Alexandra Vertinskaya (Moscow). Venice (photography, graphics).
Curator- Nikolay Palazhchenko. When I recall a beautiful city, whether St. Petersburg, Paris or Venice, it is never classic postcards views that come to my mind. However splendid those Eiffel tower or Palace square are, I rather remember some quiet side street, unusual shop window or a tiny church. Continue reading →

Early Novikov (painting, graphics). Timur Novikov’s works of 80th.
Curator – Ekaterina Andreeva. Book: Timur Petrovich Novikov. Lectures. St. Petersburg: D137 Gallery, the New Academy of Fine Arts, 2003. Memory day for Timur Novikov, 23 May, and the celebration of the city’s tercentenary are symbolically close: for quarter of century, from 1978 to 2002, Timur was modeling the art history of Leningrad/St. Petersburg. Continue reading →

Mikhail Pavin (Vladivostok). The First Dimention (photography).
Booklet. Co-organized with ARKA gallery (Vladivostok)

Art Moscow’2003, the International Art Fair. Moscow. Russia.
Catalogue. Georgy Gurianov, Edward Lucie-Smith, Stanislav Makarov, Timur Novikov, Denis Yegelsky

Alexey Morozov (Moscow). Kraft Deco Classic (painting, sculpture).
Catalogue. Curator – Maria Savelieva

Georgy Gurianov. Painting. 
Booklet. Co-organized with XL gallery (Moscow). The exhibition took place at XL gallery Continue reading →

Denis Yegelsky. Russian Ballet (painting, graphics, gummiarabic print).
Booklet. Curator – Maria Savelieva. Denis Yegelsky’s Russian Ballet exhibition at Gallery D137 is a celebration of such stars of the Russian ballet as Natalia Makarova, Alla Sizova, Natalia Dudinskaya, Rudolf Nureyev and Konstantin Sergeyev. A professor of the New Academy of Fine Arts, Yegelsky addresses the photography of Mikhail Gershman, which captures the elegant plastics of famous ballet dancers in elegant images frozen forever in a moment in time. Continue reading →

Quail Dreams, poetic and film evening in terms of The Kingdom of Dreams exhibition

Alexandra Fedorova and Andrey Verkhovtsev. The Kingdom of Dreams (aquarelle, painting, installation)
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Oleg Kulik (Moscow). Lolita: Theme and Variations (photography).

Booklet. Co-organized with XL Gallery (Moscow). The Alice vs. Lolita project testifies that Oleg Kulik’s radical attempts to transgress the horizon of the human presuppose a return. Transgression is like a boomerang. Continue reading →

Edward Lucie-Smith (London, Great Britain). Nudes and Landscapes (photography).

Booklet. The exhibition at D137 Gallery consisted largely of photographs made on commission for BBC television, for the first in a series of programmes entitled ‘Taboo’. The ‘Taboo’ discussed in this particular programme was nudity, especially male nudity, and I was filmed as I created the images using two models [who had never met each other previously] in a studio. Continue reading →

Art Forum Berlin’ 2002.

Berlin. Germany. Catalogue.
Sergeyev Sergey (painting, painting on metal)
Georgy Gurianov (painting)