Exhibition "Russian Open spaces" Automatic translate

The MIG exhibition project continues to transfer masterpieces from on-line space to art galleries in Russia. At this time, the work of "MIGovtsev" will be able to see the inhabitants of the Northern capital. The exhibition "Russian Open spaces" is open until September 10 in the gallery of the Center for Books and Graphics on Liteiny.

MIG is a unique exhibition project that arose several years ago in one of the social networks. He brought together hundreds of professional and amateur artists from all over Russia and neighboring countries. Here, artists exchange experiences, share creative ideas, and presented their work to each other.

The participants of the creative association began to implement their main idea - “From virtual space to the exhibition venues of Russia” in 2015. Within the framework of the project, several exhibitions have already been held at various venues in Moscow and the Moscow Region, as well as workshops and outdoor plein airs. For many artists, the MIGA exhibition was a successful debut, and many, seeing the paintings as a regular visitor, decided to show their creativity to the general public and also joined the association. In St. Petersburg there are quite a few "MIGs" who have long dreamed of showing their work in their native land.

And for the first time the exhibition takes place in the cultural capital of Russia - in St. Petersburg. Especially for this, several months went through the selection of works by dozens of artists from different cities of Russia. The exhibition was led by members of the Union of Artists of the Moscow Region and the leaders of the MIG exhibition project. The main goal of this exhibition is to show viewers how rich our country is with talents. As a result, the exhibition will present paintings of different styles and genres, 21 artists from Moscow, St. Petersburg and the region, Neftegorsk, Perm, as well as artists from Bulgaria and Israel, a native of St. Petersburg

For two weeks, visitors to the exhibition can enjoy not only paintings, but also participate in master classes from project participants Serafima Kalinina and Guzel Sekamova. Traditionally, an art meeting will take place in the crayfish of the project, this time the participants and guests of the exhibition will get acquainted with the artist, poet, doctor of science and art, art therapist from Kazakhstan Bakhtfbek Talkambaev. As part of the insert, the traditional charity event “Good Pictures” will be held. Everyone can buy small postcards-pictures made in oil by MIG artists. All funds raised go to help orphans of the neuropsychiatric orphanage No. 9 of St. Petersburg.