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
January 27 at 16.00 in the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy will open an interactive exhibition “Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci”.
The exhibition of inventions by Leonardo da Vinci is the result of many years of research into the historical heritage of the greatest representative of the Renaissance, a brilliant artist, engineer and scientist. Da Vinci devoted his whole life to knowledge – he was interested in anatomy, medicine, physics, mechanics, chemistry, astronomy and other equally important sciences. A huge cultural heritage in the form of 6,000 manuscripts and paintings has been preserved to this day. It took Russian craftsmen several years to study and rework the drawings of the famous inventor. This made it possible to recreate with amazing accuracy those machines that were invented by Leonardo da Vinci.
The exposition includes more than 50 exhibits: from the simplest devices to complex aircraft and machines made according to the drawings of Leonardo da Vinci. This scientific attraction provides an opportunity to directly study the laws of physics and mechanics; allows you to experience medieval machines and mechanisms; visually study the principle of their work and device. In addition to mechanisms, the exhibition will feature reproductions of the great master’s paintings and scientific materials.
The basis of the exhibition is interactivity. The exhibits are active!
All exhibits are accompanied by special explanatory texts, so visitors can travel around the exhibition on their own. You can also take photos and shoot videos.
The exhibition is a great opportunity to have a great time and diversify your leisure time. Visiting the exposition not only entertains, but also educates, gives new knowledge and food for thought.
The exhibition management operator in Russia is Maska Vremeni LLC (Moscow).
Visit cost:
Entrance ticket – 400 rubles.
Entrance discount ticket (pensioners, schoolchildren, students, students of secondary specialized institutions) – 300 rubles.
Families with many children –300 rubles (last Sunday of the month – free of charge).
You can also buy a ticket using the Pushkin Card (online only). The ticket is valid upon presentation of an identity document.
Preschool children (up to 5 years old) – free of charge.
Participants of the Great Patriotic War – free of charge.
Photo and video shooting – free of charge.
As part of the exhibition, on weekends (Saturday and Sunday) there will be FREE TOURS (with the purchase of an entrance ticket).
Tours start February 5th.
Shows start at 12:00 and 16:00.
Pre-registration is required by phone: 8 (473) 255-50-81.
*Photos provided by the exhibition organizer.
January 19 in the halls of the permanent exhibition of the VOKhM them. I.N. Kramskoy, an exhibition will begin to work, which, once again, will acquaint viewers with new arrivals in the museum collection.
There will be presented 8 graphic illustrations for the book of the writer N.A. Zadonsky’s Life of Muravyov, executed by the Voronezh artist Alexander Valentinovich Starilov in 1987.
Artist, designer, illustrator, teacher, architect, graduate of the Faculty of Industrial and Civil Engineering of VISI, in the mid-seventies of the 20th century, Alexander Starilov worked as the chief architect of the South Eastern Railway, later – as the chief architect of the VGSPI projects. For many years he taught composition, graphics, the basics of performing skills at the Voronezh Art School. For the Ministry of Communications of the USSR, he made several series of postage stamps, postcards, envelopes. He designed and illustrated more than one and a half hundred books for various publishing houses, including the prestigious Moscow “Book”.
The graphics of Alexander Starilov amaze with their volume, the complexity of the composition, the elaboration of each character. Each piece tells its own story. The artist’s works speak for themselves, show the author as a person of extraordinary imagination. Thanks to his illustrations, readers can get a complete picture of a particular character. Somewhere Alexander Valentinovich uses grotesque, somewhere allegory. He formed his concept in graphics, and this personality is visible in all of his works. The author developed a high plastic culture, found that artistic balance that all creative people strive for.
Graduates of Starilov’s workshop today adequately represent graphic and design art in Russia and abroad.
You can visit the exhibition with a ticket to the permanent exhibition of the museum.
The exhibition will be available until February 27.
