miami art basel week | dec 3-8 | 2013

MIAMI ART BASEL WEEK | DEC 3-8 | 2013
Russian
Pavilion
2013
Miami Art Basel week – Dec 3-8, 2013
Opening hours Wednesday, December 4th Sunday, December 8th, 12pm -9pm
VIP & Press Preview | Tuesday Dec.3 | 2pm – 9 pm
RUSSIAN PAVILLION GALA Event | Friday Dec. 6 | 10pm – 2 am
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Russian Pavilion Miami
Several cultural institutions in the United State supported of the idea of
Russian Pavilion and became its cultural partners, including the Museum
of Russian Art (New Jersey), the Kolodzei Art Foundation, Kavachnina Contemporary, Northern Cross and the Russian American Cultural Center.
Michael Ioffe (1959), Leonid Rotar (1962), Sergey Dozhd (1965), Yuliya
Lanina (1973), Igor Molochevsky (1976), Artem Mirolevich (1976), Victoria
Kovalenchikova (1978), and others. Neizvestny belongs to the generation
of artists who began their careers at the time of Khrushchev’s “Thaw”
and took part in the first, crucial, unofficial exhibitions of the 1960’s and
1970’s, challenging the official, approved style of Socialist Realism. The
second group emerged in the mid-1980’s, including such artists as Valery
Yershov (1960), Anton Olshvang (1965), Alexander Zakharov (1960) and
Igor Vishnyakov (1968). Yershov, Zakharov, and Olshvang worked at the
artists’ community at Furmany Lane in Moscow (along with many widely
recognized perestroika generation artists). The Third generation became
known during the post-Soviet era either in the United States or in Russia.
Such presentations of Russian culture abroad are certainly not new. Sergei Diaghilev (1872-1929) was one of the first advocates for Russian art
and culture abroad. The 1907 Russian Seasons Abroad tour was a sensation for European audiences and a triumph for Russian art. It introduced
such artists as Alexander Benois, Konstantin Korovin, Natalia Goncharova,
Mikhail Larionov, and others. The Russian Pavilion continues the tradition
of Russian Seasons into the 21st century by presenting contemporary living artists from different locations.
Coming from different backgrounds and now residing in the United States
and Europe, emerging and well-known artists experiment with traditional
and new media in search for self-expression and a unique creative vision.
The show features paintings, sculpture, drawings, prints, photography,
video installations and performances. One of the recognized groups in
Russian Pavilion is the Group Blue Noses (Viacheslav Mizin, Alexander
Shaburov) founded in 1999, which became notorious for their witty and
rebellious mocking social criticism performances and video.
The inaugural Russian Pavilion NY also coincided with the centennial of
the famous 1913 New York Armory Show which introduced the American
public to European avant-garde painting and sculpture, including works
by such European modernists as Paul Cezanne, Marcel Duchamp, Pablo
Picasso and Paul Gauguin and others. Initiators of the Russian Pavilion
Valery Yershov and Artem Mirolevich – two artists of contrasting styles
and personalities – contribute to the spirit of the Armory Show centennial
in New York by continuing the introduction of international artists to the
American public. After successful presentation in New York in March of
2013, Russian Pavilion was showcased in San Francisco and ArtHamptons.
Russian Pavilion embraces Russian culture in the United States plus cultural and historical memory and intercultural interpretations. Some of the
artworks presented in the show strike and amaze the viewer’s imagination, emphasizing their unique-subjective human essence, with meaning
shifting just beneath the surface. The juxtaposition and collision of different artistic individualities, styles and media make the Russian Pavilion of
great interest to today’s public.
The Russian Pavilion is a juried exhibition showcasing emerging, midcareer and established artists from Russia, Eastern Europe, the Caucasus
and Baltic regions during leading international fairs of contemporary and
modern art in New York, San Francisco and Miami. The Russian Pavilion
is envisioned as a forum for critics, collectors and connoisseurs to view
the works and to have an unique possibility to meet some of the artists in
person.
The artists range widely in age and country of origin. They cover several
generations, from Ernst Neizvestny (1925) to Kandinsky prize winner
Alexey Beliayev-Guintovt (1965), Scherer & Ouporov, Sasha Meret (1955),
Natalia Kolodzei
Honorary Member of the Russian Academy of Arts
Executive Director, Kolodzei Art Foundation
1-2
Sergey Dozhd
b. 1965, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: Moscow, Russia
Education
Candidate of Art
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2013 International Art Salon Moscow Central House of Artists
(Moscow, Russia)
2013 Russian House at the Russian Embassy in Berlin (Berlin, Germany)
2013 Royal Redisson Moscow at the conference IBM (Moscow, Russia)
2012 State Central Museum of Contemporary History of Russia
(Moscow, Russia)
Selected Group Exhibitions:
2013 Abstract Art Of Modern Russia. Space Of Ideal II (Moscow, Russia)
2013 The 5-th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art (Moscow, Russia)
2013 Parallel Art (Vienna, Austria)
The works are in numerous private collections.
