Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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On November 12, the second master class from the series “Spot and line. Graphic techniques and techniques “(for a family audience).
At the lesson participants created unique story compositions from ready-made dummy modules, and also made such stamps themselves.
The next master class called “Collage” will be held on December 10 at 11.00.
Registration for classes by phone: 255-50-81
November 9, 2017 in the hall VOHM them. I.N. The solemn opening of the first solo exhibition of the Member of the Union of Artists of Russia, Honored Art Worker of the Voronezh Region, the teacher of the Voronezh Art College, Olga Vasilievna Dmitrienko, was held in Kramskoy.
Opening the solemn part, the head of the exposition department of the museum, Olga Ryabchikova, said: “It’s nice that the museum’s luggage is replenished with exhibitions of works by women artists, which seems to debunk the established opinion in the society that artistic creativity is exclusively a man’s occupation. In the works of the artist, the best traditions of the St. Petersburg School of Graphics are traced: in the refined restraint of the intonation of her works, the refined plasticity of the lines and the very correct soft tone gradation of gray color. ”
The head of the department of professional art and art education Alena Sergeeva, stressed that the exhibition turned out to be subtle, lyrical and at the same time very emotional. Because it is female creativity that is characterized by a special warmth and tenderness, manifested in semitones, a special look at their models.
Member of the Union of Artists, Honored Worker of Culture of Russia, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Director of the Voronezh Art School, Sergei Gulevsky (husband of the artist), especially noted that she admires Olga Vasilievna’s skill, diligence and talent, because her works set a high enough benchmark .
“We are in dire need of today in exhibitions of this format, where the high skill, the responsibility and the dedication to the continuation of the traditions of our Russian art are very convincingly traced,” said Alexei Smirnov, chairman of the board of the regional organization of the Union of Artists.
The writer, the writer, the professor, the candidate of philological sciences Oleg Lasunsky noted the high professionalism with which the author’s works were executed and expressed the hope that such exhibitions will continue.
Many warm words and kind wishes were addressed to the artist by her colleague in the workshop, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Arts, Honored Artist of the Russian Federation Alexander Lavrov.
At the end of the ceremony, Olga thanked everyone who came to the exhibition and gave her hope for the continuation of her exhibition activities.
November 4, 2017 Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy took part in the cultural and educational action “Night of the Arts”, the theme of which was “the 100th anniversary of the revolution of 1917”.
The action was held from 3 pm to 9 pm.
Within the framework of the National Unity Day and in connection with the “Night of the Arts” action, a visit to the main exposition of the museum and all temporary exhibitions (in the mode of self-examination), as well as all events held within the framework of the action, was free of charge.
The program “Nights of the Arts” included events of various orientations: a virtual exhibition, a family master class, a concert, a lecture, an express course in drawing posters, a film show.
During the action in the exhibition hall of the museum for all visitors a virtual exhibition “Graphics of 1917” (from the collection of the VGM named after INKramskoy) was demonstrated, introducing the works of Soviet painters and graphic artists: A.M. Lyubimova, E.A. Kibrik, B. Ioganson, V.I. Sumina, V.N. Meshkova, V.M. Shmohin and others.
From 15.00 to 17. 00 hours for the visitors with children in the lecture hall of the museum hosted a family animation workshop (8+). The participants worked on the creation of the animated film “City of Arts”, where they created an original urban space in collage technique and enlivened interesting stories in this city. The master-class teacher of the screen creativity studio “Telescope” Oles Skorobogatov conducted the master class.
From 16.00 to 17.30 on the second floor of the main exposition for music lovers the concert “Musical Sketches” (0+) was performed. The performers are laureates of regional and international contests – ensembles of cellists “CLASS-CELLO”, “Cello-Vecchi” and “Gentleman-show” (under the direction of Alla Selivanova), School No. 7, Voronezh. In the music program there were about twenty numbers, among which famous classical works (PI Tchaikovsky, MP Mussorgsky, J. Bizet), favorite popular melodies from animated and feature films, and variety compositions.
