Exhibition Summa Summarum. Project Vitaly Patsyukova. NCCA

[Vladimir]

Summa Summarum Vitaly Patsyukova (http://ncca.ru/events.text?filial=2&id=408) - Exhibition of achieving harmony through the eclecticism of bizarre ways to perfection. If simpler - it is an argument of the collage in a broad sense (not just pieces of paper glued, but also video, and polymer casting and composite objects, installation), a look at a composite form of art.
   
Definitely the most spectacular (visually appealing) of the exhibition - are those that provided ARCHIVE. This photo collages on aluminum Wick Myunisa photos, Tony Matelli, bizarre "fish filler" by Alexis Rockman. Kulik is good (it is not Tatintsian), Tishkov famous Byzantine icon of the buttons, large-scale "Novocherkassk" Tarasova. Yet there is typing collages Prigov (no photo), work Vagricha Bahchanyana (published in another topic), and a lot of videos (this is probably the most important, there is Viola, and many whom). Just an abundance of video and eclecticism of the material causes lay in the viewing of the exhibition a large supply of time. To enjoy watching need not hurry. I, unfortunately, it came out on top.

Vladimir Bogdanov

Alexis Rockman Rockman. Aquarium amphibians. 1996. Mixed media.

Matelli, Tony Matelli. Meat heads. 2008. Photocollage

Vic Muniz_rodchenko Myunis. About this, based on the work of Alexander Rodchenko. 2007. Photo

Vic Muniz_fin Myuniz. Conversation with the Finance Inspector about Poetry, based on the
works by Alexander Rodchenko. 2007. Photography (digital print on aluminum)

Tarasov Vladimir Tarasov. Square. 2009. Over the Legislative paving slabs of bullet casings lined floor Novocherkassk - the city where there were popular uprisings and the crowd opened fire. Soviet times.

Kulik Oleg Kulik. Museum of Nature or the New Paradise. Giraffe. 2000-2001. Photographic collage.

Tishkov, Leonid Tishkov. Recreating the image of the particles of the lost lives. 2007. On canvas, buttons, see Vol

Rodchenko Alexander Rodchenko. Newsletter for the magazine LEF »№ 2. 1923. Polygraphic reprint. Bottom: "Kino-eye. 1924. Promotional poster for Dziga Vertov's newsreel. Modern print from the author's negative.

Boris Mikhailov. From the series "Look at me - I look at the water." 2005. Paper, ink color, collage.