The creator of philosophical theory PSY ABSTRACT ART
www.psy-abstr.com
The Dark Abstract Cross
2012
Oil on canvas
32,37” x 27,56”
3-4
Alexey Beliayev-Guintovt
b. 1965, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: Moscow, Russia
Education
1985 Moscow Architectural College
Solo exhibitions include:
2013 “GESTURE”, graphics of the 80-ies (Moscow, Russia)
2010 “Victory Parade 2937”, Triumph Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2009 State Theatre and Concert Hall (Grozny, Russia)
2008 “Patria-filia”, Triumph Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2006 “Ground”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2005 “Privatio”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2004 “Star”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1999 Yakut Gallery , Rotunda (Moscow, Russia)
1998 “250 thousand miles”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1996 “Nijinsky. Platinum Age”, Argentine (Paris, France)
1993 Yakut Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
Group exhibitions include:
2012 “Rodina”, Museum of contemporary Art PERMM (Perm, Russia)
2009 Kandinsky Prize exhibition, Louise Blouin Foundation (London, UK)
2008 “Mockba!”, Galerie Volker Diehl (Berlin, Germany)
2002 “Parthenon”, Moscow Architectural Museum (Moscow, Russia)
2002 PAX RUSSICA, Museum of the New Academy of Fine Arts (St. Pe
tersburg, Russia)
1994 “EUROPA- 94”, Munich Order Center (MOC) (Munich, Germany)
1992 “Draft”, The State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia)
Parade
2013
Oil, gold leaf, ink, varnish
762 x 508 cm
Awards:
2008 Kandinsky Prize, Central House of Artists (Moscow, Russia)
5-6
Igor Vishnyakov
b. 1968, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: New York, NY (USA)
Solo and group shows include:
2012 “Passion Bild”, Bern Kunstmuseum (Bern, Switzerland)
2011 “Fabergé”, Royal Academy of Art (London, UK)
2010 House of the Nobelemen (London, UK)
2009 59 rue de Rivoli (Paris, France)
2006 ARCO (Madrid, Spain)
2005 RuArts, TARO (Moscow, Russia)
Mimi Ferzt Gallery (New York, NY)
2004 “Master Class”, Manezh (St. Petersburg, Russia)
2003 “Russian House”, New Academy of Fine Arts (Berlin, Germany)
P A B NY, Stop Art Gallery (San Jose, CA)
Wallach Art Gallery (New York, NY)
2002 “Harmony”, Pegasus Gallery (New York, NY)
State Sculpture Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia)
“Antique Art Idea and Reality”, Martin-Gropius-Bau (Berlin, Ger
many)
2001 “The Muses”, Leslie Lehman Gallery (New York, NY)
“Children”, Egizio’s Project (New York, NY)
2000 “Heirs of Sparta, Sinebrychoff Museum (Helsinki, Finland)
1999 “New Positive Processes”, State Hermitage (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)
1998 New Academy of Fine Arts (Saint-Petersburg, Russia)
1998 “Sankt-Peterburgas Neoakademiska Fototgrafija”, Arzemju Maks
las Muzejs (Riga, Latvia)
1997 “Kabinet”, Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam, The Netherlands)
1994 “Eros and Identity”, Stuart Levy Gallery (New York, NY)
1988 “ArtManezh”, (Moscow, Russia)
Swan Princess
2013
Oil on canvas
82’’ x 56”
7-8
Artem Mirolevich
b. 1976, Minsk, Belarus
Current residence: New York, NY (USA)
Education
1999 School of Visual Arts, New York (BA)
1998 Gerrit Rietveld Academie, Amsterdam, Netherlands
Solo Shows:
2013 “Unsinkable”, Kavachnina Contemporary (Miami, FL)
2012 “Ancient Aliens”, Image Powerhouse (New York, NY)
2011 “Out of Plain Existence”, Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
“Transformation Matter”, Miami International Art Fair (Miami, FL)
2010 “Improbability of Art”, Barbarian Art Gallery (Zurich, Switzerland)
“Big Blue”, ICO Gallery (New York, NY)
2009 “River of Time”, L Gallery (New York, NY)
2008 “Tree of Life”, Nelliya Cultural Center (Riga, Latvia)
2007 “Global Elements”, McCaig-Welles Gallery (Brooklyn, NY)
2006 “Eternal Elephant”, Lab Gallery (New York, NY)
2005 “Samurai Book”, A Space Gallery (Brooklyn, NY)
2003 “Art’em Objective”, Figureworks Gallery (Brooklyn, NY)
Selected Group shows:
The Museum of Russian Art (Minneapolis, MN), Scope Art Fair, Miami Art
Basel Week (Miami, Fl), Chelsea Art Museum (New York, NY),
New Museum (New York, NY)
Awards:
2012 National Endowment for the Arts Grant
New York State Council on the Arts Grant
2007 L. Ron Hubbard’s Illustrators of the Future Award
1997 Gerrit Rietveld International Student Grant
1995 School of Visual Arts, NYC - Illustration Department Scholarship
Stairway to Heaven
2012
Oil on canvas
54“ x 36”
Private collections include:
Kolodzei Art Foundation, Museum of Russian Art (NJ), John Walsh (host
and creator of a TV show America’s Most Wanted), Alexander Rothman
Arts
www.artemart.com
9-10
Scherer & Ouporov
Suzanne Scherer (b. 1964, New York), Pavel Ouporov (b.1966, Yekaterinburg, Russia)
Current residence: Lake Worth, FL
Education
1989 MFA, Brooklyn College, NY (Scherer)
1991 Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute (Scherer)
1993 MFA, Surikov Moscow State Academic Art Institute (Ouporov)
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2014 Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science (Evansville, IN)
2010 Jules Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, Auburn University
2007 The Coral Springs Museum of Art, FL
University of Mary Washington Galleries, Fredericksburg, VA
2006 Jenkins Johnson Gallery (NYC, NY)
2004 Turner Carroll Gallery (Santa Fe, NM)
1999 Yekaterinburg State Museum of Fine Art, Russia
Warrior
2013
silverpoint drawing and gold leaf on wood panel
23 1/2” x 23 1/2”
Selected Museum Collections: Metropolitan Museum of Art (NY), Harvard University Fogg Art Museum (Cambridge, MA), the Library of Congress (Washington DC), New York Public Library (NY), The State Russian
Museum (St. Petersburg), Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (Russia),
Evansville Museum of Arts, History & Science (Evansville, IN), New Mexico
Museum of Fine Arts (Santa Fe, NM), Lancaster Museum of Art (PA), Arnot Art Museum (Elmira, NY), Binghamton University Art Museum (Binghamton, NY), Jules Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, Auburn University
(Auburn, AL).
