RUSSIAN CREATIVE WEEK
From July 7 to 10 at the Russian Creative Week in Gorky Park worked the Created in Moscow pavilion, organized by the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development of Moscow and the Agency for Creative Industries.
As part of the Russian Creative Week in Gorky Park, ASKERI GALLERY presented an exhibition devoted to the diversity of contemporary art and designed to reflect its key trends
Tau Kita e
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Size:
175 x 135
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Medium:
wood, acrilyc, paper
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Style:
abstractionism
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Year:
2020
Tau Kita e
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Medium:
wood, acrilyc, paper
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Style:
abstractionism
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Year:
2020
The Hare
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Size:
20 х 10 х 35
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Year:
2022
The Hare
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Size:
20 х 10 х 35
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Year:
2022
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From July 7 to 10 at the Russian Creative Week in Gorky Park worked the Created in Moscow pavilion, organized by the Department of Entrepreneurship and Innovative Development of Moscow and the Agency for Creative Industries.
As part of the Russian Creative Week in Gorky Park, ASKERI GALLERY presented an exhibition devoted to the diversity of contemporary art and designed to reflect its key trends.
The main condition for the development of the art environment is to be based on the surrounding realities. For ASKERI GALLERY artists, such are themes of technical and scientific progress, interaction between people and nature, the revival of interest in the history and culture of their native country.
That is why one zone was partly devoted to different representations of Russian cities - historical and cultural centers of Russia.
The visitors could also see the works by young artists. Among them were tender watercolors by Nailya Butusova with the images of architectural monuments of Moscow and Pereslavl-Zalessky. There are also linocuts by Ilya Mosunov made in accordance with the unique old technology, but depicting urgent subjects.
In the center are the works devoted to the space. Stepping out of the conditional zone of comfort into the space of science and technology was the keynote of the main stand at ASKERI GALLERY.
Works by Gleb Skubachevsky, Pavel Polyanski and Daria Kotlyarova were presented here. The artists dive into fantasies about science, technical progress and human positioning in realities filled with modern technology and seemingly far from natural beauty.
The purpose of ASKERI GALLERY is not just to introduce the Russian contemporary art, but also to unite people under its aegis, to form a friendly art-space, speaking to the viewer in a language familiar to him.
Thus, the ASKERI GALLERY exhibition in Gorky Park is a collection of truly creative art, which forms the basis of the contemporary cultural code.
Polina Askeri, founder of ASKERI GALLERY, gave a lecture entitled "What is contemporary art and how to love it" and held a charity auction.