Well of course you can popinat man who took the liberty and the costs to be not small, and exhibited his collection. Can Markin treat as you like, but we must admit that the way the postwar and contemporary art, he did not do enough. Including paying no small money for the work of non-conformists and kontemporari. In my opinion he Semenihin, Bondarenko (as I heard) and even MB 3-4 people - raised, (including your money) interest in the sixties and made to make many art dealers.
It's easy to gloat over them now, forgetting the french champagne drunk on its opening day.
Do not forget that the exhibition area and Markina Fund Eateriny show a very interesting exhibition, not freed (in the case of Catherine) from the taint of a glamorous, but as a rule is always an event.
And compare the collectors of 2000's, with those who began to collect 30 40 years ago is not entirely correct.
Museum Markina only 2 years, God willing (agree with Veronik) survive the crisis, peretryaset their collection. And places in Moscow where you can see a good selection of the Sixties on permanent display in just a few, if not at all. It shows that Tretyakovka not want to even discuss.
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