Selected Awards:
201 Award of Excellence for Solo Museum Exhibition, Southeastern Museums Conference Exhibition Competition
2008 Artist’s Fellowship, New York, NY
2007 South Florida Cultural Consortium Fellowship for Visual and Media Artists
1996 Mid-Atlantic Arts Foundation Visual Arts Residency Grant
11-12
Yuliya Lanina
b. 1973, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: Austin, TX/Brooklyn, NY (USA)
Education
2010 Hunter College, CUNY, New York, NY (MFA in Combined Media) 1996 Purchase College, SUNY, Purchase, NY (BFA in Painting and Drawing) Since 1997 has had over 30 solo exhibitons. Latest shows include:
2013 Cleveland Institute of Art (Cleveland, OH)
WaTW (Austin, TX)
FigureWorks Gallery (Brooklyn, NY) Russian Cultural Center of Texas (Houston, TX)
2011 Patrick Heide Contemporary Art (London, UK)
NY Studio Gallery (New York, NY)
2010 Elements Gallery (Perth, Australia)
Sara Nightingale Gallery (Sag Harbor, NY)
2009 SIGGRAPH Asia (Yokohama, Japan)
Dam, Stuhltrager Gallery (Brooklyn, NY-Berlin, Germany)
2008 ADA Gallery (Richmond, Virginia)
2006 Seoul Arts Museum (Seoul, Korea)
Since 1997 participated in over 50 group shows including: Museum of
Modern Art (Moscow, Russia), Ludwig Museum (Cologne, Germany)
Satoshi Koyama Gallery (Tokyo, Japan), Kravets/Wehby Gallery (New York,
NY), Museum of Contemporary Art (North Miami, FL), State Museum of
Modern Art of the Russian Academy of Arts (Moscow, Russia), NYC Center
of Photography and Moving Image (New York, NY), Beijing Biennial,
Yeosu/Seoul Biennial, Trinity Gallery (Dublin, Ireland)
Bat Women on My Mind
2013
Acrylic on canvas
40” x 30”
Awards and residencies include: Yaddo Fellowship, SIGGRAPH Asia Travel
Scholarship, NY Studio Gallery Residency, SODA (Perth, Western Australia),
BluePrint Fellowship (COJECO), William Graf Travel Award, NYArts Beijing
Scholarship, Award of Excellence, Manhattan Arts International Competition
Collections include: Beth Rubin DeWoody (Trustee of Whitney Museum
of Americal Art), Philip Isles (President of Robert Lehman Foundation,
Trustee of the Metropolitan Museum), Museum of Russian Art (NJ)
www.yuliyalanina.com
13-14
Taguhi Barsegian
b. 1959, Yerevan, Soviet Republic of Armenia
Current residence: Bellerose, Queens, NY (USA)
Education
1988 Academy of Arts, Yerevan, Armenia (MFA)
1983 Terlemezian School of Arts, Yerevan, Armenia (BFA)
Since 1989 has had many solo exhibitions including:
1989 Artist’s Club (Yerevan, Armenia)
1990 Soviet Homeland (Moscow, Russia)
1994 Armenian Society for International Cultural Relations
(Yerevan, Armenia)
1996 Vernisage Gallery (Kharkov, Ukraine)
Hairon Cultural Center (Tabor, Czech Republic)
Zallman Gallery (New York, NY)
1998 Municipal Gallery­­(Kharkov, Ukraine)
Art Collegia Gallery (St. Petersburg, Russia)
1999 Consulate General of the Russian Federation (New York, NY)
Museum of Art (Kiev, Ukraine)
Glass Garage Gallery (Hollywood, CA)
Museum of Contemporary Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
2002 Grant Gallery, (New York, NY)
2008 The National Art Club (New York, NY)
2011 The Artist Club Gallery (Oyster Bay, NY)
Since 1993 participated in over 50 group shows including:
Soviet Homeland (Moscow, Russia), Crimean Museum of Russian Art
(Simferopol, Ukraine), Hotel Druon (Paris, France), Contemporary Russian
Art Gallery (Odessa, Ukraine), Gala Galerie (Magdeburg, Germany), Grant
Gallery (New York, NY).
Feeding the Birds
2008
Oil on canvas
40”x 35”
Private collections: in Europe, Canada, Armenia, Russia, and the United
States.
15-16
Victoria Kovalenchikova
b.1978, Mogilev, Belarus
Current residence: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Education
2002 State Academy of Arts, Minsk, Belarus
1996 Akhremchik National Art College, Minsk, Belarus
Since 1997 participated in 70 solo shows and group exhibitions in
Belarus,Denmark, Russia, USA, Switzerland, United Kingdom, Germany,
Italy, Belgium and The Netherlands.
Collections include: Philips (Eindhoven, The Netherlands), RABO Bank
(Amsterdam, The Netherlands), Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ),
Museum of Belarusian State Academy of Arts (Minsk, Belarus),
Contemporary Fine Art Museum (Minsk, Belarus), The National Art
Museum (Minsk, Belarus), The Maslennikov Art Museum (Mogilev, Belarus), Romanov Regional Study of Local Lore Museum (Mogilev, Belarus),
Mogilev Museum of Ethnography (Belarus), Belarusian Embassy in Berlin
(Germany), Belarusian Embassy in The Hague (The Netherlands),
Belarusian Embassy in London (UK), collection of the municipality of
Coevorden (The Netherlands), Kolodzei Art Foundation (New York, NY).
Private collections in Germany, Poland, Russia, Belarus, USA,Denmark,
The Netherlands, Belgium, Italy, Cyprus, Lebanon, United Kingdom, China,
France, and Switzerland.
Infinitude (IV)
2013
Mixed media,oil on canvas
185 x 210 cm
Awards
Award from Ministry of Culture of The Republic of Belarus for enriching
and promoting arts and culture
First Prize and Gold Medal of Honor “LORENZO Il MAGNIFICO” at the VIII
International Florence Biennale of Contemporary Art
www.vkgallery.nl
17-18
Vasily Kafanov
b. 1952, Moscow, USSR
Current residence: New York, NY
Education
1978 Moscow Institute of Technology, Applied art (BA)
1982 Higher Courses of Scriptwriters and Film Directors, Moscow, Russia
Pilot
2013
15.5” x 18” x 3”
Mix media on wood with custom aluminum frame
Selected Solo Exhibitions:
2010 AG Contemporary Art (New York, NY)
2006 National Arts Club (New York, NY)
2006 Grant Gallery, (New York, NY)
2005 Grant Gallery, (New York, NY)
2004 Grant Gallery, (New York, NY)
2002 Grant Gallery, (New York, NY)
1999 Grant Gallery, (New York, NY)
1999 Artmosphere (Palm Beach, FL)
1999 VG Collection (Nantucket. MA)
1999 Gallery 54 (New York, NY)
1998 Gallery 54 (New York, NY)
1996 Gallery Du Palace des Congrès le Vinci (Tours, France)
1996 Benedetti Gallery (New York, NY)
1994 Philip Mouwes Art Gallery (Amsterdam, Holland)
1993 Ergane Gallery (New York, NY)
1991 Maya Polsky Gallery (Chicago, IL)
1991 Ergane Gallery (New York, NY)
1990 Bettal Gallery (New York, NY)
Awards:
