Exhibition of Soviet Nonconformist Art in London
 

That fact is amazing, no one wrote about that on April 16 in a luxurious and prestigious London gallery Haunch of Venison exhibition opened Soviet Nonconformist Art 1980.

The exhibition will be open until June 26.

http://www.haunchofvenison.com/en/#page=london

They say to her handsome catalog published (I not seen it yet, now try to get it).

Actually to be honest, I myself learned about it only on Thursday, the opening day of the Paris exhibition, from friend - Paquito Eskofet collector, who had just returned from London), despite the fact that there Roginsky before (who has a job? - Another Mystery <!--~ a ~-->)

In anticipation of images from the catalog (when I got it) vyveshyvayu you photograph with Paquito Milena Orlova at the vernissage.

Very Good thought Milena Orlova:

"Because there is no" progressive "and" backward "techniques, genres and instruments of art, there is only" progressive "and" backward "the brains and eyes."

Milena Orlova - it all is a miracle: a clever, funny, incredibly benevolent and friendly, talking to her - just a holiday (I say this on his own very recent experience, spent with her and even with some very nice people, well known in this forum last 3 days) :)

I have (besides), but also beautiful .. (asking for paper-to videos can be clearly seen)

About still have no information other than a press release gallery. He was transferred to Russian and laid out in the news, but without the list of artists. Why are the most valuable part of the press release amputated author of the article a mystery to me. Probably just a bad writer of the article is familiar with the art of non-conformism, and such names as Roginsky, Orlov, juices, monastery, and many others were outside interest.

fross, thanks! For us too, a mystery what happened to the most valuable piece of article - computer bugs, alas, has not been canceled! Now everything back into place.

fross, I'm in London next week. (I'll tell the details)

If you are able to make a photo-reportage is simply wonderful!

Rada try! (To be done)

In London I'm too lazy to go on the catalog was quite thick, a heavy, hardcover.

Scanned a few (not all, of course).

1 Yuri Albert. Artist. 1989, watercolor on canvas, 150 x 150
2 Peter Belenok. Untitled. 1980, oil on cardboard, 65,5 x 65,5
3 Alexander Brodsky. Object without a name. 1989, mixed media, 29 x 30 x 25
4 Anatoly Brusilovsky. Parade. 1978, collage, paper, 26 x 28
5 Gor Chahal. From the series "For a cultural holiday. 1992, oil on canvas, 200 x 240
6 Gor Chahal. From the series "For a cultural holiday. 1992, oil on canvas, 165 x 200
7 World Champions. "Unfortunately, we were unable to bring their works. 1987, mixed media, various sizes
8 Ivan Chuikov. Untitled. 1989, mixed media on cardboard, 180 x 74,5 x 5
9 Simon Faibisovich. In the queue for vodka I.1990, oil on canvas, 190 x 200
10 Edward Gorokhovskiy. Dukat. 1987, oil on canvas, 81 x 100

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11 Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Rasskraska. I went to dick. 1983, color pencil and ink, 56,9 x 47,5
12 Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid. Yalta konferegtsiya (study). 1982, oil on canvas, 91.4 x 61
13 Alexander Kosolapov. Gorby. 1991, acrylic and silkscreen on canvas, 47 x 76
14 Konstantin Latyshev. Meat. 1988, acrylic on canvas, 150 x 200
15 Michael Magaril. Lenin lives, Lenin lived, Lenin died. 1987, oil on canvas, 55.5 x 165
16 Igor Makarevich. Soviet Union - the bulwark of the world. 1989, oil on canvas, 150.2 x 150.2
1917 Timur Novikov. Sunrise. 1989, acrylic on fabric, 111.8 x 107
1918 Timur Novikov. USSR, water. 1989, acrylic on fabric, 77 x 79
19 Boris Oriv. Bundle circumcision wings. 1989, wood, enamel, 150 x 100 x 60
20 Nikolai Ovchinnikov. Hercules at the Crossroads. 1989, oil on canvas, 150 x 200

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21 Paul Pepperstein. From the album "Observation". 1983-84, watercolor and ink on paper, 24,4 x 36,6 each
22 Mikhail Roginsky. Door «Exit». 1989, oil on corrugated board, 149 x 121
23 Mikhail Roginsky. Coat. 1991, oil on corrugated board, 157 x 113
24 Arkady Reuter. Adidas. 1988, oil on canvas, 52 x 35
25 Victor Skersis. Propaganda machine. 1980, Mixed media, 73 x 80
26 Leonid Juice. Publicity. 1982, mixed media, 90 x 40,6 x 10,2
1927 Vadim Voinov. Hella. 1985, mixed media, 46 x 33
28 Vladimir Yankilevsky. Draft for the "heroic monument". 1991, gouache, ink and collage on paper, 53 x 67
29 Vadim Zakharov. Untitled. 1988, oil on canvas, 100 x 200
30 Konstantin Zvezdochetov. Frondiruyuschy nekonformist. 1986, gouache on canvas, 86 x 60


I understand that all or nearly all of the exhibited works are sold, but prices are learned only Roginsky: Door, Coats and Maker - at 35000 euros, Boots - 30000 euros (who gave the work, do not know yet).