A special project of the state Tretyakov gallery "Reverse perspective" — own variant reading of the history of Russian art by artist Irina Zatulovskaya (1954)

GTG, February 12 — on April 17 2016
Moscow, Krimsky Val, 10, hall of special projects 38

In the State Tretyakov gallery on the Crimean Shaft 12 February opens the exhibition "Irina Zatulovskaya. Reverse perspective". The exhibition presents 90 artworks.

Special project "Reverse perspective" — own variant reading of the history of Russian art of the painter Irina Zatulovskaya (1954). The exhibition features portraits created by the Russian artists — from Andrei Rublev to Timur Novikov. Works made on wood, iron, fabric, sewing, and sometimes Zatulovskaya uses as the basis for the everyday objects: mirrors, trays, or washing chopping boards, shutters cabinets.

the Name "Reverse perspective" expresses the attitude Zatulovskaya to the characters of her works: ancient painters or artists of the XVIII century are important to the master as well as contemporaries.

the Exposition consists of works of the years 1981-2016 from the collection of the State Tretyakov gallery and private collection. Zatulovskaya the choice of materials and techniques is directly dependent on its relations to personality and creativity of each of the pictured artists. In addition to semantic bindings, are the pillars on which made the portraits, interesting painter that themselves have a desired color, density, weight, form and texture. Around the portraits are grouped objects that complement associative array: around Andrei Rublev — small frescoes around Petrov-Водкина — roofing iron, next to Alexey Sotnikov — ceramics, and Timur Novikov — collage of fabric.

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