1978 Awarded membership to the Moscow Union of Artist.
1978 Awarded membership to the Graphic State Committee, Moscow.
2000 Awarded Golden Plate from Virgin Record for series of paintings for
the rock band Smashing Pumpkins’ album “Machina”
About 3 thousand work in private collections
www.kafanov.com
19-20
Sergei Laushkin
b. 1953, Orenburg area, Russia
Current residence: Yekaterinburg, Russia
Solo exhibitons include:
2010 Gallery «X-MAX» (Ufa, Russia)
2010 “Continuation”, Central House of Artists (Moscow, Russia)
2009 Gallery “SPAS“ (Saint- Petersburg, Russia)
2009 March Republican Museum of Fine Arts (Cheboksary, Russia)
2008 Gallery of Modern Art “Sound Space” (Moscow , Russia)
2008 Gallery EXPO- 88 (Moscow , Russia)
2006 Gallery Hay Hill (London, UK)
2005 Museum of Nonconformist Art (Saint- Petersburg, Russia)
2005 Central House of Artists (Moscow, Russia)
2004 Kinofot Gallery (St. Petersburg, Russia)
2003 Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow , Russia)
2001 Clobal Art Venue (Seattle, WA)
2001 Gallery “ SPAS “ (Saint- Petersburg, Russia)
2000 Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (Ekaterinburg, Russia)
1999 Exhibition Graphics Center “ Nevograf “ (St. Petersburg, Russia)
1999 Gallery “ SPAS “ (Saint- Petersburg, Russia)
1999 Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (Ekaterinburg, Russia)
1998 Ekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (Ekaterinburg, Russia)
Girl in Black Coat
2011
32”x 29”
Oil on canvas
Selected Collections: Museum of Fine Arts (Ekaterinburg, Russia), Gallery
of Modern Art (Ekaterinburg, Russia), Association «OTTO ARTE» (Ferentino, Italy), Collection of Her Majesty the Queen of Jordan, Museum of
Nonconformist Art (St. Petersburg, Russia), Museum of Fine Arts (H-Tagil,
Russia), Museum of Fine Arts (Moscow, Russia), Regional Museum of Fine
Arts (Tomsk, Russia), National Museum of Fine Arts (Cheboksary, Russia)
21-22
Valery Yershov
b. 1960, Yessentuki, Russia
Current residence: New York, NY (USA)
Education
1992 St. Petersburg State Repin Academic Institute of Painting,
Sculpture and Architecture
Since 1989 has been in over 15 solo shows, including:
2012 Arttitud Gallery (San Francisco, CA)
2011 Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
2010 Salamatina Gallery (New York, NY)
Kolodzei Art Foundation, White Box (New York, NY)
2008 Galerie Zama, (Greenwich, CT)
2005 Rima Fine Art Gallery (Scottsdale, AZ)
2003 Rima Fine Art Gallery (Scottsdale, AZ)
2002 Inter Art Gallery (New York, NY)
2000 London Contemporary Art (Moscow, Russia)
1992 Mimi Ferzt Gallery (New York, NY)
1991 Prince Art Gallery (New York, NY)
1989 Galleria Krista Mikkola (Helsinki, Finland)
1988 Galleria Bondenschaft (Basel, Switzerland)
Group exhibitions include:
2010 Sotheby’s London
1994 De Saisset Museum, Santa Clara University (Santa Clara, CA)
1989 Museum of Modern Art and Gallery Center (Zagreb, Yugoslavia)
1989 Phillips Auction London
Collections include: Norton Dodge Collection, The Ludwig Collection, Kostaki collection, Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, Kolodzei Art Foundation, Gianni Versace, Mikhail Prokhorov, and Lady Gaga.
Dream
2013
55”x 57”
Acrylic on canvas
Yershov was a member of an “association” of underground artists when
he lived in Moscow. During the mid-1980’s he was recognized as one of
Russia’s most progressive artists.
23-24
Leonid Rotar
b. 1962, Moldova
Current residence: Moscow, Russia
The leader of the movement of Russian New Realists.
Solo exhibitions include:
2012 “Doomsday”, Triumph gallery (Moscow , Russia)
2008 “Do not be silent”, Aidan Gallery (Moscow , Russia)
2006 “See you tomorrow”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow , Russia)
2005 “Earth and sky”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow , Russia)
2004 “The moon and the stars,” Yakut Gallery (Moscow , Russia)
2003 “The genesis”, Yakut Gallery (Moscow , Russia)
1996 Moscow palette (Moscow , Russia)
Group exhibitions include:
2013 “Russian New Realists”, Central House of Artists (Moscow , Russia)
2008 “Art Moscow”, Central House of Artists (Moscow, Russia)
2008 “Art Brussels”, Aidan Gallery (Brussels, Belgium)
1989 “International Youth Exhibition” (Moscow , Russia)
1988 “Exhibition for the 1000 baptism of Rus. Kuznetsk Bridge”
(Moscow , Russia)
Awards:
2008 Kandinsky Prize, Central House of Artists (Moscow, Russia)
End of the World
2013
оil on canvas
508 x 762 cm
25-26
Alexander Zakharov
b. 1960, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: New York, NY
Education
1980 Academy of Art, Moscow
Selected Solo Shows:
2012
“Karik & Valia”, Triumph Gallery (Moscow)
2010
Toyzz, Eritage Gallery (Moscow)
2008 Painting & Photography, Ru Arts Gallery (Moscow)
2007
Paintings and Watercolors, Mimi Ferzt Gallery (New York)
Museum of Contemporary Art (Jersey City, NJ)
2006
Etchings, Drawings, Paintings
1996 – 2009 Mimi Ferzt Gallery (New York)
2005
Ru Art Gallery (Moscow)
2003
New World, United Nations (New York)
Big, Little World, Art Gallery Dacha Zhukovka (Moscow)
1994 Origins of Man, Schoeni Gallery (Hong Kong)
1990 Stuart Levy Gallery (New York)
Tachina Fera
2012
oil on board
4.2” x 5.8”
Museum and Public Collections
C.A.S.E. Museum of Contemporary Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ), Jane
Voorhees Zimmerli Museum, Rutgers University (New Brunswick, NJ),
United Nations, Russian Club (New York, NY), New York Public Library,
(New York, NY), Museum of Imagination (Hudson, NY), Duke University
