CURATOR’S PROJECTS
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2010-11 Black&White St. Petersburg, Modernariat Gallery, Moscow, Expo-88, PERMM, Perm
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2004-10
Program Contemporary Art at the Hermitage Museum Including: Alexander Dashevsky, Rear-View Mirror, painting, installation |
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Zlata Ponirovskaya, Clinic cyber-objects, installation |
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Oleg Artyushkov, Childhood of Gods photography |
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Marina Alexeeva, Black Squirrel painting, installation |
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Lyudmila Belova, Hall Number…
video installation |
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Anna Frants, Made in Ancient Greece video installation |
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Kaarina Kaikkonen, Inner Borders installation, objects |
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Peter Belyi, Leningrad Project installation |
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Vitaly Pushnitsky, Iron Age painting, installation |
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Natalia Kraevskaya, Pussy or Impossible Beauty objects |
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from left to right: Sophia Kudriavceva, Anna Frants, Abraham Lubelski, Jolanta Gora-Wita |
Unauthorized access. Hackers & Crackers.
International project of Net and digital art Curators: Anna Frants, Jolanta Gor-Vita, Sophia Kudriavceva, Marina Koldobskaya, Anna Kolossova |
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ABC (Art Business Consulting) Group. Annual Report.Installation | ||
Leonid Tishkov, Solveig audio- video installation |
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Dmitry Tsvetkov, Ear-Flaps of Russian Empire installation |
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Factory of Found Clothes, 107 Fears for Louise Bourgeoisperformance | ||
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2009
Gold for the People Minor Hall Manege |
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Recycling Group exhibit of St. Petersburg artists who consider the Soviet Cultural Heritage to be secondary raw material for recycling by Contemporary Art. State Hermitage Museum, Youth Educational Centre |
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Cyberhelmet Gluck,
Cyland medialab |
Since 2007
CYBERFEST First and only in Russian Annual Festival of Cyber Art. Held in St. Petersburg. Curators: Anna Frants, Marina Koldobskaya |
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2007
Time & Place
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Anna Yermolaeva, 3 Minutes Trying to Survive. video |
2006
Something About Power Program of Russian video art focused on the theme of “power” broadly defined – from politics to intimate relations between people. Curators: Marina Koldobskaya, Maria Korosteleva |
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Kaarina Kaikkonen Longship Installation |
2004-2006
2-year-long program Field Studies Artworks by Finnish, Scandinavian, Russian artists in the urban milieu of St. Petersburg. Social studies in the form of art actions, happenings, performances, video and audio installations. Curators: Marina Koldobskaya, Maria Korosteleva, Anna Kharkina |
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Vitaly Pushnitsky Light painting, installation |
2005
Human Project Exhibition comprised works by 20 artists from various regions of Russia. It was dedicated to existential problems of living here and now. Special project of 1st Moscow Biennial of contemporary art. |
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2004
Factory of Found Clothes, Major performance in the urban milieu dedicated to the history of the city and the conflict of generations that inhabit it. Museum of City Streetcars |
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Eugeny Kuznetsov I love you! interactive sculpture |
Thinking of Motherland
Exhibition comprised artworks by over 20 authors. It was an artistic forecast of the historic way of development of Russia Museum of Anna Akhmatova |
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Nadezhda Zubareva, Angel, detail sculpture |
2003
Garden of Eden Project in the garden environment included over 20 installations; it was effected as an alternative to the official celebration of the tercentennial of St. Petersburg Garden of Fontanny Dom, S.-Petersburg,
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Filipp Dontsov Observer installation |
Space of Reality – Space of Picture
Russian-German exhibition project dedicated to the philosophy of space in contemporary art.
Museum of Anna Akhmatova |
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Maria Dunker Go-go video |
Electric Visions
Program of Russian, Finnish and Scandinavial video art from 1999 to 2003. Curators: Kirsi Vaakiparta Marina Koldobskaya, Maria Korosteleva, Lars B. Larsson |
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Valery Cherkassov | Trailblazer. In Memoriam of Valery Cherkassov.
Exhibition of unique archival materials about the undeservedly neglected genius of the St. Petersburg underground of 60-80s – conceptual artist, musician, poet. DVD and brochure. |
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2002
Beavis & Butthead Are Here Now Exhibition – video installation if the program of Russian video art of 90es. State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg |
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Discussion | 2001
Art Media Forum Major Festival dedicated to the relationship between Russian contemporary art and mass-media and their and mutual influence. Actions in the urban milieu.
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Oleg Khvostov, 10000 self-portraits painting |
2000
New Expressionism of St. Petersburg. Show is dedicated to the new wave of Expressionism – one of the most important movements of the non-official art of St. Petersburg. Museum of Non-Conformist Art, St. Petersburg
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At the photo: Alla Mitrofanova, Olesya Turkina, Ekaterina Andreeva | Woman Face of St. Petersburg Art
Research project dedicated to society’s perception of the women’s art in historical, psychological, social and others aspects. Museum of Non-conformist Art. St. Petersurg |
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Alexander Florensky Easter Procession, painting |
1999
In Search of Lost Icon Exhibition of St. Petersburg and Moscow artists posed a question about possibility or impossibility of contemporary Orthodox art. Museum of Non-conformist Art. St. Petersurg
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Money group, New Russian Rouble, Performance |
I Love Money Exhibition, organized in the wake of the financial crisis of1998, was focused on a specific national attitude towards money in Russia. |
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ceremony of rewarding |
Bitch of the Century
Parody competition, articulating the women’s qualities that are frowned upon by the ideology of political correctness. Museum of Non-conformist Art. St. Petersburg |
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Igor Mezheritsky Gaz Station painting |
1998
Timely Art One of the first in Post-Soviet time Petersburg projects dedicated to the political and social art. Museum of Political History of Russia, |