Ivan Leonidovich Lubennikov (b. May 14, 1951 , Minsk ) - Russian monumental artist, professor of the department of painting and composition of Moscow State Art Institute named after V.I. Surikova [2] , People's Artist of the Russian Federation (2006) [3] , Full Member of the Russian Academy of Arts [4] .
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| Genre | painting |
| Study | Moscow Art Theater named after V.I. Surikova |
| Style | postmodernism |
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Biography
Ivan Lubennikov graduated from Moscow Secondary School of Art and the Institute. Surikov in the class of monumental painting (workshop of K. A. Tutevol ). The recognition of the professional community and liberal criticism came to the artist in the early 1980s, thanks to the paintings of the assembly hall of the Trekhgornaya manufactory factory, for which he received one of the Best Work of the Year awards of the RSFSR. For decoration of the exterior and interior of the new railway station in Zvenigorod , now lost by the last reconstruction without the participation of the author, he was awarded the "First Prize of the Moscow Art Theater." [5] .
Paintings by Ivan Lubennikov took pride of place at the Moscow Youth Exhibitions, which was noted by Diplomas.
In the 1990s, the flowering of interest in Soviet art among foreign collectors began. It was then that more than a dozen works by the artist were acquired by the famous German collector of contemporary art Peter Ludwig , who continued to be interested in the work of Lubennikov. Then followed the acquisition of Henry Nannen and others.
The first major personal exhibition of Lubennikov opened in 1987 in the Exhibition Hall on Kashirka. She enjoyed the close attention of the public and professional criticism and almost all went to domestic museums and foreign collections. At the same time, the artist worked a lot in architecture.
In the late 1980s, I. Lubennikov designed and improved the facades of the Moscow Theater on the Taganka with metal structures.
In 1980, he created the Soviet section of the Auschwitz International Museum (together with architect Alexander Skokan).
One of the artist’s largest works in the 1980s was his participation in the creation of the V. Mayakovsky State Museum in Moscow, where he co-authored with E. Amaspyur, A. Volkov , I. Obrosov and others. He embodied many volumetric and spatial compositions from metal and concrete.
Since the early 1990s, there has been a break in work with architecture, caused by the economic problems of the new Russia. During this period, Lubennikov collaborated with foreign galleries: in the United States of America, in France and the Netherlands. His works often form large private collections, for example, the collection of the president of Lurex in Paris.
In parallel, I. Lubennikov teaches at the Moscow Art Theater. V. Surikov and is engaged in public work. In the late 1980s, in the wake of perestroika, he was elected secretary of the USSR Union of Artists, and later, in the late 1990s, he became chairman of the Monumental Artists section of the Ministry of Agriculture. Lubennikov also organizes exhibitions, including the Seventeenth Youth Exhibition of Moscow Artists Union, the exhibition "Illusions and Reality", composed of works by the most respected authors of the Ministry of Agriculture.
In 2005, I. Lubennikov, along with four other artists, designed the Moscow metro stations for three and a half years:
“ Mayakovskaya ” - mosaics on the arch of the northern lobby, marked in 2009 by the International Mayakovsky Prize [6] ), “ Sretensky Boulevard ” - a panel of etched metal, “ Slavyansky Boulevard ” - the interior. Also, Lubennikov created a three-dimensional composition of metal and molded glass “Ryaba Kurochka” , donated to the Paris Metro and placed at Madeleine Station line 14 - [7] .
In March 2012, he was awarded the “Prize of the Government of the Russian Federation in the field of culture for 2011” for the design of the Mayakovskaya, Sretensky Boulevard and Slavyansky Boulevard metro stations [8] .
In 2004-2006, I. Lubenikov creates and implements the architectural and artistic concept of the Church of the Resurrection of Christ (architect A. Anisimov, Z. Batrakov), the village of Peredelkino, Moscow Region.
Some of the artist’s easel works are stored in national collections: in the Tretyakov Gallery , the State Russian Museum [9] and numerous regional museums and galleries. Most of the works of I. Lubennikov are in private and museum collections in other countries, many of these works are unknown in Russia.
