At London's Institute of Louise Blun opens exhibit on which the British public to submit their work, Alexander Ponomarev, Sergey Bugaev (Africa), Hermes Zaygott, Yuri Calendar, Elizabeth Berezovskaya

Exhibition of works by contemporary Russian artists and sculptors opened today in London at the Institute Blun Louise (Louise Blouin Institute).

This exhibition is part of Art After Dark ( «Art in the coming darkness»), which starts July 10 and will last 10 weeks. According to the organizers, every Thursday exhibition space is available to new exhibitors to present their creative works: paintings, sculptures, photographs, as well as light, sound and video installations. Now start running the London public works of Russian artists.

hear nature will allow the sculptures in bronze and wood, Yuri Kalendareva. His creations are a plate, which fluctuate and produce sounds in the wind. Show the light of its installation attempted Elizabeth Berezovskaya.

The exhibition can be seen the old Russian Orthodox icons - they are not subject to recovery, and an artist, musician and poet Hermes Zaygott revived images dorisovav and colored them using special lighting.

video installation «Narcissus» artist Alexander Ponomarev in his pereskazhet visitors the classic myth of ancient Greece.

The exhibition will also be submitted not less than the original works and authors, among them Sergei Bugaev (Africa) and Sergei Anufriev.

«Selected works vibriruya, folded into a single picture, stating specifically the Russian, Eastern sanctity», - noted the organizers of the project.

See the works by Russian artists of Londoners will be able to because of the international nonprofit organization «Fund RNA», whose task - to introduce Western audiences to the modern Russian art.

material produced Catherine Onuchin

Source: rian.ru , ltbfoundation.org , artinvestment.ru