Why Russian art has been marginalized?

[kazerov]

[QUOTE=Хранитель укропа;3473351]should Not associate artlink and its fluctuations with the Board Mr. Medvedev.. it's a different planet and apostasy@
what's wrong with that ?

for example my long weather observations , climate change confirm this
in my opinion all very interrelated and these relationships are constantly changing , transforming . another thing for a man not all of these relationships under the power to correctly perceive , to be aware of .

[мистер-у]

Falling Russian economy,falling all markets,including antique,it does not depend on Medvedev and Putin,it's the laws of Economics.
Those gentlemen,who do not consider "short money",and buy for yourself,continue to buy.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by мистер-у

Falls the Russian economy,falling all markets,including antique,it does not depend on Medvedev and Putin

Funny! the Economy of the Russian Federation from-for Putin and Medvedev "falls" is the cause of the current crisis in Russia is not economic...

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by Vladimir

But we can't deny that the trend on the Russian art market is quite clearly seen since 2009 - long before all acute political events?

Well, You, apparently, forgotten about 08.08.08.

Originally Posted by Vladimir

switch new customers to world Russian names

And they are, "new"? Or do You hope for this?
[QUOTE="Vladimir;3473751"]youth (generation Z) will go into collecting the charged contemporary art at affordable prices. And not the fact that Russian. At comparable prices they can buy and Zapadnoe@
We have a "generation Z" is born in ' 91 and later, that is in the new Russia and those of this generation, and they are now not more than 25 years of age who will be interested in the art and able to buy it, leave all and buy will be the West have in the West.

Originally Posted by Vladimir

Plus saved interest in the sixties-eighties at affordable prices

Persist, will agree.

Originally Posted by Vladimir

Art will buy, but most likely a little different and at different prices.

And agree to buy will be, but less and less.

[kazerov]

[QUOTE=Кирилл Сызранский;3473791]Well, You, apparently, forgotten about 08.08.08.

And they are, "new buyers"? Or do You hope for this?

We "generation Z" is born in ' 91 and later, that is in the new Russia and those of this generation, and they are now not more than 25 years of age who will be interested in the art and will be able to buy it, leave all and buy will be the West have in the West.
Continue, agree.

And agree to buy will be, but less and Maniche@
prophesy doesn't suit you ...
from you sounds like : `everyone leaves , will only Medvedev and Putin and all , Basta ` ...

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Originally Posted by kazerov

everyone leaves

Read carefully:
[QUOTE="Кирилл Сызранский;3473791"]we "generation Z" is born in ' 91 and later, that is in the new Russia and those of this generation, and they are now not more than 25 years of age who will be interested in the art and will be able to buy it, leave all and will be purchased, the West already Zapadeal the idea? Those who are now from 20 to 25 years and who is interested in modern art to the point of purchase will leave. Don't You worry the most severe Chelyabinsk will remain, but who are Basquiat, Komar and Melamid sent, Harvin Anderson, Pepperstein, van Sinwa and Adrian the Genius they never learn.

[художник Федотов]

Thoughts from Igor Dudinsky:

The most "interesting" and always up to date of what exists in the material world, of course, Russia.
Nothing more interesting than Russia, no. Nowhere – neither in the past nor in the present or in the future.
However, the parameters of Russia is not limited to the coordinate system of the material universe. Russia for her fans and continues in spiritual spaces.
Suggest something more interesting than Russia (in all its blossoming complexity and mystery), and I instantly admit I'm wrong.
But what you can offer? Parmesan cheese? Haven't you noticed that all those who have something against Russia, alternatively, somehow lead to precisely the Parmesan.
I don't understand how anyone can be unhappy with Russia, to oppose her, to deny her, especially with her "fight". Quite frankly I don't understand.

[Vladimir]

[QUOTE="Кирилл Сызранский;3473871"]Those who are now from 20 to 25 years and who is interested in modern art to the point of purchase already left, leave and leave now okonchatelno@
Those who 25, always not to art. Argue in category "cool is not cool". In 32-35 becoming interested in carefully to buy, and in 42-45 dispersed. Those who reads books, of course. Well, we must remember that even among the "chinatow" collectors about 3%. And in the General population and less.

[kazerov]

Originally Posted by Кирилл Сызранский

Read carefully:
Transpired? Those who are now from 20 to 25 years and who is interested in modern art to the point of purchase - had already left, leaving now and will be leaving permanently. Dont worry - most severe Chelyabinsk (Muskie, Chebarkul, Kyshtym) will remain, but who are Basquiat, Komar and Melamid sent, Harvin Anderson, Pepperstein, van Sinwa and Adrian the Genius they never learn.

in varying degrees, different art will be interested in everything , always .
but the fact that "the most severe Chelyabinsk (Muskie, Chebarkul, Kyshtym) "not know" who are Basquiat, Komar and Melamid sent, Harvin Anderson, Pepperstein, van Sinwa and Adrian Genius " in that there is no change .

[annagavr]

Hey try it ( The Song of the Volga Boatmen ) - chinese version

http://www.youtube.com/watch?t=41&v=JlmL9AnuuXE