In October 2011, the first fiction book, a two-volume book, dedicated to the work of I. Lubennikov, was published. The first volume: reproductions of more than two hundred paintings and ten monumental objects. Second volume: fiction and documentary prose by I. Lubennikov. Issued by the publishing house Agey Tomesh / WAM (World Art Museum) with the participation of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation and the Federal Agency for Press and Mass Communications [10] .
In October 2011, Lubennikov was awarded the Order of Friendship . [eleven]
Exhibitions
- 1982 Group exhibition with V. Kharlov. Moscow;
- 1986 Group exhibition with T. Nazarenko and N. Nesterova. West Berlin;
- 1987 Personal exhibition. Moscow;
- 1988 Group exhibition. Drama and Comedy Theater on Taganka. Moscow;
- 1989 Group exhibition. Marconi Gallery. Milan, Italy;
- 1991 Personal exhibition. Gallery "Art Modern". Moscow;
- 1993 ART MIF-93. Moscow International Art Fair. V / z Manezh, Moscow;
- 1993 Personal exhibition. Gallery "Russian Collection". Moscow;
- 1993 Personal exhibition. Maya Polski Gallery. Chicago, USA;
- 1994 Group exhibition together with N. Glebova, E. Surovtseva, V. Epikhin. Moscow;
- 1994 March Salon. Paris;
- 1994 FIAK. Paris;
- 1994 Personal exhibition. Gallery Alain Blondend. Paris;
- 1995 Group exhibition "The Artist and the Muse" with N. Glebova and A. Glebova. Center for Contemporary Art Thank you Tempo. Florence, Italy;
- 1995 FIAK95. Gallery Alain Zundel. Paris;
- 1995 Group exhibition "Russian House". Central House of Artists, Moscow;
- 1995 Charity auction SOTBIS. Moscow;
- 1996 March Salon. Gallery Alain Blondel. Paris;
- 1996 Group exhibition "New Angels". Volterra, Italy;
- 1996 Personal exhibition. Gallery Alain Blondel. Paris;
- 1996 Group exhibition "Post Art Modern" in memory of George Krutinsky. Central House of Artists, Moscow.
- 1996 Personal exhibition. Maya Polsky Gallery, Chicago, USA;
- 1997 Group exhibition "Illusions and Reality", Central House of Artists, Moscow;
- 1997 Group exhibition "Art and Spirituality". Gallery Jazz de la Rimad Corse, France;
- 1997 Personal exhibition in the gallery Apen Blondel. Paris;
- 1997 Chicago Art Fair. Gallery Apen Blondel, USA;
- 1998 Personal exhibition in the gallery De Twee Pauven. The Hague, The Netherlands;
- 1998 The Hague Fair of Contemporary Art. Gallery de Twee Pauven, Netherlands;
- 1998 ART Manege 98. Gallery Alain Blondel. Moscow;
- 1998, 1999 Personal exhibitions in the gallery De Tisse Rappen. The Hague, The Netherlands;
- 1999 Group exhibition together with N. Glebova. Anglet (Biaritz), France;
- 1999 Personal exhibition. Gallery Alain Blondel, Paris;
- 1999 Group exhibition "Ivan + Natalia". Central House of Artists, Moscow;
- 1999 Personal exhibition. De Twee Gallery Dauven, The Hague, Netherlands;
- 1999 Personal exhibition. Gallery "Together", Moscow;
- 2000 Salon-pavilion of antiques and modern art. Gallery Alain Blondel, Paris;
- 2000 The Hague Fair of Contemporary Art. Gallery de Twee Pauven, Netherlands;
- 2000 Personal exhibition. Gallery Alain Blondel, Paris;
- 2000 Personal exhibition. Gallery de Twee Pauven, Netherlands;
- 2001 Salon-Pavilion. Gallery Alain Blondel, Paris;
- 2001 Anniversary solo exhibition. Grand Manege, Moscow;
- 2001 Personal exhibition. Tarascon, France;
- 2001 Personal exhibition. Gallery de Twee Pauven, Netherlands;
