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
+7 (473) 255-38-67
Unknown master
Creation Period:
The beginning of the twentieth century
Material, technique:
porcelain, painting, gilding
The size:
2.0 x 15.0 cm
Place of Creation:
Germany country
Number in the State Catalog:
16315113
Number on GIK (KP):
VOKHM KP-9510
Inventory number:
F-1030 / b
Unknown master
Creation Period:
First half of the 19th century
Material, technique:
porcelain, overglaze painting, gilding
The size:
4.5 x 9.0 cm
Place of Creation:
Austria country
Number in the State Catalog:
16315114
Number on GIK (KP):
VOKHM KP-3740
Inventory number:
F-1189
August 29, 2019 at 16.00 hours in VOKHM them. I.N. Kramskoy, in the framework of the VI festival of art photography FotumArt, the grand opening of the exhibition of works by the famous Voronezh photographer Vladimir Golub will take place.
The exhibition “Metamorphoses of the Visible” presents about 40 photographs executed in the direction of Fine-Art Photography. The main objective of this direction is the creation of aesthetically significant photographic images, the transmission of a certain emotional mood to the viewer, reflecting the subjective perception of the author, which fundamentally distinguishes “Fine-Art Photography” from “ordinary” photography, which documents specific objects and events.
The project was implemented using computer processing methods in combination with advanced EPSON photo printing technologies, which makes it possible, by varying the formal presentation of photography, to make it more expressive, close to painting and graphic work. This technique allows us to move from a conventional realistic photograph to a more generalized, often almost abstract image of real objects, to an image whose perception is based on the harmony of color spots, lines, texture of graphic elements.
The author is sincerely grateful to Epson Europe B.V. and personally to the head of the Russian mission, Evgeny Dzhaksimov.
Reference:
Vladimir Alexandrovich Golub was born in 1954 in Voronezh. Graduated with honors from Voronezh State University. Member of the Union of Photographers of Russia, member of the Creative Union “Photography”, Ph.D., associate professor, Honorary Worker of Voronezh State University. He has been involved in photography for 50 years, professionally since 1991. He mastered almost all genres of art photography. He worked as a photojournalist of Voronezh newspapers and magazines, collaborated with many publications and advertising agencies.
For several years, starting in 1999, he taught a photography course at the Voronezh Art College, and since 2007, at the Faculty of Journalism of the Voronezh State University. In 2008, he organized the Vladimir Golub Photography School, where he is currently teaching photography based on his own copyrighted methods and programs.
In 2011, he organized the Fotum photo club, and a year later, the Fotum Photographic Center, whose head, as well as Photo Schools, is currently.
Vladimir Golub is the author of 13 personal and participant of more than 80 collective photo exhibitions in Russia and abroad (USA, UK, France, Germany). He is the winner and laureate of many photo contests and photo exhibitions. The author’s works are in private collections in Austria, Great Britain, Germany, Israel and other countries, as well as in the Voronezh Regional Art Museum named after I.N. Kramskoy.
Entrance to the opening – FREE!
An educational program (master classes, lectures) will be held as part of the VI Festival of Art Photography “FotumArt”. You can familiarize yourself with the program here.
The cost of visiting the exhibition is 50 rubles for all categories of visitors.
Members of the Union of Artists and Photographers (upon presentation of a certificate) – free of charge.
Photography: mobile devices, the camera (no flash) – for free.
Amateur video recording (1 hour) – 300 rubles.
The exhibition runs until September 29th.
August 31 at 16.00 hours in VOKHM them. I.N. Kramskoi lecture will take place “The frantic transformer of life – the images of Andrei Platonov in the works of VOKhM them. I.N. Kramskoy. ”
The event is held as part of the celebration of the 120th anniversary of the writer, as well as timed to the Day of Solidarity in the fight against terrorism.
The interaction of the literary text and the plastic language of fine art give rise to a third reality – a reality created by a synthesis of two principles: the literary source and the perception of the artist-creator of ideas and images.
The main objective of the lecture is to show the interaction of literary metaphorism by Andrei Platonov and the work of artists using the example of works from the museum collection.