From 18.30 to 19.30 hours on the second floor of the exhibition hall lecture “Peter Bruegel the Elder on the eve of the Netherlands Revolution” (18+) was held. The lecture considered the works of the great artist in the context of the initial phase of the Netherlands Revolution. The lecture was conducted by the senior scientific employee of the museum Valery A. Shakin.
From 19.00 to 20.00 hours the lecture hall became a platform for conducting an express course on drawing creative posters “Cultural Revolution” (15+). The participants of the course got acquainted with the experience of the revolutionary poster of the last century and created their revolutionary posters.
At the end of the action in the exhibition hall from 20.00 to 21.00 hours the famous feature film of Sergey Eisenstein “Battleship Potemkin” (10+) was demonstrated. The picture, based on real events that occurred in June 1905, entered the gold fund of world cinema and was repeatedly recognized as one of the best films of all time.
In total, within the framework of the VOKHM them. I.N. Kramskoy was visited by 4478 people.
November 3, 2017 at 14.00 in the exhibition hall of the VOKHM them. I.N. The solemn opening of the exhibition “Orthodox Architecture in the Art of Voronezh Artists” was held in Kramskoye.
The organizers of the exhibition were: Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramsk, Voronezh Diocesan Administration, Voronezh State Technical University, Voronezh Art College, Voronezh Provincial Nobility Assembly, Voronezh Regional Branch of the All-Russian Public Movement “For Faith and Fatherland”.
The exhibition consisted of more than 40 works, among which there are works performed in various techniques (painting, drawing, engraving). The works convey the beauty of God’s Temples, the picturesqueness of the places in which they are located.
Among the exhibitors are famous Voronezh artists, as well as students of Voronezh State Institute of Arts, Voronezh State Technical University, Voronezh State Pedagogical University and Voronezh Art School.
With the word of greetings and blessings from Metropolitan Voronezh and Liskin of Sergia, the secretary of the Voronezh diocese, archpriest Andrey Skakalin addressed all present. He noted: “It is very joyful that a lot of young artists take part in the exhibition, because temple architecture is a special area of culture and the temple has great significance in the life of every Orthodox person.”
From the Department of Culture of the Administration of the Urban District of Voronezh, the leading specialist of the Department of Educational Activities and Cultural Heritage, Nikolai Komolov, said: “The theme of Orthodox architecture is especially relevant, given the revival of people’s interest in this topic, and it is deeply symbolic that this exhibition opens on the eve of the Day of national unity, called to unite the whole Russian people spiritually and morally. ”
One of the main organizers of the exhibition – the candidate of architecture, the professor, the head of the department of design of the VSTU Evgeny Mikhailovich Barsukov, explained: “The emphasis in this exhibition is on the creativity of young, young artists, those who begin to comprehend life, master professional skills.” In addition, Yevgeny Mikhailovich also expressed his sincere gratitude to the leadership of the VOKHM. I.N. Kramskoy for the opportunity to show the exhibition works in the museum space, in the neighborhood with the works of the outstanding artist Ivan Kramskoy, the famous artist Ksenia Uspenskaya. This neighborhood gives an opportunity to understand whether the traditions of painting and graphics are preserved today, and how young artists master these traditions and convey, perceiving the beauty of Orthodox churches.
The exhibition will last until November 26, 2017.
Dear friends!
At the end of October, the first stage of our series of studies “Museum stories” was completed. Within two months (September-October), our employees conducted museum classes under the title “In the artist’s studio”, where the children from 7 to 12 years got knowledge about the main tools of the artist and the rules for writing paintings. Young guests got acquainted with the techniques of art, immersing themselves in the image of this interesting profession.
We announce the start of classes “In the sculptor’s workshop” (for schoolchildren from 7 to 12 years old), which will be held in November and December this year. Classes will reveal the secrets of the sculptor’s profession and give the opportunity to feel like real sculptors.
Applications from organized groups are accepted by phone 255-50-81.
To your attention the work of the participants of the final lesson “In the artist’s studio”.