- 2001 Personal exhibition dedicated to the Independence Day of Russia. Gallery "Together", Moscow;
- 2001 Personal exhibition. Hotel Olympic-Penta-Renaissance, Moscow;
- 2002 Group exhibition of Russian Artists. The building of the administration of the President of the Russian Federation;
- 2002 Personal exhibition. Gostiny Dvor, Moscow;
- 2002 Personal exhibition. Gallery de Twee Pauven, Netherlands;
- 2002 Group exhibition of applicants for the State Prize of the Russian Federation in the engineering building of the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow;
- 2003 Personal exhibition. Istanbul;
- 2004—2010 no data
- 2011 The price of freedom. Central House of Artists, Moscow [12] ;
- 2013 Painting of small sizes , open club , Moscow
- 2013 Breakfast on the grass. Gallery on Chistye Prudy, Moscow. [13] [14]
- 2014 Personal exhibition: “Ivan Lubennikov. Canvas. Butter". YuVS art gallery, Moscow
Notes
- ↑ Benezit Dictionary of Artists - 2006. - ISBN 978-0-19-977378-7 , 978-0-19-989991-3
- ↑ List of faculty of Moscow State Art Institute named after V.I. Surikova for the 2014/2015 academic year (inaccessible link) . Moscow Art Theater named after V.I. Surikova . Date of treatment July 19, 2015. Archived July 12, 2015.
- ↑ Decree of the President of the Russian Federation No. 629 (Unavailable link) . Kremlin.ru (June 22, 2006). - “On the award of state awards of the Russian Federation”. Date of treatment September 13, 2011. Archived on May 8, 2014.
- ↑ Ivan Leonidovich Lubennikov (Unavailable link) . Russian Academy of Arts . Date of treatment September 13, 2011. Archived on August 28, 2012.
- ↑ [1] (inaccessible link)
- ↑ Rozhdestvensky, Levitin and Lubennikov became laureates of the Vladimir Mayakovsky Prize . ITAR-TASS (December 23, 2009). Date of treatment September 13, 2011. Archived on September 13, 2011.
- ↑ Vyacheslav Prokofiev. Ryaba hen on the Seine // Russian newspaper - Capital issue . - March 27, 2009. - No. 4877 .
- ↑ Avdeev presented government prizes to cultural workers // RIA Novosti
- ↑ Lubennikov I. L. | Project “Russian Museum: virtual branch”
- ↑ Presentation of the book “Ivan Lubennikov. Works in architecture. Painting. Book to read "- be-in Weekend
- ↑ Decree of the President of the Russian Federation of October 31, 2011 No. 1449 (unavailable link) . Date of treatment November 4, 2011. Archived on November 8, 2011.
- ↑ News. Ru: “The price of freedom”: an exhibition of works by Ivan Lubennikov opens at the Central House of Artists
- ↑ Lubochny Lubennikov - Exhibitions - Newspaper "Culture"
- ↑ "Painting of small sizes" by Ivan Lubennikov is presented in Moscow
Literature
- Ivan Lubennikov: In 2 books. Book 1. Works in architecture. Painting. M .: Artagency, 2011.368 s., Ill., ISBN 978-5-91432-036-9 . Book 2. A book to read. M .: Artagency, 2011.208 p., Ill., ISBN 978-5-91432-037-6
- Elena Kurlyantseva. Color splash // Change . - April 1988. - No. 1462 .
- “I was very lucky ...” G. Nikich - I. Lubennikov . "Creativity" No. 6 (378), 1988 interview .
- Victor Kalashnikov. Tretyakov Gallery "Artist of Paradoxes". - March 2012. - No. 36 .
Links
- Velimir Moist. “I try very hard, because the metro is forever” . Park of culture . Newspaper.ru (October 8, 2011). Date of treatment October 24, 2011. Archived May 16, 2012.
- The artist of the monumental underground // Moscow Komsomolets
- Exhibition "Price of Freedom" Russian Academy of Arts , October 21, 2011