Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy
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January 30 at the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy held the grand opening of the exhibition “Portrait in Perspective. Museum collection V.A. Tropinin “.
For the first time in Voronezh came the works of one of the leading Russian museums – the Museum of V.A. Tropinin and Moscow artists of his time.
Director of the Voronezh Art Museum Olga Ryabchikova thanked the management and staff of the Museum V.A. Tropinin for the trust and respect shown to the museum, expressed in the opportunity to bring and show in Voronezh a unique collection of portraits of the 18th-19th centuries, as well as for the friendly contacts that were born during the preparation of the exhibition.
Welcoming remarks were made by the head of the department of professional art and art education of the culture department of the Voronezh region Alena Sergeeva. She noted the uniqueness of the exhibition, which lies not only in the names of the authors of the submitted works, but also in its versatility. In addition to the artistic value, the exhibition is also cognitive in terms of history, as it provides an opportunity to trace entire eras. It is impossible not to note the human aspect, which forces one to peer into the faces of people of bygone times, and to find related and distinctive features in comparison with modern residents.
According to A. Sergeeva: “I am sure the exhibition will be interesting to people of completely different generations, professions and, no doubt, a large number of visitors are waiting for it!”
The honored guests took part in the opening ceremony: Director of the Museum V.A. Tropinina Olga Zhuravleva and director of the Novosibirsk Museum of Local Lore Andrei Shapovalov.
In her speech, Olga Zhuravleva thanked the staff of both museums – Moscow and Voronezh, who participated in the preparation of the exhibition. In particular, she noted the contribution of the scientific secretary of the Museum V.A. Tropinin, curator of the project Ksenia Rashkovskaya, whose interesting scientific work was presented at exhibition explications, as well as Voronezh colleagues who supported the idea of creating a museum dialogue, supplementing the exhibition from the Moscow Museum funds with works from the collection of the Moscow Art Museum named after I.N. Kramskoy. Special thanks were made to the partner of the exhibition, the general director of Prok LLC, Yuri Segal, without whose support and contribution two art museums could not have implemented the project in Voronezh.
The director of the Novosibirsk Museum of Local Lore, Andrei Shapovalov, who specially arrived at the opening of the exhibition in the capital of the Black Earth Region, said that his arrival was connected with the relay race of the project, since the exhibition will go to Novosibirsk after Voronezh. He thanked for the invitation, which provided an opportunity not only to get acquainted with the city of Voronezh, but also to see how the project “works” in the museum. It was emphasized that the exhibition was done very well and correctly, in it each work has something in common with the neighboring work, there are excellent text materials that complement the visual range and explain the concept of the project.
At the end of the official part of the opening, a guided tour of the exhibition was organized for the guests.
The atmosphere of the opening festival was supplemented by Voronezh groups: the string trio Graphium doson, who performed a musical program that included minuets and waltzes, as well as participants in the Kamenny Bridge historical dance studio, who in baroque and classicist costumes welcomed guests in the exhibition space. Everyone could take pictures not only with the ladies and gentlemen of past eras, but also become the hero of the portrait in a special photo zone, specially arranged in the exhibition.
The exhibition will run until March 22, 2020.
January 23 at the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy opened the exhibition “Morshansk antiquity.”
The exhibition, dedicated to the celebration of the 240th anniversary of one of the distinctive corners of Central Russia – the merchant city of Morshansk, presents works from the collection of the Morshansky Museum of History and Art. P.P. Ivanova.
The exhibition shows about 40 portraits of the inhabitants of Morshansk at the end of the 18th – beginning of the 20th centuries from the peasant and merchant-petty-bourgeois environment, made in the technique of oil painting on canvas and tin, as well as ink on cardboard. The most striking disclosure of portrait images is facilitated by historical photographs of Morshansk, various monuments of the merchants, bourgeois and old-believer life: costume, trading utensils, dishes, books, copper-cast icons.
Visitors to the exhibition will be able to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of old Morshansk during its heyday, when the country’s largest transit trade bread caravan was formed on the marinas of the city.
The exhibition runs until March 1, 2020.
January 18, 2020 at the Vokhm named after I.N. Kramskoi held a final lecture from the series “Palette of Faust”.
In the lecture “Between Giotto and Duccio: Italian Painting of the Dante’s Age”, Italian painting of the 14th century was examined: its history, origins, schools and the most prominent representatives.
The lecture was conducted by Valery Alekseevich Shakin, a senior researcher at the museum.
January 30, 2020 at 17.00 in the exhibition hall of the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy will host the grand opening of the exhibition “Portrait in Perspective. Museum collection V.A. Tropinin “.
Works from the collection of the Museum of V.A. Tropinin and Moscow artists of his time will be represented in Voronezh for the first time.
The exposition includes more than 40 portraits, the chronology of which covers three centuries at once – from the second half of the 18th century to the 40s of the 20th century.
Among the paintings – the work of the main portrait painter of Moscow Vasily Tropinin. The artist created a gallery of images of Muscovites from different estates of the 19th century and, while still a serf, was widely recognized among customers and professionals. In particular, the exhibition guests will be presented with paired portraits of representatives of the ancient merchant family of the Mazurins, who demonstrate the skill and talent of Tropinin, the uniqueness of his style and technique.
Also from the collection of the Museum of V.A. Tropinin will be presented two children’s portraits by P.M. Shamshina. These and other portraits give an idea of the world of childhood in the first half of the 19th century, which will surprise the modern public a lot.
In addition, the exhibition includes works of art by such outstanding Russian painters as: A.P. Antropov, I.P. Argunov, A.G. Warnek, S.V. Malyutin, as well as the work of foreign masters who worked in Russia: Louis Karavak, DB Damon Ortolani, K. Lasha, P.A. Rotary
Portraits from the collection of the Voronezh Regional Art Museum im. I.N. Kramskoy.
