Museum of Contemporary Russian Art in Jersey City

[Евгений]

Museum in Jersey City was founded by Alexander Glaser and Valery Zhiltsova in November 2006, but in this building since Sept. 17, 1980, that is the anniversary of the Moscow Bulldozer Exhibition, held September 15, 1974, opened the first American exhibition of informal art. Since then and until 2006, here promoted the works of Russian nonconformist artists Oskar Rabin, Vladimir Nemukhin, Boris Sveshnikov, Anatoly Zverev, Oleg Tselkov, Ernst Unknown, Eric Bulatov, Mikhail Shemyakin, Vladimir Yakovlev, E. Steinberg, Oleg Vassiliev, and other non-painters. This tradition continues today, in addition to it, along with the works of former informal, displays works by contemporary Russian artists who live around the world, including in Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Ufa, Novosibirsk, Novokuznetsk, Vladivostok ), in Belarus, Ukraine (Kiev, Kharkov, Zaporozhye, Odessa, Feodosia), as well as in Paris, New York, Jerusalem, Toronto and Montreal for four years before the first exhibition in the museum building, A. Glaser founded a similar museum near Paris , the exhibition of which were transported to America and continued here.
http://www.museum-rus.ru/about.htm

[Wladzislaw]

Mr. Zhil'tsov engaged in Minsk in such business as sewing uniforms and making chevrons. And with a certain reason founded gallery "Zhilbel. He was (perhaps somewhere and is now) a collection of modern Belarusian art. Quite a diverse and vkusovschinnaya. There have been several works of high class, but largely secondary works and authors not bad, probably because "that Mr. Zhiltsov played in patronage a la master (I think so).

And then play with clothes and chevrons over, something with the police, he nahimichil. But managed to escape from Belarus I think that part of the museum - of the property Zhiltsova.

There is a site of his collection, now it is available, but it was that disappeared. So why look so far is

http://www.art-collection-belarus.info/about.htm

[LCR]

Originally Posted by Wladzislaw

I think that part of the museum - of the property Zhiltsova.
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One might think that a big part of this museum - of the property Zhiltsova, because the second eagle, which everyone seems to have sold - works from his collection have long been traded in all of Western auctions (I know who, and you all know naernyaka)

[Wladzislaw]

Originally Posted by LCR

One might think that much of this museum - of the property Zhiltsova, because the second eagle

It's - two-headed eagle! I think that these kindred spirits find each other and fused ...

[Артём]

I remember they are often in the Crimea! Stripped all the way (artists, gallery owners) that svisnut some fans and the kids leave home in the two premises! Rare crooks.: Cool:

[Евгений]

Artem, Thank you. Let us know what kind of gallery owners ..

[Wladzislaw]

Here a few memories of the beginning of this museum:

http://uryst.livejournal.com/187559.html

http://uryst.livejournal.com/188105.html

[gans]

Originally Posted by Artem

I remember they are often in the Crimea! Stripped all the way (artists, gallery owners) that svisnut some fans and the kids leave home in the two premises! Rare crooks.: Cool:

Interestingly, because who would not could not sell, or somehow else was?

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by gans

It is interesting, because who would not could not sell, or something else was on?

Probably, no money otdyvali work, hoping for "the future of millions, which they promised ...
And maybe give some Khoi-penny.

[gans]

Originally Posted by Cyril Syzransky

And maybe give some Khoi-penny.

That's me and interesting. Many artists sell their work for real money at the time, but when prices rose this became known as "paid for nothing."