Boris Nikolaevich (“Bob”) Koshelohov (born 1942, Zlatoust ) is a Soviet and Russian avant-garde artist.
| Boris "Bob" Koshelokhov | |
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| Birth name | Boris Nikolaevich Koshelokhov |
| Date of Birth | 1942 |
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Biography
In 1962 he moved to Leningrad. In the period 1962-1976. I tried many working professions [1] . Since 1976 - a professional artist. In 1977, he organized the Chronicle group of nonconformist artists, representing an extremely heterogeneous spectrum of trends: from extreme expressionism to primitivism [2] . In 1978, he emigrated to Italy, but a few months later returned to the USSR [3] . In the 1970s and 1980s organized several unofficial exhibitions.
The workshop is currently located in the Art Center on Pushkinskaya Street in St. Petersburg , known as Lennon Street .
Currently, works are presented in the Russian Museum (St. Petersburg), in the Regional Museums of Sevastopol, Khabarovsk, in the State Museum of Nuremberg , in private galleries and collections in the countries of the former USSR, in Germany, Italy, France, Switzerland, Norway, Sweden, Finland , Denmark, Belgium, England, Poland, Czech Republic, USA, Japan, South Korea [4] .
A documentary film “Two Highways” was shot about Boris Koshelokhov (directed by Alexander Markov, Nick Teplov) [5] [6] .
Personal exhibitions
- 2016 - “Kandinsky Superstrings”. Museum of Non-Conformist Art, St. Petersburg. Collective exhibition with the participation of Alexander Oligerov , Felix Volosenkov , Vladimir Dukhovlinov , Sergey Kovalsky , Vladislav Makarov , Ivan Olasyuk, Aslan Uyanayev, Valery Shalabin, Dmitry Filov and others [7] .
- 2012 - "70,000 years. Bob Koshelokhov" New Museum, St. Petersburg, Russia
- 2010 - Painting from the project "Two Highways", Exhibition Hall "A-Z", St. Petersburg, Russia
- 2009 - "Two Highways" Anna Nova Art Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia
- 2008 - Exhibition Hall Fund "Era", Moscow. [eight]
- 2008 - Gallery "Anna Nova", St. Petersburg.
- 2005 - Gallery "Rural Life", St. Petersburg.
- 2002 - Gallery "On the Bypass", St. Petersburg.
- 2002 - Central Exhibition Hall "Manege", St. Petersburg.
- 2001 - Russian Museum, St. Petersburg - painting, graphics, sculpture.
- 2000 - Esberg (Denmark).
- 1997 - Werdermann Art Gallery, Hamburg.
- 1992 - Werdermann Art Gallery, Hamburg.
- 1992 - Kremer Workshop, Berlin.
- 1992 - Gallery "Fedor", Sestroretsk.
- 1992 - Central Exhibition Hall "Manege", St. Petersburg.
- 1990 - Henry Pochon Gallery, Lyon, Paris.
- 1989 - Warsaw, Gothenburg, Stockholm, Amsterdam.
- 1988 - Kanta Sztuka Gallery, Gdansk.
- 1987 - Central Exhibition Hall, Leningrad.
- 1986 - Directorate of regional museums, Leningrad.
- 1982 - Apartment exhibition, Leningrad.
- 1978 - Soverato, Catenzaro, Rome.
Notes
- ↑ CINEMA in LoftWineBar - Boris Koshelokhov “Two Highways” - Film screening - St. Petersburg (unavailable link) . Date of treatment October 2, 2009. Archived May 16, 2009.
- ↑ Boris Koshelokhov :: ENCYCLOPAEDIA OF SAINT PETERSBURG (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Exhibition "Boris Koshelokhov" - Schedule, reviews, photographs, address, map - Afisha
- ↑ Art Center “Pushkinskaya 10” ”Boris Koshelokhov (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Two Highways - MIRADOX
- ↑ Two Higways on Vimeo
- ↑ Kandinsky Superstrings
- ↑ GiF.Ru - CULTURE news agency >> May 16 - 31, Era Foundation (Moscow) - Boris Koshelohov “Two Bolshaks” (as part of Art Moscow)
Links
- Official site of the artist
- Detailed biography (inaccessible link)
- Exhibition B. Koshelokhov