Plamenevsky, Vladimir Yuryevich

V. Yu. Plamenevsky ^[1] was born on June 26, 1946 in the family of an officer of the Marine Engineering Service of the Black Sea Fleet . Along with graduating from high school, he graduated from art. In 1964 he entered the architectural faculty of LISI . Studies in the university were accompanied by classes in urban literary associations, where the poetic atmosphere at that time was determined by G. Gorbovsky , A. Kushner , V. Sosnora , I. Brodsky . The first serious critical reviews of the verses of Vladimir Plamenevsky, in particular, the review of Naum Korzhavin on the youthful poem “The Gulf Stream of Love”, date back to the same time. ^[2] .
After defending his diploma in 1970, he received distribution to Moscow , but in the same year he returned to Leningrad and worked for six years at the Lenproekt Institute. Classes in literature continued all the time, but nothing was offered to the press.
In 1976 he came to the construction of Ust-Ilimsk , where he first worked in a working design group, two years later becoming an artist-architect of the Art Fund. In 1985 he joined the Union of Architects of Russia . As a poet Vladimir Plamenevsky for the first time in 1976, spoke at the Irkutsk regional conference “Youth. Creation. Modernity ”and became a laureate. A selection of poems were published in the Irkutsk collective collections, in the central journals Literary Study and Student Meridian . The first book, Parallel, was published in 1981 in Irkutsk . At the same time, in Ust-Ilimsk, the poet developed tense relations with city regulatory authorities in connection with his participation in the work of the "dissident" Theater of Working Youth (TTM) under the direction of V. Gulyaev. The publication of poems was banned. After numerous litigations with Oblit and a publishing editor in 1987 in Irkutsk, the second poetic collection “Hello forever” was published. In the review of the manuscript of this book, the poetess Tatyana Bek noted: “We have before us a strong lyric poet with an acute view of the world and the high technique of poetry.” ^[3]

In 1992, the poet moved to Listvyanka on Lake Baikal , built a residential building and next to it the first private art gallery with guest houses in the Irkutsk region. Frequent visitors and residents of the gallery were artists from Moscow and St. Petersburg, France and Canada, Germany, Japan, the United States.

In 1995, Vladimir Plamenevsky joined the Union of Russian Writers .

In 2002, he was awarded the prize of the Irkutsk branch of the Union of Russian Writers and the Irkutsk Regional Cultural Fund “Provincial Intelligent”.

He died on May 26, 2003 , was buried in Listvyanskoye cemetery.

After the fire in January 2004, the art gallery was restored ^[4] , the activities of the Plamenevsky Gallery are continued by his brother Alexei, who moved to the shore of Lake Baikal from Odessa .
In 2006, in honor of the 60th anniversary of Vladimir Plamenevsky and the 10th anniversary of the gallery ^[5] , the International contest of children's art “The Glorious Sea ...” was organized. Every spring, young artists send their works to the Baikal creative competition from different parts of the country, near and far abroad. ^[6] In the summer school holidays of 2010, the competition celebrated its first anniversary, and the Irkutsk Regional Art Museum and the V. Yu. Plamenevsky Art Gallery for the fifth time placed the final exhibitions of works by the winners of the competition ^[7] .
The Baikal Cultural Center was created at the gallery, many famous artists of the Siberian region continue to come, they live, work in the gallery and exhibit their works in its exhibition hall. The gallery now bears the name of its creator.

Author's poetry collections:

• Parallel: Poems. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince publishing house, 1981.
• Hello forever: Poems. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince Publishing House, 1987.
• “Simply: I love you ...”: Poems. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince Publishing House, 1990.
• The Brotherhood Comes: Poems. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince Publishing House, 1992 .-- 144 p.
• The Story of a Family in Diaries and Letters: A Documentary Story. - Your voice, 1993. - No. 2. - S.11-49.
• Favorite: Poems. - Irkutsk: Publication of the SE "Irkutsk Regional Printing House No. 1", 1999. - 192 p.

Poems in collective collections:

• Start: A collection of poems by aspiring poets. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince publishing house, 1981.
• The Siberian went to war: Poems of Siberian poets about the Great Patriotic War. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Publishing House, 1985.
• Siberia stood near Moscow: Poems of Siberian poets about the Great Patriotic War. - Irkutsk: East-Sib. Prince Publishing House, 1995.

About the poet:

• Writers Angara: Bibliographic reference / Comp. V. A. Semenova .. - Irkutsk: Publishing House of the Siberia Journal, 1996. - [About V. Plamenevsky - S.180-183].

• Elena Berezina. FOR A BREAK, FOR A BIT, FOR A CHILL! - Literary newspaper, 2000
• THE CENTER OF THE WORLD. - Independent newspaper, 2002
• Vladimir Plamenevsky. RAIN - Day and Night, 2003
• Yuri Belikov . SHARD OF FINISHED SPEECH - Elijah House, Monumentum, 2004
• BIRTH OF TALENTS ON BAIKAL. - CM Number One, 2007
• Vitaly Dixon . (18) BUSINESS HAS BEEN IN THE PAST CENTURY ... // ONCE WE LIVED: Random prose - Foreign backyard, No. 10/3, 2010