From Borovikovsky to Kabakov AVA Gallery
 

AVA Gallery
presents an exhibition of
"Russian art from private collections from Borovikovsky to Kabakov "
Dates of exhibition : 10 - May 27, 2012
Gallery Address : 7 East 17th Street, New York
EXHIBITION PROJECT tied in with the " RUSSIAN SEASONS ' In the U.S.,
WHICH held under the patronage PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION.
Organizer of the show, the gallery owner ABA ANATOLY Bekkerman SAID :
" THE POWER OF ART is its ability to build trust and
Understanding between our countries . "

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The exhibition "Russian art from private collections:
by Borovikovsky to Kabakov "is intended to show
American public works of the great
Russian artists of the XVIII-XX centuries. Exposure
an important contribution to the expansion of cultural
Relations between Russia and the United States, representing a
New York for more than 90 works from the private
collections, many of which are
the first time. In the exhibition includes paintings from the collections of
legendary Mikhail Baryshnikov and Vladimir
Spivakov. Greetings to the show
sent the mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg,
exhibition highlighting the crucial role in the development of
international relations.
This exhibition project that reflects the richness and
a variety of Russian art for two and a half centuries,
opens in a difficult moment. In early August 2010 after a court decision
U.S. Defence community Agudas Chabad Hasidim cultural ties between
state institutions in Russia and the U.S. were actually frozen as well as any
works that have come to the exhibition in America, can now be
taken to compensate or they may be seized.

Exhibition "Russian art from private collections:
by Borovikovsky to Kabakov "is intended to show the American public the works of the great Russian artists XVIII-XX centuries. Exposure is an important contribution to the development of cultural
Relations between Russia and the United States, representing the New York more than 90 pieces from private collections, many of which are
the first time. In the exhibition includes paintings from the collections of the legendary Mikhail Baryshnikov and Vladimir Spivakov. Welcome address to the show sent the mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg
highlighting the importance of the exhibition in the development of international relations. This exhibition, which reflects the richness and diversity of Russian art in the past two and a half centuries, opens in a difficult moment. In early August 2010, after the decision of the U.S. Court of defense community Agudas Chabad Hasidim cultural ties between Russia and the U.S. government agencies have been virtually frozen since any works that come to exhibitions in America, can now be
taken in respect of, or they may be arrested.

Oh, Mikhail just a young man, and yet 64.
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