December 7 at 4:00 pm in the exhibition hall of the VOKHM named after. I.N. Kramskoy. The solemn opening of the exhibition devoted to the 90th anniversary of the People’s Artist of the RSFSR, Academician of the Russian Academy of Arts Oleg Mikhailovich Savostyuk will take place in Kramskoy.
The exposition will feature about 80 works done in the oil painting technique, created over the past three to four years. Genres are diverse – potret, landscape, still life, thematic picture. Of particular interest is the abstract series.
This exhibition is a frank conversation between the artist and the viewer about life in its various manifestations. Drama and tragedy, adjacent to warm humor, biblical stories, the Arab East, reflections and observations about the land of Voronezh.
Reference:
Oleg Mikhailovich Savostyuk was born on December 30, 1927 in Moscow.
In 1947-1953 years. studied at the Moscow State Art Institute. VI Surikov (workshop of academicians MM Cheremnykh and NA Ponomarev).
He taught in the poster workshop of the Graphics Department of the Moscow State Art Institute. VI Surikov, since 1982, he is a professor. He also taught at the Academy of Fine Arts in Finland, at the Academy of Fine Arts in Poland, at the University of Denver (USA).
In the 1960-90s. cooperated with various publishing houses.
He worked in the field of theatrical poster, book graphics, easel painting, monumental painting, design. Posters and posters to the ballet performances of the Bolshoi Theater, made by the artist, entered the gold fund of the national decorating art.
Much relates the artist to the Voronezh region. Since 2001, Oleg Mikhailovich is the permanent chairman of the SAC in the Voronezh Art School, since 2011 – the head of the Academic Plein Air in Ostrogozhsk.
Oleg Mikhailovich Savostyuk was awarded numerous regalia, awards and medals, among which: the Order of Friendship of Peoples, Honor and Labor, Sergius of Radonezh for his work on the re-creation of Christ the Savior, the Order of the Voronezh land, the gold medals of the Creative Union of Artists, the Russian Academy of Arts, the RAH Medal ” , a silver medal to them. M.B. Grekova.
O.M. Savostyuk is a participant of the International, All-Union, All-Russian exhibitions. His solo exhibitions were held in Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, England, France, Germany, Spain, USA, Cuba, Argentina, Italy, Iran, Finland, Sweden, Denmark, Kuwait, Taiwan, Czech Republic, Japan, China, Moscow and many cities The USSR and the Russian Federation, including in Voronezh.
The exhibition will last until January 14, 2018.
The cost of a full entrance ticket is 150 rubles,
preferential (for students, schoolchildren, pensioners) – 100 rubles.
Photography – 100 rubles.
Video shooting – 250 rubles.
On December 1, 2017, the exhibition project “Yuri Cooper. Illustrations to the tragedy of A.S. Pushkin “Mozart and Salieri” from the collection of VOKHM them. I.N. Kramskoy”.
The project was implemented as part of a grant from the Voronezh Region government to create creatively significant projects in the field of culture and art.
In the center of the exhibition there is the book “Mozart and Salieri” by A.S. Pushkin, illustrated by Yuri Cooper – one of the most famous contemporary Russian-American artists. The museum’s collection holds one of fifty copies of this unique work – the “artist’s book”. Its form is traditional for this genre – the book consists of separate sheets that are folded into a special folder-case. From the beginning to the end, the artist is the author of the created book, working not only on the content and illustrations, but also all other elements of the sheet. At the same time, the text of the book becomes only one of the components of a complex artistic message.
The specificity of the subject does not allow to expose the “artist’s book” by Yuri Cooper in public access to museum visitors, see the inner author’s design and original lithographs, each of which represents an independent work of art and signed by the artist. The project “Yuri Cooper. Illustrations to the tragedy of A.S. Pushkin “Mozart and Salieri” from the collection of VOKHM them. I.N. Kramskoy »solves this problem with the help of computer copies made in the size of the originals. The exhibition features 17 illustrations. Their main motive – the artist’s memories of the museum-reserve “Mikhailovskoye”, where Pushkin worked on “Little Tragedies.”