Cost of visiting the exhibition:
Full ticket – 300 rubles.
Reduced ticket (schoolchildren, students, senior citizens) – 200 rubles.
Members of the Union of Artists (upon presentation of a certificate) – free of charge.
Photography: mobile devices, the camera (no flash) – for free.
Amateur video recording (1 hour) – 300 rubles.
ATTENTION! The exhibition is extended. The exhibition will run until April 12, 2020.
February 2, 2020 Voronezh Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy invites to a master class “Printed animals.”
Adults and children from 10 years old are invited to participate in the master class.
A lesson led by graphic artist Denis Bulavintsev will be devoted to creating an animalistic image using linocut technique. The artist will talk about linocut, show how to work with incisors and linoleum. Participants have to come up with their own creature, translate it into material and get a finished print as a result.
The master class starts at 12.00.
Duration: 120 minutes.
Cost (1 person) – 350 rubles.
Venue: lecture hall.
Registration for the master class will begin on January 19. Call 8 (473) 255-50-81.
Limited number of seats!
Denis Bulavintsev – artist, graphic artist. He graduated from the Voronezh Art College, studied with the famous graphic artist, Honored Artist of Russia Vladimir Presnyakov. Winner of the regional creative contest “Cultural trip” (2011). In Voronezh, there were two personal exhibitions of the artist – “Chernozem” in 2012 and “Black and White” in the museum. I.N. Kramskoy in 2015. In 2016, Bulavintsev, together with the poet Lena Dudukina, published a “walker” in Voronezh “Between Heaven and Asphalt”. It published linocuts of Denis and poems about the city of Elena Dudukina. In 2016, “Between Sky and Asphalt” at the Petrovsky Book Club became a bestseller.
January 23, 2020 on the third floor of the main building of the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy exhibition will begin work “Morshansk antiquity.”
The exhibition presents a collection of folk everyday portrait from the collection of the Morshansky Museum of History and Art. It is dedicated to the celebration of the 240th anniversary of the merchant city of Morshansk, one of the original corners of Central Russia.
Being a rare and poorly studied layer of Russian national art, the national household portrait became a real discovery for modern culture. Performed by amateur icon-painters, artisans and signage-makers, the images of the motley people of a provincial city for a long time remained in the shadow of academic art. The theme of folk portraiture has become especially relevant at present. This is not only a unique form of primitive art. It shows the origins of the enthusiasm for portraiture in the general population, which today has acquired the highest degree of popularity in digital photo format.
The exhibition shows about 40 portraits of the inhabitants of Morshansk at the end of the 18th – beginning of the 20th centuries from the peasant and merchant-petty-bourgeois environment, made in the technique of oil painting on canvas and tin, as well as ink on cardboard.
The presented exhibits provide an opportunity to trace the canons and the main stages of the existence of the genre from the origin to the extinction, the onset of the era of photography. The most striking disclosure of portrait images is facilitated by historical photographs of Morshansk, various monuments of the merchants, bourgeois and old-believer life: costume, trading utensils, dishes, books, copper-cast icons.
The collection of portraits was formed by the founder of the museum, artist and archaeologist P.P. Ivanov in the 1920s and early 1930s as a local history material, which, according to Pyotr Petrovich, should eventually become an invaluable treasure for researchers. A feature of the demonstration of portraits is the original legends presented to them, recorded by the founder of the museum, P.P. Ivanov.
Folk household portrait is not only a work of art, but also an interesting historical source. Visitors to the exhibition will be able to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of old Morshansk during its heyday, when the country’s largest transit trade bread caravan was formed on the marinas of the city.
The cost of visiting the exhibition is 100 rubles for all categories of visitors
Members of the Union of Artists (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 March 1, 2020.
January 5, 2020 at the Vokhm named after I.N. Kramskoy, children and adults took part in the Christmas tree toy workshop.
Under the guidance of the Voronezh ceramist Arkady Chudakov, the participants created New Year’s toys from clay and painted them.
At the end of the master class, the products went for firing, according to the results of which finished toys can be taken home.
January 4, 2020 at the Vokhm named after I.N. Kramskoy held a museum lesson “Theater Artist”.
In the lesson, adults and children visited the exhibition “Costume Theater of Maria Fedorova”, thanks to which they were able to plunge into the world of theatrical backstage, learn about how the artist creates sketches of future costumes, how he searches for vivid images and embodies them in different techniques.
Stage and concert costumes, costumes for theatrical and ballet performances, samples of fashion collections presented at the museum exhibition, served as a source of inspiration for the embodiment of sketches of their own costumes.
During the practical part of the lesson, participants using colored paper and multi-colored rags of fabric created a carnival costume in a collage technique on a sheet of paper and decorated it with beads, sequins, lace, ribbons and other materials.
January 3, 2020 at the Vokhm named after I.N. Kramskoy held a master class “Miracle Cats”, where, under the guidance of ceramist Arkady Chudakov, children and adults created figurines of cats from clay.
The participants will be able to take the designer seals home after firing.
Arkady Chudakov is a Voronezh ceramist who has been involved in ceramics for more than 18 years. He is the head of the Chudokeramika studio and the Charity workshop. He developed his own corporate identity, which he embodied in a series of miracles.
January 2, 2020 at the Vokhm named after I.N. Kramskoy was a lesson for children and adults, “Winter patterns.”
The participants got acquainted with the exhibits of the “Images of Russia. Spring, summer, autumn, winter … and spring again ”, devoted to the winter theme, and on the practical part, with the help of stained glass paints, glass forms were painted according to the prepared plots.
Painted vessels, if desired, can become candlesticks or a capacity for pencils and felt-tip pens.