January 23 at 12.00 VOKHM them. I.N. Kramskoy invites adults and children (over 10 years old) to the “Magic Story” master class.
Since childhood, we remember paper dolls. An exciting activity that can bring great pleasure to children and adults. You can come up with many different funny characters, as far as your imagination and desire is enough. It can be a man or a favorite animal. At the master class, we will make a paper doll on hinges with our own hands. Let’s talk about where to get ideas. We will complete a sketch, add objects that surround your hero. Then we will draw everything in watercolors, cut out and assemble the doll. A moving doll for your magic story is ready!
All materials are provided. Participants take the finished work with them.
The master class is conducted by the senior researcher of the museum, artist Olga Remez.
The duration of the master class is 120 minutes.
The ticket price is 400 rubles. Tickets are online only. Limited number of seats.
January 20, 2022 at 4 p.m. in the Voronezh Regional Art Museum. I.N. Kramskoy, the opening of the exhibition project “Far Garden” will take place.
This is a large-scale art project about the local mythology of a place, about the relationship of a person with space, time and memory.
It combines art and research, a multi-focus view of the topic.
Over the past summer, a group of artists, photographers, performers, playwrights and actors have been exploring the oldest summer cottage settlement in Chernozemye – Dalnie Sady. They collected stories and photographs, conducted field expeditions, held discussions, and created works. The result of this study was first presented to the viewer in August 2021. During the whole day, the guests participated in a series of performances, listened to documentary stories of the inhabitants of this village. The central event of the project was an exhibition in promenade and site-specific formats: the works of the artists were inscribed in the space of the real country landscape – on the streets of Dalnye Sadov, in the field and on the territory of the garden plot and the country house.
The winter exhibition will be the final point of the project: the exposition will be expanded with documentary materials, installations and works, and will represent a figurative model of an imaginary summer cottage village, placed in a museum space. This will be an exhibition-memory: about summer in winter, about summer cottages in the museum, about the past and the present, about the ordinary and intimate.
Dacha is a small model of society. An intermediate environment between the city and nature, an island of freedom at any time – whether in the historical past of a country or in the modern context of a global epidemic.
The dacha is a witness to the change of generations, a repository of family stories from the past. By preserving them, we better understand our ancestors and build a stronger foundation for the present and the future.
The dacha is a symbol of the lost Paradise, which we strive to return by replacing the Creator. Our little universe, our personal Garden of Eden.
A dacha is a litmus that shows our attitude to the personal and the public, our openness or limitedness, our aesthetic taste, creative impulse, and sometimes, and civic position.
The study of the polyphony of contexts that the phenomenon of summer cottages keeps in itself is aimed at the eternal search for one’s place and one’s happiness in a rapidly changing world.
More than 40 people are taking part in the project. These are artists, photographers, playwrights, actors and performers from Moscow, St. Petersburg, Nizhny Novgorod, Cheboksary, Lipetsk, Barcelona. Voronezh authors include Sergei Gorshkov, Valery Mishunin, Evgenia Nozhkina, Evgeny Chepurin, Yegor Astapchenko, Daria Dubrovskaya, Christina Ramli, Viktor Dyuzhev, Olga Gnezdilova, Igor Shcherbakov, Sergei Brudanin and others. The curator of the project is Marina Demchenko, an artist from Voronezh.
After the end of the exhibition, many works will be available for purchase.
In addition to the exhibition, the program of the project includes a parallel public program: lectures on the phenomenon of summer cottages and summer cottages in Russian literature, screenings of animation and feature films, performance, verbatim, creative meetings with artists and curatorial excursions.
The cost of visiting the exhibition is 100 rubles for all categories of citizens.
You can also buy a ticket using the Pushkin Card (online only). TO BUY A TICKET.
Please note that the entrance to the opening of the exhibition from 16.00 to 17.00 will be free.
From 17.00 o’clock – admission with tickets!
The exhibition will be available until February 6, 2022.