Aydinyan, Stanislav Arturovich

Born on April 13, 1958 in Moscow , in the family of People’s Artist of the Armenian SSR , famous singer Artur Aydinyan. In 1981 he graduated from the philological faculty of Yerevan State University. Also, four years he studied at the courses of art at the State Institute of Russian and Foreign Languages. V. Ya. Bryusov . Since 1975, as a journalist, he collaborated with the central newspapers and magazines of the USSR , and worked as a freelance correspondent for the Etude Sovetik magazine (Paris).

In 1989-1991 he taught a course of aesthetics and world culture at the philosophy department of the Kolomna Pedagogical Institute . In 1993-1994 was an employee of the Moscow State Gallery "Nagornaya", where he carried out a number of art projects.

From 1984 to 1993 - literary secretary A. I. Tsvetaeva , sister M. I. Tsvetaeva . Together with A. I. Tsvetaeva, he participated in the creation of the final author's edition of her novel “Amor”. Editor, compiler, author of introductory articles to A.I. Tsvetaeva's books - “On Miracles and the Miraculous” (1991), “Incomprehensible” (1992), “The Inexhaustible” (1992), “Tales” (1994), to the book of poems “ My only collection ”(1995),“ Aleksandrov ”(2001),“ Memoirs ”in 2 volumes (2008). He carried out several dozen publications in periodicals devoted to the life and work of the Tsvetaev sisters ^[1] .

Since 1992 - Researcher and member of the Academic Council of the M. and A. Tsvetaev Literary and Art Museum in Alexandrov . Since 1996 - the official art historian of the Water Diving Federation of the International Art Fund. Since 1997 - Director of the cultural programs "Space". Since 2003 - compiler and editor of the literary and artistic anthology as part of the Patron and the World - Odessa Pages (Vol. 1–9, 2003—2013). Editor in chief of the magazine "South Lights". ^[2]

Stanislav Aydinyan - Vice-President of the Russian-Italian "Ferroni Academy", Arcadian Academy of artistic creativity and improvisation; Vice-President of Public Relations of the Creative Union of Professional Artists.

Published in the anthologies "Mezhvekovye", ( St. Petersburg ), "Equinoxes" ( St. Petersburg ), "Patron and Peace" (Moscow), "Deribasovskaya - Rishelievskaya" ( Odessa ), "The Way to Ararat" ( Moscow ), " Litera "(2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016)," Literary Kazantip "(2013), in the magazines " Grani " ," New World "," World of Paustovsky ", and others, as well as in anthologies of poetry" Cenozoic Twilight (2008), Solar Plexus (2010).

For his personal contribution to the national multinational culture and strengthening of the Russian statehood, he was awarded the Medal "Professional of Russia", for literary merit - the Lermontov Medal, the Chekhov Medal, the Medal "For Outstanding Achievements in Literature", the Order "Honor and Glory of Great Russia." ^[3] Awarded the honorary title “Academician of the Russian Academy of Art Criticism” ^{[4] [5]}

Laureate of the literary prize of the International community of writers ’unions and the Congress of Writers of Ukraine named after Y. Kaplan (2012), literary prize“ Slavic Traditions ”(2016), laureate of the“ Writer of the XXI century ”award in the“ Non-fiction ”nomination (2017).

Stanislav Aydinyan has written many articles and reviews about contemporary famous artists, such as Alexander Kalugin, Stepan Khimochka, Julia Dolgorukova , Yevgeny Izosimov, Ivan Ischenko, Yuri Avalishvili , Elena Starkova, Andrei Muntian, Valery Churik, Elena Krasnoshchekova, Sergey Sokolov and many others . Aydinyan writes a lot about poetry. Among the poets to whom he turned to art are Evgeny Chigrin , Alexander Karpenko , Evgenia Jen Baranova and others.

1. Stanislav Aydinyan. “Small genre” by Aghasi Ayvazian "(Short introductory note by A.I. Tsvetaeva), Yerevan,“ Knowledge ”Society, Arm. SSR, 1988.
2. Stanislav Aydinyan. “Overheard Faust” (Afterword by Y. Mamleev. Engravings by S. Udovichenko), Moscow, “Gil-Estel”, 1993.
3. Stanislav Aydinyan. “Atlantic ring. Meditations, short stories, legends ”, Moscow,“ Gil-Estel ”, 1994.
4. Stanislav Aydinyan. "Rocks", a collection of poems, Moscow, "Gil-Estel", 1995.
5. Stanislav Aydinyan. “Be alone with the soul” (Preface by G. Group), a collection of poems, Odessa, “Younga”, 2001.
6. Stanislav Aydinyan. “Be alone with the soul,” a collection of poems, (ed. 2nd amended), Odessa, Inga, 2002.
7. Stanislav Aydinyan. “Chimerion” (Illustrations by G. F. Tsomakion), a cycle of poems, Odessa, “Younga”, 2002.
8. Stanislav Aydinyan. “In the halo of memory: Konstantin Balmont”, Shuya, KD Balmont Museum, 2005.
9. Stanislav Aydinyan. "From Heaven to Earth: Constantine Balmont," Shuya, State. Literary Museum of K. Balmont, 2007.
10. Stanislav Aydinyan. “A chronological review of the life and work of A.I. Tsvetaeva ”, Moscow, Akpress, 2010.

11. Stanislav Aydinyan. "The Mechanics of the Celestial Mill: Verses of Two Centuries", Moscow, Humanitarian, 2014.

12. Stanislav Aydinyan. "Quatrefoil: - Konstantin Balmont, Anastasia and Marina Tsvetaeva, Anatoly Vinogradov; essays, articles, research. Moscow, Exlibris-Press, 2017.

• Pushkin and the Russian emigre // Delphis. 1999. No. 20 (4). S.98–99.

• Art. Aydinyan in the Journal Hall
  
• poetry Art. Aydinyan on the literary site "Avroropolis"
  
• Art. Aydinyan in the Patron and the World Almanac
  
• compilation of materials in the Moscow magazine "New Village" (No. 2, 2008) on Art. Aydinyans and the celebration of its 50th anniversary
  
• Literary anthology "Odessa pages", compiled by Art. Aydinyan
  
• Foreword Art. Aydinyan to the book A. Tsvetaeva "On miracles and miraculous."