"Neon Art" Alexander Ivanov
 

The Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
National Russian Museum
 Faberge Museum in Baden-Baden
 Gallery "Konoser"
 
Invite you to the exhibition "Neon Art" Alexander Ivanov
 
 
It will be held from 13 October 2012 to 12 November 2012
 
at st. Myasnitskaya 22 \\\\ 1, the gallery "Konoser" (input from a bank first.)
 
Exhibition opening October 12, 2012 at 17 00
 
       New project in the world of Russian art life is exposure "Neon Art" A.N.Ivanova.
October 12, 2012 in the gallery "Konoser" held a personal exhibition of the original, original, talented artist.
   Alexander Ivanov, known as one of the biggest collectors of art Faberge, the founder and owner of the Russian National Museum (Moscow) and the Museum of Faberge in Baden-Baden (Germany), which exhibits a collector was purchased at auction Christie `s (London) is the most expensive to date subject of the work of Carl Faberge (Easter Egg Rothschild family).
With this exhibition the opportunity to join the world view of this famous, interesting and controversial man.
  A.Ivanova creativity as an artist is significant - over 20 years of fruitful work he wrote more than 500 paintings, 80 of which are on display "neon art."
The desire to create a unique picturesque world A.Ivanova leads to the use of combinations of conventional and fluorescent dyes that are "working" in the absence of light, creating an amazing effect in the dark glow of the work, emphasizing its spatial depth. Convincingly demonstrating perpetual motion of matter, using color in all its force, A.N.Ivanov creates expressive painting, fashioned impasto strokes. Artist's brush, boldly transforming reality, turns the entire tonal range of "neon art" - much of the original author's style in art.
 
 Gallery "Konoser" joining in the walls of the past and the present, which is located at: Myasnitskaya st., 22, building 1 (entrance from the alley Banking), H: 11 00 - 19 00, Monday - Friday, welcome to visit the exhibition A . Ivanov "Neon Art" and to join the new perception of the image of the world.