In the Museum Beelden aan Zee (The Hague, Netherlands) today opened an exhibition in the framework of the "Year of Russia - Holland in 2013." The works of AES + F, Yuri Avvakumova, Alexander Brodsky, Grisha Bruskin, Dmitry Gutov and many other

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28 May - 27 October 2013
Harteveltstraat 1 , 2586 EL Den Haag

in The Hague Museum Beelden aan Zee today opens an exhibition of Russian contemporary sculpture "Russian XXI» within the framework of the "Year of Russia - Holland 2013", organized jointly National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA) and the Museum Beelden aan Zee (The Hague, The Netherlands).

Artists: AEC F , Avvakumov Yuri , Kirill Alexandrov, Alexander Brodsky , Grisha Grisha Bruskin , Dmitry Gutov , Vadim Zakharov , Koleichuk , Irina Korina , Alexander Kosolapov , Koshlyakov , Andrew Kuz'kin, Oleg Kulik , Igor Igor Makarevich and Elena Elagina , Zurab Tsereteli , Boris Orlov , Nikolai Polissky , Pushnitsky , Group Recycle, Roman Sakin, Salakhova , Leonid Juice , Haim Haim Sokol , Leonid Tishkov , Andrei Filippov , Alexander Florensky , Igor Shelkovskiy , Shekhovtsov , , Emilia and Ilya Kabakov , Anatoly Komelin, Andrew Molodkin , Alexander Alexander Ney , Anya acorn , Dmitry Tsvetkov , Joan Kadyrov , Vitas Stasyunas, Alexander Taratynov, etc.

In the museum halls, from June 5 to September 8 for the exhibition will involve the public space of the city The Hague alley Lange Voorhout, church Kloosterkerk, Atrium (Cityhall).

Museum Beelden aan Zee-chastnyymuzey with a large collection of sculptures of the second half of the twentieth century, based in 1994. The museum features works by masters such as Stephen Balkenhol, Fernando Botero, Fritz Koenig, Tony Cragg, Atelier Van Lieshout, Cesar, Ossip Zadkine , etc. Every year Museum organizes personal exhibitions and large-scale group projects.

in the museum and in open areas Hague for the first time will be presented Russian sculpture. The purpose of the exhibition - to show the features of the development in Russia of such a seemingly traditional art forms such as sculpture.

exhibition examines two major trends that emerged in the Russian art of the 1960s and 70s, which have been developed, acquired new meanings and forms in the works of artists of the 1990-2000's. One line continues to search for Russian avant-garde of the early twentieth century, the other - is adepts and "heirs" of the movement, called "social art».

Source : press Release NCCA