Tribute to San Petersboorg and Ladozhsky V.Sorokin.
"Also PAINTING. Painting is everything around.
To be a magician! Everything what the paint touches gets miraculously alive and starts to shine, one should remember about this and believe in fairy paints. Any pragmatic object gets into another dimension and starts a new life.
To paint more delicately, deeper, brighter, without fear, for tem to ask afterwards: and where is it? We don’t see anything. We also can do it like that.
And they shouldn’t see, it’s like the king’s new dress in “A King With No Clothes”. And the boy is always right.
A retrospective exposition is based not on a chronological row, but is hung in a free, na?ve, sublime and childish manner. The things which live together, appear together.
The show includes various objects, both functional and fragmentary. Iron, wood, canvas, cardboard – and oil painting on them.
Auktsyon’s decorations 1995-1997, 2010.
Paintings from 1993 to 2010.
Objects from 1992 to 2010.
This show is not a fashionable installation about “painting”, but it is painting, living and timeless".
Also A.Molev
Arthur Molev was born is St Petersburg in 1969.
For 10 years was a student of the Academy named after Mukhina in St Petersburg.
He has been exhibited since 1990 – “Genii of Madness” show, St Petersburg-Moscow.
From 1991 is a participant of all seasonal shows in Manezh, St Petersburg.
From 1994 is Auktsyon’s art director.
From 1993 to 1995 is an art director of the “Tchernovik” magazine, NY-Moscow
From 1995 is one of “Tchernovik” authors
From 1995 is a member of IFA (International Federation of Artists)
He is a participant of dozens of collective and solo shows in Russia, France, Czech Republic, Germany, Holland, Israel. An author of eight books of poems, designed several books.
From 1998 to 2001 created four cartoons: "A Bird",
"A Beast", "Muzatik", "Zhidogolonoga" set to music of Auktsyon and V.Volkov.
Arthur Molev’s works are in private collections in USA, Israel, France, Austria, Germany, Hooland, UK and Russia. In the museum of modern art “Erarta”. In “S.P.A.S gallery”, “Gorokhovaya 55”, "NAVICULAARTIS".
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