Museum of Art (Durham, NC), The Fogg Museum of Art, Harvard University (Cambridge, MA), The Portland Museum of Art (Portland, OR), The
State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia), The State Pushkin Museum (Moscow, Russia), Kolodzei Collection of Russian and Eastern European Art (Highland Park, NJ and Moscow, Russia) Nizhny Novgorod State Art
Museum (Novgorod, Russia), Philadelphia Museum of Art (Philadephia,
PA)
Grants & Awards
1991 Grant: Pollack-Krasner Foundation (New York, NY)
1996 Artist in Residence: Brandywine Workshop (Philadelphia, PA)
1997 First Prize: Society of Illustrators (New York, NY)
27-28
Olga Chemokhud-Doty
b. 1968, Washington D.C. (USA)
Current residence: Putnam Valley, NY (USA)
Education
2002 1999
1989
SUNY WCC, NY, (Computer Graphic Design)
SUNY Purchase, NY (BFA in Painting)
Union of Graphic Artists, Moscow, Russia (course in Studio Photography and Facsimile Reproduction)
Solo shows include:
2008
National Arts Club (New York, NY)
2004
Gallery of the State Literature Museum (Moscow, Russia)
1998
Nexus Gallery (New York, NY)
In the past 10 years group shows include:
2011
“No Comment”, Art Show on Wall Street (New York, NY)
2009, 2011 9/11 Memorial exhibition, Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
2005-11 National Arts Club (New York, NY)
2003 475 Broadway Gallery Annex (New York, NY)
1999
The Times Square Gallery (New York, NY)
Eye Space Reflection
2010
oil on canvas
48” x 48”
Olga’s art is whimsical and direct. Grounded in traditional oil paint
techniques, her work studies juxtaposition and absorption of the
individual in nature. Her style evolved out of a fantastical realism to a
more direct approach to the subject, emphasizing point of view and
depicted objects. Newer works include reflections in different forms:
super enlarged close-ups of eyes, images in protective helmets, glass,
water.
www.artoworks.com
29-30
Oleg Tyrkin
b. 1965, Vladimir, Russia
Current residence: Russia
Education
1987 Aviation institute as military helicopter pilot.
Flighter Jet
2010
Oil on canvas
130 x 150 cm
Solo Exhibitions include:
2013 “Cinotypia”, Fitil Club (Moscow, Russia)
2013 “Elevation”, Moskh Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2011 “Into Orbit”, Science Museum (London, UK)
2011 “Gagarin”, Pushkin House (London, UK)
2011 “Elevation”, Garage Gallery, (Nikolina Gora, Russia)
2010 “Pilots and Wives”, Hayhill Gallery (London, UK)
2010 “Arms and Wings”, Pushkin House (London, UK)
2010 State History Museum (Moscow, Russia)
2010 “Urtext Bach”, German Embassy (Moscow, Russia)
2008 MAR’S Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow, Russia)
2009 “Correspondents”, Kostroma State Museum (Russia)
2009 “Correspondents”, Murom State Museum of Art and History
(Russia)
2008 Murom Museum of Art and History (Murom, Russia)
2008 Kovrov Museum of Art and History (Russia)
2007 Noel Road Gallery (London, UK)
2007 Arkhangelskoye State Museum (Moscow Region, Russia)
2001 “Russian Myths”, Galerie Bastille (Paris, France)
1999 Kovner Gallery (Zurich, Germany)
1997 Ars et Vinum Gallery (Birmensdorf, Switzerland)
1996 Tais Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1994 Sem Gvozdey Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1993 Nagornaya Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1992 Avantgarde Gallery (Berlin, Germany)
1990 Galerie Victor Hugo (Paris, France)
Collections include:
NCCA
Nord and Nancy Dodge
Viktor Bondarenko
31-32
Sasha Pivovarova
b. 1985, Moscow Russia
Current residence: New York NY
Education
Liberal arts university ( РГГУ)
Sasha Pivovarova is a top model known not only for her beauty but also
for her art. She has been drawing all her life and started exhibiting her
works in 2004 with a group show in her native Russia. She has been
exhibited in Russia, China, France and United States. Her work, usually
portraits (sometimes of fellow models) is a reflection of her life. “When I
don’t have a pencil, I’ll use tea, coffee, water, or milk to do my drawings”
Sasha says.
Collections:
Karl Lagerfeld, Giambattista Valli and others.
Portrait of a Female Soldier
2012
Oil on canvas
39” x 21”
33-34
Ernst Neizvestny
b. 1925 Sverdlovsk (Yekaterinburg), The Urals, USSR
Currently residence: New York, NY (USA)
Museums and Public Collections include:
Museum of Modern Art (New York, NY),The Jewish Museum (New York,
NY), Duke University Museum of Art (Durham, NC), Museum of Art,
University of California, Berkley Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
(Washington, DC), Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Museum, Rutgers University
(New Brunswick, NJ), The State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia),
The State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow, Russia), The State Pushkin Museum
(Moscow, Russia), Kursk Museum of Fine Arts (Kursk, Russia),
Dostoevsky Museum (Moscow, Russia), Musée d’Art Moderne (Paris,
France), Museum of Modern Ecclesiastical Art (The Vatican, Rome, Italy),
Moderna Museet (Stockholm, Sweden), Tree of Life Museum (Uttersberg,
Sweden), Sven-Olov Anderson’s Torg (Köping, Sweden), Oslo Municipal
Art Collection (Norway), Israel Museum (Jerusalem, Israel), Tel Aviv Museum of Modern Art (Tel Aviv, Israel), Museum of Modern Art (Belgrade,
Serbia),
Selected Private Collections
Kofi Annan; Fidel Castro; Norton Dodge; Erik Egeland; Edgar Faure; Armand Hammer; Nikita Khruschev Family, Lev Landau, Marcel Marceau;
Arthur Miller; President Francois Mitterand; Pope John Paul II; Pablo Picasso; Harrison Salisbury; Jean-Paul Sartre; Edward Steichen; Irving Stone;
President Boris Yeltsin.
