AFTERPARTY. PAVEL CHAPPO Automatic translate

Since May 28, the EXPOSED art center (Shabolovka St., 31G) presents an exhibition of paintings by artist Pavel Shappo. The exhibition runs until June 25th.

The exposition includes more than 20 paintings, both completely new (created in 2015-2016) and earlier, united by a common theme and mood!

Free admission.

The EXPOSED art center continues to acquaint collectors and visitors to the gallery with interesting new as well as with reputable representatives of contemporary Russian art. By the beginning of summer, EXPOSED prepared an exhibition of the well-known in Europe, but still new to Russia author, artist from Belarus - Pavel Shappo.

Pavel Shappo works as a painter, interior and space designer, film and theater designer, has been exhibiting since 1989. He is a member of the Belarusian Union of Designers, the Belarusian Union of Cinematographers and the Belarusian Union of Artists. His works were acquired by the Museum of Modern Russian Art of New Jersey, the city art museum of Vitebsk, are in galleries and private collections in Italy, Latvia, Lebanon, Mexico, Germany, France, Austria, Belarus, Russia.

The AFTERPARTY exhibition at the EXPOSED art center is one big story woven from individual picture elements. Each picture is the next chapter of the rave story of the same name. The painting presented at the exhibition is at the same time minimalistic and full of interesting details, simple and at the same time filled with a complex combination of emotions, thoughts and feelings, plays with the color and emptiness of the canvas.

The exposition of the exhibition includes both a completely new series of large paintings created in 2015-2016, as well as a selection of earlier works from different series.

In addition, the exhibition includes the installation of BarBottle, created in 2014 and is an independent object with its own story, telling about the cozy world of all kinds of cocktails, wines, coffee. “A world that has developed into one large orchestra, where the main conductor of all the action is His Majesty the bartender” (Pavel Shappo).

“AFTERPARTY is a series of paintings that makes you feel and reveal that fine line between a holiday and… a holiday. Rather, it is an epilogue in paints. The time when a person feels that the party is dying away, but the magic and spell of the night are still somewhere in the air. You still feel light, and everything is so subtle around. But soon the magic breaks up… ”- Pavel Shappo tells about the exhibition.