Artists of the former Soviet Union. Exhibitions abroad.

[bykinist]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

iside, where is the exhibition " realistic art of the Soviet period "? Where social realism - " the most interesting in the 20th century "?

Germany (Berlin)
http://www.guardian.co.uk/artanddesi...lin-exhibition

Germany (Frankfurt):


New York:


Netherlands:


Italy:
http://www.kunstpedia.com/blogs/sovi...m-in-rome.html

Spain:
http://www.artdaily.com/index.asp?in...#. UchB3-DB2_U

China:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gustavo...re/4314878644/

... and this, despite the fact that in the west certainly still preserved (or you can say, continue to be cultivated, albeit in a different vein) prejudices formed against the background of ideological bipolarity of the Cold War. Given the social engagement of modern art in general, I think that today's and tomorrow's Western curators who think in a historical context, will more and more turn to social theme. realism. Moreover, in today's world, there is a clear lack of utopian thought, and the modern human mind feels all the more in need. And, against the background of the emerging geo-political and socio-economic situation in the world, placement of some neo-socialist political reality, I think, is not a fantasy.

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Well, at least there is some kind of list, but looking closer links and looking at the date of these shows, you know that, yes, this exotic show sometimes in different places of the world, but it is, of course, a drop in the ocean.
Thus, a purely historical interest - "and that there was the art under Stalin?", and here - Dejneka, Pimenov, Gerasimov, shorter one and the same set of export in addition to the " Vodka balalaika Kokoshnik ": <! - ~ 7 ~ ->
[QUOTE=bykinist; 2648221] Germany (Berlin)

It's 2009, I think.

[QUOTE=bykinist; 2648221] Germany (Frankfurt):

24 September 2003 - 04 January 2004

[QUOTE=bykinist; 2648221] New York:

October 5, 2005-January 22, 2006

[QUOTE=bykinist; 2648221] Netherlands:

17-11-2012 till 09-06-2013

Сообщение от bykinist

Italy:
http://www.kunstpedia.com/blogs/sovi...m-in-rome.html]

The exhibition runs until January 8, 2012

[QUOTE=bykinist; 2648221] Spain:

from October 7, 2011 to January 15, 2012
By the way, makes this an interesting exhibition of Juan March Foundation

: In 1985, when the Soviet regime was still in power, the Fundación Juan March organised the first exhibition on Russian avant-garde to be held in Spain , entitled Russian Avant-garde, 1910-1930. The Ludwig Museum and Collection. Since then, and in addition to various exhibitions on leading avant-garde figures (including Kazimir Malevich in 1993, Alexander Rodchenko in 2001 and Liubov Popova in 2004), in 2008 the Fundación presented Total Enlightenment. Conceptual Art in Moscow, 1960-1990, which brought together a series of Soviet artists (including Ilya Kabakov, Erik Bulatov, Vitaly Komar and Alexander Melamid).

Сообщение от bykinist

China:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/gustavo...re/4314878644/

Beijing, China. August, 2006.

[artcol]

No, well, the vanguard of the 20's understandable.
Realism (including social realism) - is understandable.
But non-conformism?
What is this?
The list of names?
Well, people got bonuses (perhaps deservedly) - but the more time passes, the less they (former) will mean.
Context evaporate.
What is left?

[Jasmin]

Сообщение от artcol; 2648341 "

But nonconformity ? What is this? The list of names ? Well, people got bonuses (perhaps deservedly ) - but the more time passes, the less they (former ) will mean . Context evaporate. What is left?

Context will not evaporate , will remain in history, and nonkorformizm remain in the history of art.
Like the first Russian Avant-Garde .
Iso- lovers and art- s count will all buy. <! - ~ 1 ~ -> or have already bought.

[iside]

bykinist, first of all, I place the links on exhibits that are or will soon begin , you are all the links of the past shows , and secondly , there is the names of the plan ( they all repeat ), which amount to honor any global museum, with the exception perhaps of the first link and the last - because it did not really visible , and there is no more information and declined

For more information:
 
1 link -
2 - Kazimir Malevich, Isaak Brodsky, Alexander Deineka, Ilya Kabakov, Erik Bulatov, Komar & Melamid

3 - Aleksander Laktionov, Liubov Popova, Komar & Melamid, Vladimir Tatlin, Alexander Rodchenko, Kazimir Malevich, Isaak Brodsky, Alexander Deineka, Ilya Kabakov

4 - Alexander Deineka, Alexander Samokhvalov, Isaak Brodskij, Arkadi Plastov, Kazimir Malevtsj, Andrei Mylnikov
5 - Aleksander Laktionov, Dimitri Zhilinsky, Aleksandr Deineka, Arkadi Plastov, Viktor Popkov,
6 - Aleksandr Deineka
7 - there is no information about the artists

[artcol]

Сообщение от JasmE is liin

Context will not evaporate, will remain in history, and nonkorformizm remain in the history of art.

Is not your statement is unfounded?

Сообщение от JasmE is liin

Like the first Russian Avant-Garde.

He has a history.
The first and only.

Added after 3 minutes

Сообщение от iside

there names such plan (they all repeat), which amount to honor any global museum

That's what I think <! - ~ 1 ~ ->

And what says Syzransky?

[Кирилл Сызранский]

Сообщение от Jasmin

Context will not evaporate, will remain in history, and nonkorformizm remain in the history of art.

Like the first Russian Avant-Garde.

Yes, now the most famous contemporary Russian artist - Ilya Kabakov.

[artcol]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky

Yes, now the most famous contemporary Russian artist - Ilya Kabakov.

Did Kabakov nonconformist?

[iside]

Сообщение от Cyril Syzransky ; 2648421 "

and so on.
This is not a show of social realism , it does not even show the "realistic art of the Soviet period ".

Exactly.

artcol, I am personally against socialist realism have nothing against , there are even pictures that are popular , but the best investment I would not call it . Is the highest quality of museums , all the rest - no more than a memory of a country that no longer exists .

[Кирилл Сызранский]

If we take into account the classification of Boris Groys , Ilya Kabakov is representative of the "Moscow Romantic Conceptualism , one of the areas of the unofficial art in the Soviet Union of the 1960s and 1980s of the twentieth century.

Unofficial Art in the Soviet people in the topic and is now called " other art ", and alternative art , and, of course , non-conformist art, non-conformism , for short.