Lecturer – Senior Researcher I.N. Kramskoy Valery Shakin.
Admission to the lecture is free. Phone recording required: 8 (473) 255-50-81.
Image: D.S. Kondratyev. Portrait of A. Platonov. 1978. Collection of the Vokhm. I.N. Kramskoy
September 1, 2019 I.N. Kramskoy invites children and adults to the «Picturesque Toy Library».
Through the exciting team game ART-LOTO, participants will get acquainted with the works from the main exhibition of the museum, as well as those stored in museum funds.
Intellectual entertainment will contribute to the development of memory and attention, will expand knowledge in the field of art, as well as have fun and usefully
The event starts at 14.00.
Duration – 60 minutes.
Age of participants from 7 years.
Free admission.
August 15 at the VOKhM them. I.N. Kramskoi held a lecture “Eternally Living Past. Design as an evolution of an idea. ”
The lecturer was Pavel Ulyanov, a design historian, a specialist in the history of residential design, the founder of the Chairmuseum project.
The event was held as part of an educational program implemented on the basis of the exhibition “History of Russian Design 1917 – 2017”, which is a joint project of the Moscow Museum of Design, PJSC SIBUR and the Voronezh Museum named after I.N. Kramskoy.
The lecture was based on the theme of evolutionary design. On the example of objects from the collection of chairs and armchairs of industrial design of the twentieth century, the lecturer identified the basic ideas that underlie the masterpieces of furniture design, and showed the transformation of these ideas for many hundreds of years. Listeners learned about the peculiarities of Russian design, the development of which was directly related to changes in the socio-economic development of the country, and about what formed the basis of the so-called “Correct” and “reasonable” design.
September 6, 2019 at the Wohm I.N. Kramskoy will start an exhibition of photographs directed by Al Ersburn .
The project started in September 2015, when, after 16 years of living abroad (Tokyo, New York, Berlin), El Ersburn (née Elena Rodina) arrived in his native city of Voronezh and again entered the Russian language information field. She was attracted by graffiti; she was interested in the topic of anonymous authors.
What unites the primitive people who wrote and painted on the rocks with the people of the 21st century who also write messages to fellow citizens, remaining incognito? Are graffiti a work of art, a cry of the soul, or just an insult to the city? Director Al Ersburn poses these questions to Voronezh residents, city guests and, of course, to herself.
The exposition was composed of 17 photos.
Project supported:
Museum-reserve “Kostenki” and the chief researcher of the museum, Irina Kotlyarova, Marina Dzhakeli (owner of JUSTFAMILY, Kitchen & amp; Bar network “JUST”, “DJA + GO”); Elena Kislenko – organizer and leader of projects and events, Roman Rash – designer of women’s clothing, Lyudmila Anikeeva – designer of wedding and evening dresses, ballet dancer Tatyana Shamardina, Alexandra Markova – animator and director of the holiday agency Alexandria Festive Country.
The author thanks:
The “QUARTA” printing house and personally Olga Sevryukova for the prompt printing of photographs, Tatyana Vasilyeva, Victoria and Valery Shestopalov, Anzhelika Krum for helping the director during the filming, Vladislav Kuznetsov for helping with transport around the city; Denis Zaitsev, Olga Minaev, Bogdan Shestopalov for finding interesting inscriptions. Viktor and Olga Kobzeva for their wise advice, as well as photographers Maria Minaeva and Kirill Savelyev for taking photos of “Fluff Goof” and “I’ll Be Back Soon”, where director El Ersburn, having come up with the idea of the frame, starred herself in the role of model.
Help:
Al Ersburn – works in the fields of theater, cinema, literature, photography, philosophy, architecture and pedagogy.
Winner of awards and grants from the USA, Japan, Russia, prize-winner of film festivals, participant of exhibitions. Since 2000, Al has done more than 50 independent projects in experimental cinema, theater, photography and performances (New York, Berlin, Dublin, Russia). She has published 29 scientific articles and essays in Russia and abroad.
