Exhibition project "The nature of binary" Automatic translate

Starting December 1, the Nagornaya gallery of the Moscow Exhibition Halls exhibition will host the exhibition The Nature of Binarity, which was attended by young Russian artists. The project is being implemented with financial support from the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation as part of the All-Russian Forum of Youth Creative Workshops “ART Workshop XXI”.

“The nature of binary” is the general name of a series of exhibitions of more than 80 authors from different parts of the country, their mentors and recognized masters of contemporary art. The project is based on the work of five creative workshops “ART Workshop XXI”: “Truth and Falsehood” (paradoxical works based on the concept of the inseparability of lies from truth), “Freedom and Permissiveness” (abstract art); “Pros and Cons" (sketch-reactive art); “Creation and Destruction” (a reflection of the relationship between subtle matters, the expansion of concepts) and “Self and Facelessness” (artists from Tatarstan on the legacy of past eras, the specifics of the Muslim family, the problems of the creative person).

The exhibition was the result of a large-scale project of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, which gave a unique opportunity to young talented artists from various regions of the Russian Federation to try their hand at teamwork. Based on the results of the competitive selection, the experts approved about 250 works that were presented to the public in Moscow at 5 sites of the Association (The Here on Taganka Gallery, the Solntsevo Gallery, the Nagornaya Gallery, the Na Kashirka Gallery, the Khodynka Gallery). Previously, the project was a great success in St. Petersburg, Vladimir, Kaliningrad, Tolyatti and Stavropol, as well as 2 galleries in Moscow. The Nagornaya Gallery will present the works of young authors of five workshops at once - painting, drawing, sculpture, installation, art photo and digital art.

“Curators selected 80 authors from among the most talented and promising young artists to participate in the project. Under the guidance of experienced mentors, the project participants for about two months created independent work on given topics, ”said K.V. Akimov, Vice President of the TLC of Russia. “This is an experiment whose task, not limited to one exhibition space, is to expand contemporary geography to make contemporary art more accessible to residents of different parts of the city.”

About the curators of the "ART Workshop XXI" project:

The curator of the workshop “Truth and Falsehood” is Evgeny Semenov, a Russian conceptual artist, art theorist, honorary academician of the Russian Academy of Arts, nominee for the Kandinsky Prize, laureate of the Konstantin Petrov-Vodkin Prize in the field of contemporary fine art.

The curator of the workshop “Freedom and Permissiveness” is David Ru, an honorary member of the Russian Academy of Arts, chairman of the section “Abstract Art” and vice president of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia D. Babayan.

The curator of the Pros and Cons workshop is Nikolai Palazhchenko, one of the initiators of the creation of the Winery and the Perm Museum of Modern Art, the head of the Department of Art Management and Gallery Business at the RMA business school, and the curator and producer of the Russian Collections forum.

The curator of the workshop "Creation and Destruction" - Alexander Zhernoklyuyev, Russian artist, art theorist, laureate of the prize of the I. Repin Russian Academy of Arts,

The curator of the workshop “Self and Facelessness” is Alexander Artamonov, Honorary Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, head of the Grafkom Kazansky studio.

Participants: “True and False” - Fedor Arkhipov, Anton Budanov, Evdokia Bugreeva, Hrant Garibyan, Artem Kornilov, Olga Kornilova, Tosha Malaya, Victoria Nikonova, Pelageya Semenova, artists of the gallery “Match”, Evgeny Semenov. “Freedom and Permissiveness” - Dmitry Anisimov, Maxim Ivanov, David Babayan, Maria Gradova, Maxim Demin, Vladislav Zemskov, Nazar Kulchitsky, Nikolai Kunyaev, Ivan Maximov, Evgeny Morgunov, Irina Perminova, Nikolai Popov, Natalya Purko, Nikita Khodak, David Ru. “Pros and Cons" - Anton Andrienko, Elena Artemenka, Alla Afonina, Arnold Weber, Karina Gradusova, Stasya Grishina, Daria Karetnikova, Ilya Kolesnikov, Olga Matveeva, Vera Laponkina, Lilia Limiyan, Dmitry Lukyanov, Ekaterina Muromtseva, Ivan Petronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ekaterina Pryronikovich, Ulyana Podkorytova, Ekaterina Sadovsky, Igor Samolet, Dasha Trofimova, Larisa Fedotova, Diana Hadzhi, Evgeny Chapaykina, Nikolai Palazhchenko. Expositioners: Lana Abramova, Natalya Litosova, Olga Matveeva. “Creation and destruction” - Lenur Velilyaev, Yulia Volkonskaya, Alexander Koks, Anna Krasnaya, Evgenia Maltseva, Alexander Medved, Andrey Novikov, Max Orlitsky, Svetlana Roschenko, Elzara Seydametova, Igor Snigirev, Osip Toff, Lisa Yashina, Alexander Zhernoklyuev. “Self and Facelessness” - Vera Alina, Maria Isaeva, Regina Iksanova, Polina Ilyushkina, Ekaterina Safonova, Ruslan Kamidullin, Maria Kulikova, Ekaterina Konyukhova, Elena Kosolapova, Regina Mavrina, Olga Molyavko, Aigul Munirova, Ksenia Neklyudina, Ekaterina Obvival, Andrei Sokolov, Leyla Faizova, Rushaniya Shaikhutdinova, Alexander Artamonov.

Opening hours: Tue - Sun 11: 00–20: 00 Cost: 100 r. (50 p. - preferential ticket).