[Art-Galera]

From 29 April until 19 May 2011. CHA (Krimsky Val, 10, Hall № 25, 3rd floor) will host an exhibition of paintings of the artist Ludmila Bushmeleva "Waiting».
Loneliness, growing up, aging, and, almost always - the expectation.
All this - the mirror of different epochs of Russian history of the last century, we were all together: the period of crisis of faith, the era of post-war heritage, the timeless 1970-80s. Poignant melancholy of the provincial Russian city, and nearby - an amazing still life, where the rapid bloom almost always adjacent to wither and decay. Ludmila Bushmeleva canvas as if leading us from the end of 1960., And right up to the end of the 2000s. What should we call it art? Maybe a "naive realism"?

Lyudmila Bushmeleva undoubtedly can be attributed to the artists, heritage of classical traditions of Russian realism and therefore prefers to conceptualize and aestheticize his own creative experience it in a realistic manner.
In this unique feature bushmelevskoy poetics is that dominant throughout this impressive period of her work does not undergo qualitative changes. At the heart of the artistic space Bushmeleva - wait, worry, anxiety, and in her works - regardless of genre or subject - the world froze in anticipation of change, fracture displacement, which did not occur.