Cost of attending the exhibition – 50 rubles for all categories of visitors.
Members of the Union of Artists and Photographers (upon presentation of the certificate) – free.
Photography: mobile devices, camera (no flash) – Free.
Amateur video recording (1 hour) – 300 rubles
The exhibition runs until September 22nd .
August 8, 2019 at the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy opened the exhibition “History of Russian Design 1917-2017.”
The exhibition, prepared by the Moscow Design Museum with the support of SIBUR, within the framework of the social investment program “Formula of Good Deeds”, introduces the history of domestic industrial design over a 100-year period – from avant-garde to the present.
The project presents a unique exhibition uniting about a hundred items, some of which can only be seen as copies of those industrial developments that, for various reasons, were not put into production. In addition, the exhibition will be accompanied by an educational program, including informative lectures on the topic of design and architecture, the speakers of which will be well-known metropolitan specialists, as well as a film screening introducing the design of the USSR period.
In the official part of the opening, in addition to specialists from the Voronezh and Moscow museums, representatives of such organizations as the Department of Culture of the Voronezh Region, the Department for the Development of Entrepreneurship, the Consumer Market and Innovation Policy of the Voronezh City Administration and PJSC SIBUR Holding took part.
It was noted that design is one of the relevant topics in modern life, and it is especially pleasant that the exhibition represents domestic achievements in this area. Undoubtedly, the exhibition will be a great success, it will be interesting not only to residents and visitors of the city, but also to professional professionals.
Many warm words were expressed to the organizers of the exhibition, its curators, the host country in the face of the art museum, thanks to which the exhibition not only arrived in the capital of the Black Earth Region, but also makes it possible to visit the exposition and all educational events held within its framework, free of charge.
At the end of the official part of the opening, all those present could become participants in the curatorial tour conducted by design historian Olga Druzhinina. In addition, guests of the exhibition were provided with special booklets with a detailed description of the project and its exhibits.
The exhibition runs until August 29th.
August 7, 2019 at the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy hosted the grand opening of the solo exhibition of the Voronezh photographer Mikhail Kvasov.
The opening of the exhibition began with the words of the head of the exhibition and exhibition department of the museum Oksana Lepneva, who noted that the projects of Mikhail Kvasov invariably reflect life, people and beauty in all its manifestations.
The photographer, a member of the Union of Photographers of Russia Andrei Paukov, emphasized that Mikhail Ivanovich did not change his genre for a quarter of a century, wished the master to maintain his creative potential and continue to delight the audience with his new masterpieces.
Ivan Chukhnov, Honored Worker of Culture of the Russian Federation, former head of the Voronezh Department of Culture, said in his speech that he was sincerely proud of the local Union of Photographers, whose activity demonstrates the growing level of skill of remarkable photographers, who are quite numerous in Voronezh. And, of course, in addition to numerous exhibitions, one of the most significant moments in the activities of the Union’s regional branch is the publication of various photo albums and books reflecting the history of our city and its people.
Elena Chaplygina, Chairman of the Board of the Voronezh Regional Branch of the Union of Photo Artists of Russia, noted that this project is among the anniversary personal exhibitions dedicated to the 20th anniversary of the creation of the regional association in Voronezh. The exhibition reflects an eternal theme in art, glorifying the beauty of a naked female body, and although the attitude to this topic can be different, there is no doubt one thing – everyone strives for harmony, beauty, something that will be remembered with warmth. Viewers were wished to see behind each photograph, behind each image, the author’s reverent attitude to their models, and to be able to read a certain story related to each individual work.
The author of the works himself was laconic, noting that he was very happy with the event, thanked everyone who had come to the opening and presented the museum with a selection of publications with his works on Voronezh and its inhabitants.
Full information about the exhibition here.
Nazarenko Tatyana Grigorievna
Creation Period:
2001
Material, technique:
canvas, oil
The size:
100.0×80.0 cm
Place of Creation:
–
Number in the State Catalog:
17368571
Number on GIK (KP):
VOKHM KP-9716
Inventory number:
F-3016