"Babylon" - an exhibition of contemporary art, held in the Moscow Palace of Youth in 1990, Marat Gelman .
| Babylon | |
|---|---|
 Vasily Ryabchenko . "Susanna and the Elders", 1989 | |
| Location | Moscow Youth Palace |
| Time spending | 1990 |
| Curator | Marat Gelman |
Content
History
The Babylon exhibition was held by the beginning curator Marat Gelman at the Moscow Palace of Youth in 1990 [1] . The Babylon exhibition played a significant role in consolidating the phenomenon known as the South Russian Wave [1] .
Exhibitors
The list of participants is given according to the site [2]
- Basanets Andrei [3]
- Bakhchevan Valentine
- Gnilitsky Alexander
- Golosiy Oleg
- Lykov Sergey
- Medvedev Andrey
- Nekrasova Elena
- Nikolaev Victor
- Panich Sergey
- Reunov Konstantin
- Roitburd Alexander
- Ryabchenko Vasily
- Syrbu Andrey
- Tistol Oleg
- Trubina Valeria
- Khorovsky Yuri
- Khrushch Valentin
Quotes
- “In principle, all Ukrainian artists understood that they needed to exhibit in Moscow, and the first attempt was made by Konstantin Rajewski. He pierced the idea of the Ukrainian exhibition through Bazhanov , but it was “stuck”. And then Marat came up with a similar idea and offered to take part in his entire “team”: Gnilitsky , Golosiyu , his wife Lera Trubina. Lera was our muse and favorite ... There were other Kievans - Tistol , Reunov , Yana Bystrov, Keresty, Panich. There were several inhabitants of Odessa: Ryabchenko , Lykov, Nekrasov. The exhibition Babylon predetermined the contours of the Gelman Gallery, although it did not have an immediate positive reaction ” [4] - Alexander Roitburd , 2007 .
Sources
- ↑ 1 2 Sydor-Gibelinda O. The South Russian Wave // Alternative Culture: Encyclopedia. - Ekaterinburg: Ultra. Culture, 2005. - 240 p. - ISBN 5-9681-0028-1 .
- ↑ Guelman.Ru - Cultural Alliance. Project Marat Gelman . www.guelman.ru. The appeal date is July 4, 2018.
- ↑ Pogodina V. Andrey Basanets writes with his fingers // Kommersant. - 1993. - 20 Feb.
- ↑ Roitburd A. Gelman and his gallery // On the 15th anniversary of the M. Gelman Gallery: Catalog. - Moscow: GIF, 2007. - P. 27. - ISBN 5-9237-0026-3 .