Russian avant-garde and second avant-garde at the exhibition in Jerusalem
ARTinvestment.RU   21 декабря 2018

In Israel, the first such large-scale exhibition, bringing together works of the first names of Russian avant-garde, nonconformists and contemporary post-нонконформистов

28 Dec 2018 — on 10 June 2019
victory over the sun. Russian avant-garde and postvanguard
the Israel Museum, Jerusalem

the Works in the exhibition were presented to the State Tretyakov gallery, the Hermitage, the Centre Pompidou, the MMK (Frankfurt), Foundation "Ekaterina", Museum of MAGMA, Smirnov and Sorokin Foundation, private collections from London, new-Йорка, tel Aviv, as well as by the Israeli Museum in Jerusalem and the Museum of tel-Авива.

Via-английски this project called Victory Over the Sun. The Russian Avant-Garde and Beyond — reference to the avant-garde 1913 Opera "Victory over the Sun". It considered debuted "Black square" by Malevich — future icon of Suprematism and a key work for the Russian avant-garde. The work of Malevich will be presented especially widely: from Moscow and St. Petersburg to Jerusalem will bring the masterpieces of avant-garde painting and avant-garde theatrical sketches. The black square will also be, but not Malevich and his talented pupil Nikolai Suetin.

From the first Russian avant-garde curators relocating intellectual bridge to the second avant-garde (the established term introduced by Mikhail Grobman) — to independent artists-шестидесятников, nonconformists. This direction evolved in parallel and despite the official socialist realism, the exhibition will feature works by Ilya Kabakov, Komar and Melamid, Erik Bulatov, Mikhail Grobman, and other authors. The voice from the sixties took the conceptualists and postmodernists 1980-х years — in the exhibition the visitors will see the work of the Moscow innovators Paul Pepperstein, Alexander Zakharov.

Organizers produced a catalogue in English and Hebrew. Project curator — Tatiana Cirkovic, head of the graphics Department of the Israel Museum. The exhibition will go a long time, almost six months, until June 10, 2019.

Vladimir Bogdanov, AI

: imj.org