by the works 20x -30s , with the best.
Under the philosophical platform of a selected room , info booths , film through the projector , etc., and all the philosophy + optical comparisons impress .
The halls were openly closely to the people the darkness .

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art museum in Hamburg from February to May 2012 an exhibition "Tired (of the lost) characters: Ferdinand Hodler, Alexander Deineka, Neo Rauch." On the basis of works of these artists, the curators of the exhibition traced the development of the utopian ideal of a "new man".


Creativity Swiss symbolist painter Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918) linked with the deep movement Lebensreform, and embodies the idea of ​​a "new man". His decorative and monumental male and female figures are for the first curators of the exhibition "tired heroes" of today.

Alexander Deineka (1899-1969) - one of the leading figures of Soviet art in the period between 1918 (the year of death, Hodler), and 1932, when Socialist Realism was declared the official direction of the art of the Soviet Union - in the pictures uses compositional and figurative paintings by Hodler findings. Blooming in the works of nature Hodler Deineka transformed into industrial landscapes and human figures appear in the updated Swiss proletarian guise.

Contemporary German artist Neo Rauch (b. 1960) grew up in East Germany. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989 on his canvases recognizable play and the types of heroes Hodler Deineka. The artist deliberately sends the viewer to the heroes of the industrial and technological boom of 1920-1930 godov.Figury Rauch paintings of characters frozen in postures meaningless, or incomprehensible perform rituals in the entourage of industrial landscapes. The utopian idea of ​​a "new man" in the work of Rauch turns into a complete negation of the belief in progress, as well as in the ideals of any kind was the ideology.

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at the Art Museum of Hamburg from February to May 2012, an exhibition "Tired (helplessness) characters: Ferdinand Hodler, Alexander Deineka, Neo Rauch." On the basis of works by these artists curators trace the development of the utopian ideal of a "new man."


Creativity Swiss symbolist painter Ferdinand Hodler (1853-1918) deep linked to the movement Lebensreform, and embodies the idea of ​​a "new man." His decorative and monumental male and female figures are for the first curators of the exhibition "tired heroes" of today.

Alexander Deineka (1899-1969) - one of the leading representatives of Soviet art in the period between 1918 (the year of death Hodler) and 1932, when socialist realism was declared the official letter in the art of the Soviet Union - in the pictures using composition and visual findings Hodler paintings. Hodler blooming nature in works Deineka transformed into industrial landscapes and human figures appear in the updated Swiss proletarian guise.

The contemporary German artist Neo Rauch (born 1960), grew up in East Germany. After the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, on his canvases reproduce recognizable types of heroes and Hodler Deineka. The artist deliberately sends the viewer to the characters of industrial and technological boom of 1920-1930 godov.Figury Rauch paintings characters frozen in poses or commit senseless incomprehensible rituals in the entourage of industrial landscapes. The utopian idea of ​​a "new man" in the work of Rauch turns a complete negation of the belief in progress, as well as in the ideals of any ideology was.

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