Exhibition "Achilles and the Turtle" Automatic translate

On October 7, at the Gallery of Siberian Art (Karl Marx St., 23), an exhibition of graphics by contemporary St. Petersburg artists "Achilles and the Turtle" begins. The exposition includes about 50 works by 9 authors from St. Petersburg. All of them present their work for the first time in Irkutsk.

For the artists whose works are presented at the exhibition, drawing is a kind of intimate creativity, a lyrical diary and an occasion to talk about both the inner world and objects of an abstract nature. The audience will see the works of modern graphic artists: Tatiana Chernomordova, Maria Dmitrieva, Vlad Kulkov, Gleb Ershov, Polina Zaslavskaya, Sofya Minina, Alena Tereshko, Anna Tereshkina and Leonid Tskhe. It is the drawing for each of them that seems to be the focus and foundation of their artistic philosophy. Here is the way out to the deepest foundations of creativity - the first gesture of the hand touching the plane.

The title of the exhibition is a metaphor for the artist’s relationship with the world: just as the swift-footed Achilles will never catch up with the sluggish turtle, life always eludes the author, no matter how impetuous his thoughts and hand movements may be.

The exhibition "Achilles and the Turtle" will be open at the Gallery of Siberian Art (Karl Marx St., 23) until October 31. Phone for inquiries and booking excursions: 33-43-89. We remind you of the need to observe the mask regime and social distance when visiting the museum.