A series of group exhibitions by contemporary artists as part of the SUMMERTIME project Automatic translate

The Vincent Art Gallery presents to the audience the warmest, brightest and most beautiful project of this year under the name “SUMMERTIME”. This is a series of group exhibitions of contemporary Russian artists working in the style of impressionism, post-impressionism, conceptualism, expressionism, surrealism, hyperrealism in painting, graphics and ceramics.

SUMMER IN RUSSIA AND MOSCOW - this time is special and long-awaited, reality and people turn into something dynamic, eccentric, sensual, filled with a broken rhythm of jazz, passionate - tango, languid - blues… Summer gives the city a lively Movement of pedestrians, cyclists, drivers of open cars, Bikers and Opportunity to finally make out each other and smile!

The SUMMERTIME project is dedicated to the arts that reflect the impressions of this time, where many-sided works by contemporary authors, their diverse shades, unimaginable stories, vivid personalities, rich imagination, interesting ideas and changing moods meet each other. This is a cultural and enjoyable occasion to acquaint the Moscow public with the works of dozens of talented contemporary artists united by one idea.

THE PROJECT INCLUDES:

Exhibition I. “Midsummer Impressions”. Painting. Ceramics.

07/02/15 - 07/10/15

Artists: Alexey Anikin (Nizhny Novgorod), Maria Afanasyeva (Moscow), Natalya Rakhlina (Moscow), Rimma Ilyina (Riga), Irina Bogdanova (Moscow), Dmitry Kedrin (Moscow), Alla Kolpakova (Moscow), Natalya Lapteva (Moscow)

Exhibition II. "July Dreams." Graphic arts. Sculpture.

07/12/15 - 07/20/15

Artists: Daria Klimas (Moscow), Alla Kolpakova (Moscow), Anna Goltaeva (Moscow), Maria Afanasyeva (Moscow), Danila Surovtsev (Moscow)

Exhibition III. "Summer fantasies." Painting. Ceramics.

07/22/15 - 07/30/15

Artists: Igor Vishnevsky, Julia Rumyantseva, Sergey Dvoryaninov, Andrey Boris (Dmitrov), Marina Boris (Moscow Region), Alexey Anikin (Nizhny Novgorod), Natalia Lapteva (Moscow)

The vernissage of exhibitions is traditionally accompanied by a secular reception, a buffet table, an original concert and entertainment program and a press conference with artists and art historians.

The Vincent Art Gallery is located at Krivokolenny Lane, Building 12, in the business center on Chistye Prudy with access to the decorated courtyard. Among those invited to the opening are expected representatives of the press, business elites, public people, creative intelligentsia and many others.