Totem with a Snake
2012
Old Gold Platina, Edition 9 + 3APS, (1/9)
19.5” x 10.5” x 6”
Ernst Neizvestniy has been in numerous solo and group shows all over
the world, including The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow (1999), Cannes
Festival Palace (2000), United Nations Palace of Nations, Geneva (1997),
Pushkin Museum of Fine Art, Moscow (1996), The Jewish Museum, NY
(1995), MoMa International Festival of the Arts, NY (1994), Kunstverein
Museum, Constance, Germany (1993), The Jewish Museum, Washington,
DC (1992), Modern Art Museum, Taiwan (1988), Museum of Art, Portland, OR (1983), Museum of Modern Art, Tel Aviv (1972), Musée d’Art
Moderne de La Ville de Paris, France (1970), Museum of Fine Arts, Locarno, Italy (1970), Museum of Contemporary Art, Vienna (1966), Museum
of Contemporary Art, Yugoslavia (1965)
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Sasha Meret
b. 1955, Petrosani, Romania
Current residence: New York, NY (USA)
Education
1989 Columbia University, New York, NY (Printmaking)
1979 ASE, Bucharest, Romania (MS)
1974 Fine Arts N.Tonitza, Bucharest, Romania (BA)
Since 1989 has had over 20 solo exhibitions, including:
2012 “The Plastic Menagerie”, OK Harris Works of Art (New York, NY)
2011 ”Urban Dreams”, Carturesti Gallery (Bucharest, Romania)
2010 Chelsea West Gallery (New York, NY)
2009 “Precious Aggression”, ICRNY Gallery (New York, NY)
2008 Proffitt, Thacher & Wood Gallery (New York, NY)
2007 QuarkArt Galllery (Beijing, China)
Artislong Gallery (Kyoto, Japan)
2005 Naito Gallery (Nagoya, Japan)
Since 1989 participated in over 30 group shows including: Iliad Gallery
(New York, NY), “Conference of the Birds”, Cynthia Reeves Projects at
Mana Contemporary (Jersey City, NJ), “Swept Away” at Museum of Art
and Design, Zadok Gallery (Miami, FL), Cube Gallery, (Beijing, China),
Naito Gallery (Nagoya, Japan).
Awards and Residencies: Printmaking Prize, Contemporary Art Center
(Virginia, USA), First Prize, Romanian Editors Association, Art Residency
(Pintung, Taiwan), Award for Excellence in Arts, Scrisul Romanesc (Romania).
Domestic Ceremonial Deity
2013
Aluminium, Brass, Stainless steel
40 “ x 17” x 15”
Collections include: Pfizer Corporate Collection, Rafael Collection, Sony
Corporation, Romanian Cultural Foundation, Joyce-Gilmore Mertz Foundation, Art Lin YuNu Foundation, Pall Corporation, Queens Museum.
www.sashameret.com
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Michael Ioffe
b. 1959, Mogilev, Belarus.
Current residence: Westchester, NY
Michael works in several media: painting, sculpture, mixed media - each
bearing an unmistakably individual stamp. Nevertheless, there are several
unifying themes in his work. One is his courage to be led by his creative
sub-conscious from conception to the conclusion, as evidenced by the
works’ gestural boldness and freedom from referential or obvious “message” content.
Education
1985 Belarusian School of Architecture, Minsk.
Selected Exhibitions:
2013 Group Exhibition, 25CPW Gallery (New York, NY)
2013 “Russian Pavilion” in ARTTITUD Gallery (San Francisco, CA)
2013 Group Exhibition, “REALISM, HYPER-REALISM, SURREALISM”
Alexandre Gertsman Gallery (New York, NY)
2012 Group Exhibition, Gene Shapiro Auctions (New York, NY)
2012 Group Exhibition, Aid For AIDS NYC Art Exhibit (New York, NY)
2012 Solo Exhibition, Cavalier Gallery (Greenwich, CT)
2012 Two-Person Exhibition, Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
Collection include:
Kolodzei Art Foundation
private collections in Greenwich, CT and Moscow
We are different
2011
Styrofoam, wood, plaster and acrylic paint on hydrocal base
12” x 12”(base) x 6”
www.michael-ioffe-art.com
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Anton Olshvang
b. 1965, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: Moscow, Russia and Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Education
1988 Moscow Art Theater School
1997 Rijksakademie Van Beeldende Kunsten. Amsterdam
Since 1989, the works of Anton Olshvang has been exhibited in museums
and galleries around the world including: Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam,
The Netherlands), the Museum of Modern Art (Saint-Eténne, France),
Ludwig Museum (Aachen, Germany), the Museum of Fine Arts (Beijing,
China), Watarium Museum (Tokyo, Japan), MAK Museum (Vienna, Austria), the Palazzo Trienalle (Milan, Italy)
In Russia solo exhibitions were held at the State Russian Museum and the
State Tretyakov Gallery.
The permanent collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery has about two
hundred works by the artist in storage.
The works are located in private collections such as collection of Baron
Spraveri, a collection of Vasco de Freer de Andrade, Peter Novitsky, the
collection of Peter Aven, Alexander Mamut, the Art Chronika Culture
Foundation.
Artist lectures were held at the School of Visual Art in New York, the
Academy of Fine Arts in Oslo, Watarium Museum in Tokyo, the National
Centre for Contemporary Art in Moscow.