“… I wandered in my thoughts slowly, as if in a dream, listening to the creaking of floorboards and wandering around the labyrinth of rooms in Mikhailovskoye. There was a grave silence, gazing intently at frozen objects, it seemed to me that they were bewitched and resembled ghosts. Here it is – a world of absolute silence and tranquility. ”
Yu. Cooper.
The intricacies of the relations of two eminent musicians of the second half of the 18th century are embodied by the artist in an exquisite figure of the finest lace, dried flowers, apples, goose feathers. They as personal things – witnesses of the vanished moments of the life of the heroes and the author of the work..
“Unexpectedly, I imagined myself as a private detective, who many years later returned to the place of an irreparable tragedy, trying in vain to find a clue missed by previous researchers; it seemed to me that my calling was an undisclosed crime. I again and again looked at the patterns on the dusty glass glasses standing in the old cupboard. My fervent imagination asked: from what kind of glass could Mozart drink? And so, at the bottom of one of them, I could clearly see the tiny crystals of poison, and not the dust that had been left since the days of Arina Rodionovna “.
Yu Cooper.
The exhibition will last until December 17, 2017.
The entrance fee for all categories of citizens is 50 rubles.
Photo and video are prohibited.
November 9, 2017 at 16.00 on the third floor of the main exposition of the VOKH them. I.N. Kramskoy will be the grand opening of the exhibition “Graphics of Olga Dmitrienko.”
At the exhibition will be presented about 40 graphic works of Olga Vasilyevna Dmitrienko – Member of the Union of Artists of Russia, Honored Artist of the Voronezh Region, teacher of the Voronezh Art School.
Reference:
Olga Vasilievna Dmitrienko was born in Voronezh. Graduated from the St. Petersburg State Academic Institute. I.E. Repin (Academy of Arts). Member of regional, national and international exhibitions. The artist’s works are kept in private collections in Russia and abroad.
The exhibition will last until December 10, 2017.
The entrance fee for all categories of citizens is 50 rubles.
Photo, video – for free.
Konstantin Alekseevich Korovin is a Russian painter, theater artist, teacher and writer, one of the first Russian impressionists. He was born in a wealthy merchant family. At the age of fourteen the boy entered the architectural department of the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture, a year later moved to the painting department. He studied at A.K. Savrasov and V.D. Polenov.
To complete his education, Korovin went to St. Petersburg and entered the Academy of Arts, but three months later he left there because he considered teaching methods not suitable for himself.
In the artist’s work, France occupied a significant place. During his first stay in Paris in 1887, Konstantin Alekseevich first became acquainted with the work of the Impressionists, under whose influence his numerous landscapes were created. In them, the artist was able to masterfully pass the life of Paris, as in the hours of morning awakening, and in the evening, in the radiance of lights on the streets and boulevards.
In the 1900s, he actively worked in the theater, creating sketches of costumes and scenery for dramatic productions, operas and ballets, and worked on the design of the Bolshoi Theater, the Mariinsky Theater and the La Scala Theater in Milan.
For decades, the master participated in exhibitions of artists of different trends and associations – the Wanderers, the “World of Art”, the “Union of 36”, the Union of Russian Artists.
Since 1901, K.A. Korovin and V.A. Serov was taught at the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. Among his students there were the set designer SF Nikolayev, the future teacher, writer and local historian SP Volkov.
During the First World War, the painter worked as a camouflage consultant at the headquarters of the Russian army.
After the October Revolution in Russia K. Korovin was actively involved in the preservation of art monuments, organized auctions and exhibitions in favor of the released political prisoners, continued to cooperate with theaters. Since 1918, the artist lived on the estate of Ostrovno Vyshnevolotsky district of the Tver province, he taught at the free state art workshops at the Chaika dacha.
And in 1923 the artist went abroad and again settled in France.
Along with the gift of the painter, Konstantin Alekseevich also possessed an extraordinary literary talent. When the loss of vision forced to completely abandon the fine arts, the artist continued to write stories.
Korovin died in Paris on September 11, 1939.