The Moscow Museum of Modern Art, La Fabrique Barbot et Fournier, France and the Triumph Gallery present a solo exhibition of the Recycle Group (Andrey Blokhin and Georgy Kuznetsov), being a Collateral Event of the 56th International Art Exhibition – la Biennale di Venezia.The total site-specific installation CONVERSION will be staged at the church Saint […]
The Moscow Museum of Modern Art, the Goethe Institute in Moscow and the Institute for Foreign Cultural Relations (ifa) in Stuttgart are honored to present “The Paths of German Art from 1949 to the present”, a unique exhibition project comprising painting, graphic art, photography, sculpture and installation. There are about 400 works of nearly a […]
Evgeni Dybsky. Giotto Project
Moscow Museum of Modern Art VENUE: 9 TVERSKOY BLVD
October 29, 2013 — December 1, 2013
The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents the Giotto Project, an exhibition of works by Evgeni Dybsky, one of the prominent artists of the 1980s Metarealism. In terms of painting, Dybsky is still on the quest. The exhibition features his series «Translation of Time XVI.» The works of the series are done in mixed media. Some of the works were previously exhibited in the Ludwig Museum in 2009.
Andrei Roiter. Open House
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
OCTOBER 18 – NOVEMBER 24, 2013
This will be the artist’s first large-scale exhibition in Russia. Roiter was one of the founding members of Detsky Sad (Kindergarten), the legendary Moscow art squat active in the 1980s.
Pusenkoff & Pusenkoff. After Reality.
Gogolevsky 10, Moscow
October 9 – November 10, 2013
After Reality refers the viewers to the theory of abstract grid associated with the names of Piet Mondrian, Sol LeWitt, Chuck Close, Bridget Riley and Agnes Martin. Arguing against the classics of the twentieth century, Pusenkoff & Pusenkoff withdrawn their version of the theory.
<em><strong>Igor Vulokh</strong>
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
OCTOBER 16 – NOVEMBER 24, 2013 </em>
Igor Vulokh (1938 – 2012) was born in Kazan. He's lost his father on the fields of WWII, was grown in an orphanage, and was reunited with his mother only after the war. He graduated from art school in Kazan, where he was influenced by his teacher, Victor Podgursky, who was an expert in Chinese and Japanese art and had lived a long time in China. In 1957 Igor Vulokh participated in the All-Union Art Exhibition in Moscow Manege.
Dmitry Gutov – No Surprises
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
May 24 – June 30, 2013
A large-scale exhibition of the works of Dmitry Gutov, one of Russia’s most prominent artists whose name became well-known in the latter part of the 1980s, is presented by the MMOMA with the support of Triumf Gallery. Gutov’s works were displayed at the following art exhibitions and fairs: the Venice Biennale (1995, 2007, and 2011); Documenta (2007); Manifesta (1996); the Istanbul Biennale (1992); the Valencia Biennale (2001); the Sao Paolo Biennale (2002), the Sidney Biennale (2006); the Shanghai Biennale (2012). His works were part of Volta New York (2009) and other foreign venues which held major exhibitions of Russian modern art. Gutov’s oeuvre was on display at some of the internationally-acclaimed museums and galleries of Russia and other countries: The State Tretyakov Gallery; The State Russian Museum; the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow; Perm-36 (city of Perm, Russia); Guggenheim Museum; the Louvre; KIASMA Museum of Contemporary Art (Helsinki, Finland).
Andrei Bilzho “BILZHO”
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
April 17 – May 15, 2013
MMOMA is honored to present an exhibition of works by Andrei Bilzho, a well-known cartoonist, a painter, an artist who made several animated cartoons, an essayist who used to be a psychiatrist.
Tatyana Faidysh “The Voice of the Dumb Generation”
Moscow Museum of Modern Art, 9 Tverskoy Boulevard
January 26 – February 24, 2013
Since the mid-1980s, Tatyana Faidysh’s works had been often displayed among those created by “the eighties generation”, a generation of artists who managed to accomplish quite a lot as to contemporary art of this country in the 1980s. However, the above generation of artists had to deal with a situation of total collapse in the 1990s.
Nikolay Nasedkin
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
December 20, 2012 – January 27, 2013
Artist Nikolai Nasedkin is one of the leading masters of the post-Soviet Expressionism. Drips of paint in his painting installations are not just a formal color experiment, but emotions, experienced by the artist.
Aidan Salakhova – FASCINANS AND TREMENDUM
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
December 5, 2012 — January 20, 2013
The Moscow Museum of Modern Art presents FASCINANS AND TREMENDUM, an exhibition of artworks by Aidan Salakhova. It is the largest-ever display of the artist’s oeuvre. Most of the works were created in the last three years and are displayed in public for the first time. Several artworks were shown at the 54th Venice Biennale in 2011.
New Directions: Young Chinese Contemporary Artists
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
November 7 — December 2, 2012
In November 2012, the New Directions: Young Chinese Contemporary Artists exhibition will be inaugurated at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art. The exhibition is held in cooperation with the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, the Ministry of Culture of the People’s Republic of China and the Chinese International Exhibition Agency.