Miracles. New Art from London (continued)

[Vladimir]

Сообщение от Marina56

Above the piles of clothes piled on the hook hanging pig carcass, near which the lady periodically ritually strip.

It was not a pig, a bull. Spectacle, I must say it was impressive. Here are a couple photos, but just now preparing photo essay. Soon to be published.

[Сергеич]

And you can look at it and at a right angle is not veiled. Lovely lady, with a good figure, with a penchant for necrophilia and even more to exhibitionism, devoted to his hobbies and receives (certain) pleasure. If you remove the carcass, the public would have liked more, though it is to my taste.

[Мунк]

Dear Marina 56, sorry for the remark: I have nothing against reviews Velimir Moysta, but based on the title of this section of the forum "Exhibitions, events. We share experiences and exchange views ..." I would like it to read exactly forumistov personal opinion. And reviews from newspapers and other sites there is no problem to read in their original sources ...

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Сообщение от Vladimir

Here are a couple photos, but just now preparing photo essay. Soon to be published.

I look forward to your reportage!
I really liked how you wrote about the exhibition Sergey Shutov. There, in the end was the question: what the metaphorical significance of paintings Shutava pieces of fur and blestyashki? A long delay will share their assumptions. I take his large-scale abstract polufigurativnye work (which hung on the top floor) - a picturesque metaphor brutal 90-ies, when a society dominated by the cult of force and the hunt for the money. They are coming "aggressive shaman" spirit of primitive hunting rituals. A blestyashki - perhaps this is an allegory of greed. With postmodern irony Shutov "personalizes" the skins of those killed in hunting 90-ies tufts of fur, and money - from a gold foil candy wrappers.