Back side of “Theater Noh“ Masks
2012
Analog C-print (Edition of 5)
31” x 42”
41-42
Mitya Nesterov
b. 1986, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: Moscow, Russia
Selected solo and group shows:
2013 “Stability. Ghosts”, Random Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2012 Gallery Iragui, installation, Art Moscow (Moscow, Russia)
2012 III Moscow International Biennale for Young Art (catalogue)
2012 Photography Open Salon (Arles, France) (catalogue)
2012 “Art Takes Times Square” (New York, NY) (catalogue)
2010 “Found Art”, Fotoloft Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2010 “Museum Night”, Gazgolder (Moscow, Russia)
2010 “Moscow’s Tiny”, Cheremushki Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2010 100 Friends of a Cloud, ArtRaum (Moscow, Russia)
2009 “Sputnik Art Fair”, TSUM Art Foundation (Moscow, Russia)
2009 New York Photo Festival (Brooklyn, NY)
2008 1st Youth Culture Festival, Loft Project Etaji, (St Petersburg, Russia)
Rocket USA
2013
Silk screen, ed. 2/10
24” x 33”
Selected curatorial projects
2013 “Tetractys”, Special project for the 5th Moscow Biennale of con
temporary art, together with Sergey Anufriev, Hermes Zygott and Den Kryuchkov (Moscow, Russia) (catalogue)
2012 “Assembling Grading”, MiKA group exhibition, Gallery Iragui,
Moscow, III Moscow International Biennale for Young Art
(Moscow, Russia) (catalogue)
2011 “Sky Patrol”, series of sound-poetical performances, Shalyapin House, NOOR Bar, AYA Productions, Solyanka Club
(Moscow, Russia)
2011 “Wind Calm”, personal show by Valeria Nibiru, Iragui Gallery
(Moscow, Russia)
2010 “Blyadstvo”, show by the Rodchenko School students, Shalyapin
House on Ostozhenka (Moscow, Russia)
2010 “Expansion of a Dot”, performance by Dasha Yastrebova &
Sergey Medvedev, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC)
Collections
State Russian Museum (St Petersburg, Russia), Galerie Iragu (MoscowParis), private collections in Russia, Europe, U.S. and Thailand
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Den Marino (Denis Porvatkin)
b. 1978, Nothern Kazakhstan, Russia
Current residence: New York, NY (USA)
Education
1997 Ural State Technical University, (Russia, Ekaterinburg)
Solo shows include:
2012 ”Industrialiti”, Biennale of Brabant (Eindhoven, Netherlands)
2012 “Urban photo” (Latvia, Riga)
2009 ”Transforming the waves», «EGG». international Festival
“Art Factory” (Ekaterinburg, Russia)
2009 “Industreality”, Krasnoyarsk Museum of Art (Krasnoyarsk, Russia)
2008 “Industreality”, Gallery of Art (Perm, Russia)
2008 “Mushrooms”, “Dambas”, “Red Triangle”, Festival-laboratory “Art-Factory”, (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
2007 “Civilized violence”, (Yekaterinburg, Russia)
Selected Group shows:
2009 “Clouds”, SCOPE New York (New York, NY)
2008 “Clouds”, International Cross-disciplinary, «In transition Russia» (Moscow, Russia)
2008 “Clouds”, “Astral connections”, V Festival of Modern Art “Prank”, (Petrozavodsk, Russia)
Private collections include:
Со-curator, Festival-laboratory “Art-Factory”, Russian-French project,
(Yekaterinburg, Russia)
www.denmarino.com
Artifact
C-Print, Edition of 10
2005
60” x 40”
45-46
Mikhail Rozanov
b. 1973, Moscow, Russia
Current residence: Moscow, Russia
Education:
1995 Lomonosov Moscow State University
Totalitarian ARCHITECTURE
2013
C-Print (2/10)
101,6 х 152,4 cm
Personal exhibitions include:
2013 Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow House of Photography
(Moscow, Russia)
2011 WINZAVOD Contemporary Art Centre (Moscow, Russia)
2010 WINZAVOD Contemporary Art Centre (Moscow, Russia)
2009 Aidan Gallery. (Moscow, Russia)
2008 Gallery D-137 (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
2007 Moscow Center of Art (Moscow, Russia)
2006 Aidan Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2005 Gallery D-137 (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
2004 Fotonauta Gallery (Barcelona, Spain)
Aidan Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2002 Gallery Fenix (Moscow, Russia)
2001 State Architectural Museum (Moscow, Russia)
2000 Aidan Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
The New Academy of Fine Arts (Saint Petersburg, Russia)
1999 Aidan Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
Museum of the New Academy of Fine Arts (St. Petersburg, Russia)
1997 Aidan Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
Museum of the New Academy of Fine Arts (St. Petersburg, Russia)
Collections include: The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts (Russia),
State Russian Museum (Saint Petersburg, Russia), Moscow House of Photography (Moscow, Russia), Museum of New Academy of Fine Arts (Saint
Petersburg, Russia), State Museum of Architecture (Moscow, Russia)
Museum and Exhibition Centre ROSPHOTO (Moscow, Russia), Moscow
central exhibition hall New Manege (Moscow, Russia), Capital Group,
Chronolux, Menatep, Villeroy & Bosch, Bin-bank, Uralmash, Montajspetsbank, Goldman Sachs, Lukoil, Gazprom, Antanta-Capital, USC (United
Shipbuilding Corporation), Deutsche Bank
47-48
Anna Abazieva
Current residence: Moscow, Russia
Education:
1997 Saint-Petersburg State Art and Industry Academy
(St. Petersburg, Russia)
1999 Institute of Contemporary Art in the Soros Fund for the
Department Curators
Solo exhibitons include:
2006 Anna Shumilina’s gallery (Moscow, St. Petersburg)
Dom Club (Moscow, Russia)
2005 Freud’s Dream Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia)
2001 Escape Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
Guelman’s gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1980 House of Architecture (Moscow, Russia)
Circus (still)
2013
101,6 x 152,4 cm (edition of 10)
Short films
2 min., 3 min., 5 min.
