ART MOSCOW 2010, impressions and prices

[Vladimir]

Ran ART-MOSCOW. Good! For a set of names - extended "Kandinsky Prize" in the commercial version.

Asked around on prices. All willingly informed, well done. Range - from one thousand euros to tens of thousands of euros. Strong work (Classical) nominees Kandinsky sold in the range of 10 - 20 thousand euro. The exact figures will be lower. Only Elena Selina of XL refused to give readers ARTinvestment.ru information on prices, citing the policy of the gallery. So the price of an object Sergei Shekhovtsova and photos of Boris Mikhailov will remain a military secret.

I saw Sergei Popov. He said he is now coaching in the Petersburg "New Museum", but closer to the new year is going to reopen the gallery at the new place. Pointed out that in our top-16 of the sixties there are defects, you should check and fix. Chatted about the projections for the Kandinsky Prize 2010. He believes that good chances Kalimmy, AEC + F and Nikita Alexeev. One of the surest signal - the quality of representation at the balance sheet show.

Alexander Petrovich of Croakin galleries promised to send pictures from the past few months ago, the exhibition Sergei Shutov. I yawned it, and would really like to see. Make a retro-photo essay.
 
He met with Natalia Akhmerova of Barbarian Art, about which much was told. Formerly known as the gallery specializes in the sixties. It deals with contemporary artists on the stand - Kavarga and Mach. Kavarga reining in volume, drove it into the space of glass flasks. The cores - one of the best things in his work. He told me that apart from the audience's attention to the cores attracted interest from fellow artists. And it is really valuable.

In the first hours of opening have been serious sale - Mach bought two hundred thousand euros (just a Akhmerova). Generally, there are some visible red dots.

Well pleased with the abundance of skulls "For every taste - from Hirst and Chapman, to the Russian-speaking, Andreas Golder, whose work provided the White Cube.

For fair go, Vladimir Bogdanov, AI