Director, poet, cigerette-killer: Anna Abazieva
Operators: Ellis Gergedava, Kate Kobzar
Photographers: Marina Ragozina and Anassiya Nesterova
Group exhibitions include:
2013 MOSKHAOS, Tetraksis project (Moscow, Russia)
2010 East Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2007 Art Moscow (Moscow, Russia)
2004 REFLEX Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
Central House of Architect (Moscow, Russia)
ART-Strelka (Moscow, Russia)
France Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2003 Art Club “Na Brestskoy” (Moscow, Russia)
PREZLAUER (Berlin, Germany)
GOETHE INSTITUT (Moscow, Russia)
2002 LUNA INTERNATIONAL GALLERY (Berlin, Germany)
Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
KUNSTPUNKT Gallery (Berlin, Germany)
Art Manege, PAULA BETCHER gallery (Moscow, Russia)
The Sakharov Museum (Moscow, Russia)
Liverpool Biennialzt (Liverpool, UK)
1999 Contemporary Art Institute supported by Soros Foundation
(Moscow, Russia)
Collections: Washington National Museum of Women (Washington, DC)
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Igor Molochevski
b. in Kiev, USSR
Current Residence: New York, NY (USA)
In Transition (still)
2013
Video and prints
13” X 19”
List of shows
2013 “The Return”, Museum of Russian Art (Minneapolis, MN)
2012 “Inside The Belly of Invisible Beast”, CATM CHELSEA (New York, NY)
2012 “Tales of Creation”, MUSECPMI (New York, NY)
2011 “X+$=0”, WalmART, White Box Gallery (New York, NY)
“Americas Noctum V2”, No Comment, Chelsea Museum, (New York, NY)
“Americas Noctum V1”, NoComent, 23 Wall Street (New York, NY)
“Requiem for the Machine”, ArtLive, CATM Chelsea (New York, NY)
“The Return V2, Concerning Spiritual Tradition in Russian Art”,
Chelsea Art Museum (New York, NY)
“The Return V1, Object{Self}:Subject”, Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
“Soundles”, Jersey City Open Studio Tour, Museum of Russian Art, (Jersey City, NJ)
2010 “Transmutation”, Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
2005 “PhotoSuprematism, First Steps to Gemism”, Zorya Fine Art Gal
lery (Greenwich, CT)
2004 “Strange New York”, Sunset Park Gallery (Brooklyn, NY)
Recent collaborative projects:
2012 “Alice” and “I was just thinking”, The Window Project (interface & interactive programing, real-time visuals generation), Romanian Cultural Institute
2012 “Veil of Maya”, MAPS, NYC (interactive video installation with Seth Carnes)
2011 “China-ism”, White Box Gallery (interactive projection mapping and painting illumination, sound design for Anton
Kandiskiy/Ai Weiwei)
2011 “And Oceans” (projection mapping on kinetic sculptures, sound design with Artem Mirolevich), Museum of Russian Art
Associations:
New Media Curator, Museum of Russian Art (Jersey City, NJ)
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The Blue Noses Group
The Blue Noses Group was founded in 1999.
Viacheslav Mizin (b. 1962 in Novosibirsk, USSR)
Alexander Shaburov (b. 1965 in Berezovsky, Sverdlovsk Oblast’, USSR)
A number of other artists have contributed to Blue Noses projects:
Dmitry Bulnygin
Yevgeny Ivanov
Konstantin Skotnikov
and others
The Blue Noses Group participated in the 1st, 2nd and 3rd Moscow
Biennales of Contemporary Art, in the 50th and 51st Venice Biennales and
other international exhibitions.
Russian March
2012
118” X 79”
Print
Edition 10 (8 + 2 a.c.)
Solo Exhibitions:
2005 “The Blue Noses”, Ethan Cohen Fine Arts (New York, NY)
“IN SITU”, Fabienne Leclerc (Paris, France)
“The Blue Noses”, Hans Knoll Galerie (Vienna, Austia)
“The Blue Noses”, Galerie Volker Diehl (Berlin, Germany)
“The Blue Noses”, B&D Studio Contemporanea (Milan, Italy)
“The Vogue of Labour”, Guelman Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
“The Blue Noses”, Kunsthallen Brandts Klaedefabrik (Odense, Denmark)
2004 “Hit-Or-Miss Art (How to Build Up Works of Art Just in the Kitchen),
Guelman Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
“The Blue Noses Group”, Display Gallery (Prague, Czech Republic)
2003 “Do I Look Like a Loser?”, The State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
“Two Against the Russian Mafia”, Guelman Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
The State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia)
“From Siberia with Love”, Arsenal (Nizhny Novgorod, Russia)
“Absolut Blue Noses”, The Zoological Museum (Moscow, Russia)
2002 “Two Against the Russian Mafia”, Kirov Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia)
“The Contemporary Siber Artists”, Guelman Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
2001 “Out-of-Town Excursions-2”, L-Gallery (Moscow, Russia)
1999 “The New God’ s Fools, or the Pathology of Performance”, Zverev Center of Contemporary Art (Moscow, Russia)
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Index of Artists
Abazieva, Anna
49-50
Barsegian, Taguhi
15-16
Belyaev-Gintovt, Alexey
15-6
Blue Noses Group, The
53-54
Bokarev, Victor P.
25-26
Chemohud-Doty, Olga
29-30
Dozhd’, Sergey
3-4
Ioffe, Michael
39-40
Kafanov, Vasily
19-20
Kovalenchikova, Victoria
17-18
Lanina, Yuliya13-14
Laushkin, Sergei21-22
Marino, Den 45-46
Meret, Sasha37-38
Mirolevich, Artem9-10
Molochevski, Igor
51-52
Nesterov, Mitya 43-44
Neizvestny, Ernst
35-36
Oshvang, Anton41-42
Ouporov & Scherer
14-15
Pivovarova, Sasha 33-34
Rotar, Leonid 25-26
Rozanov, Mikhail 47-48
Tyrkin, Oleg 31-32
Vishyakov, Igor7-8
Yershov, Valery23-24
Zakharov, Alexander
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Acknowledgements
The organizers are grateful to the following individuals and organizations:
Gala Kavachnina, Kavachnina Contemporary, official host and curator of
Russian Pavilion in Miami.
Natalia Kolodzei, Executive Director of Kolodzei Art Foundation/Russian
Pavilion Curator.
Boris Belenky and Margo Grant, Director of Museum of Russian Art (NJ)
Artem Mirolevich, Founder of Russian Pavilion
Yuri Sandulov, Media coordinator
Anna Abazieva, Event coordinator
Elena Karmanova, Project manager/art consultant
Igor Molochevski, Creator of Online Presence
Yuliya Lanina and Yevgeniy Sharlat, Catalog Design and Editing
Marina Gordon, Administrator
Ilya Poletaev, Sponsor, www.artkladovka.ru, www.electrausa.net
Lev Shnuer, Sponsor, www.arianasoho.com
Radislav Lankin and Eduard Kantor, Sponsor, www.unsoft.com
Roman Gambourg and Andrew Borsen, Legal Services, www.rvgab.com
Very Special Thanks to Ariana - 6 Russian Grammys, 3 Song of the Year
Awards, an MTV Europe Music Award Nomination for Best Russian Act,
and a platinum debut album selling over 500,000 - for her unique performance and support.
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