Andrey Leonidovich Khlobystin ( January 29, 1961 , Leningrad ) - Russian artist and art historian .
| Andrey Khlobystin | |
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| Andrei Leonidovich Khlobystin | |
| Date of Birth | January 29, 1961 (58 years) |
| Place of Birth | Leningrad |
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| Genre | Art critic painter |
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One of the first art historians involved in independent art. Author of numerous works on the history of art, organizer of many conferences and exhibitions of contemporary art. Since 1987, he has been exhibiting as a member of the New Artists group. Member of the " LF / HF ", "Friends of Mayakovsky Club", academic secretary of the "New Academy of Fine Arts." Participated in more than 100 exhibitions around the world. He worked in the Central Exhibition Hall "Manege" , head of the Palaces of the Lower Park in Peterhof , a librarian in the Hermitage , taught art history at the University. Herzen Since 1993 - publisher of the magazine “Art Will”, newspapers “Susanin 2003” and “Genius”. Director of the library of independent art in the partnership "Free Culture".
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Biography
From childhood he illustrated books on the archeology of his parents and participated in expeditions from Central Asia to the Polar region ; worked in the drawing circle at the Vyborg Palace of Pioneers. In 1977 he graduated from art school number 1 of the Dzerzhinsky district . In 1983 he defended his diploma at the Department of Art History of the Faculty of History of the Leningrad State University. A. A. Zhdanova (teachers - N. N. Kalitina , I. D. Chechot , V. A. Bulkin , etc.). In 1985 - one of the founders of the "Leningrad Club of Art Critics" - the first independent professional organization engaged in modern art. The first art historian who collaborated with the Leningrad youth underground of the 1980s.
He was an active participant in the rave movement , born on Fontanka, 145, in the Planetarium and the Tunnel Club. Since 1989, he traveled a lot, lived and worked in Paris , New York , Mexico City , Berlin , Vienna and met with many leading figures of modern art and popular culture: John Cage , Nam June Paik , Donald Judd , etc. [1] He conducted the program "New Composers" on the first techno-radio station "Record".
In 2000, he opened the Petersburg Archive and Library of Independent Art (PAIBNI) at the Pushkinskaya-10 Art Center, where he held over fifty exhibitions on the history of modern Leningrad / St. Petersburg culture. In 2008, together I. Pomerantseva organized the Petersburg Video Archive (PVA). Author of numerous works on contemporary culture and art. Published in the samizdat magazines of the 1980s, "Watch", " Mitin Journal " and the periodicals " Art ", "ARTchronika", "DI", "Comments", "Steps", "NoMI", " Cabinet ", "Interior + Design " Kommersant ", " Vedomosti ", " Poster ", "Taleon", "New Observation", " Art Journal ", "Russian Telegraph", " Country Life ", "Framework", "NEWS", etc. In 2017 published the book "Schizo-Revolution. Sketches of St. Petersburg culture of the second half of the twentieth century " [2] .
Creativity
Since 1988, he participated in exhibitions of the New Artists group and worked in the LF / HF squat. Since 1995 - Scientific Secretary of the New Academy of Fine Arts Timur Novikov . Together with him in 1996 the exhibition "Nudity and Modernism" began a "war" with Moscow art, which has since become a "common place" of artistic life. Together with Novikov, he held many exhibitions, actions, issued a number of manifestos, art publications and created a number of organizations: Art Will (1997), Institute of the History of Modern Art (1999), Museum of Modern Art at NAII (2002). Took part in more than 200 exhibitions and festivals. As an artist, he received grants from the Pollok-Krasner Foundation (New York, 1989), the Soros Foundation (St. Petersburg, 1993), the Philip Morris Kunstforderung (Berlin, 1996), Kultur Kontakt (Vienna, 1998). In 1994, he was a finalist for the Ars Fennica competition. Works are in the collections of the State Russian Museum , the Central Museum of Communications. A.S. Popov , State Tretyakov Gallery , National Center for Contemporary Art (Moscow), Zimmerli Art Museum (USA), Museum of Nonconformist Art , private collections in Russia, France, USA, Mexico, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, etc.
Featured Works
• "Choi", 85x54 cm., 1988, oil on canvas
• "Ugly Beauty" (2058) ", 140x90 cm, 2013, canvas / mixed media
• "Artistic Will", 140x100 cm., 2010, canvas / mixed media
Solo exhibitions (optional)
1991 - "At Home" - The Clocktower Gallery, PS1 Museum, ICA, New York
1993 - “Microbiology” - Borey Gallery, St. Petersburg
1993 - "Angles" - the club "Tunnel", St. Petersburg
1994 - “Conservation” - Gallery 21, St. Petersburg
1994 - “Kitchen” - Gallery Navicula artis , Nicholas Palace , St. Petersburg
1995 - "Corners of Existence" - NCCA , Moscow
1995 - “Pornography / Borderline” - Gallery 21, St. Petersburg
1996 - “L'Art (pas) pur L'Art” - Gallery Le Faubourg, Strasbourg
1996 - “Great Lovers” - Russian Field Gallery, Berlin
1997 - “Die Verborgene Kunst” - Kunstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin
1997 - “Archaeology of miracle” // “Kabinet” - Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
1998 - “Narzissismus und Zen Dandyism” - Christine Konig and Franziska Lettner Gallery, Vienna
1999 - “Disorders” - Navicula artis Gallery, St. Petersburg
2000 - “New Flag for Russia” - project “New Moscow”, IFA Institute Gallery, Berlin
2000 - “Tachanka” - Cyber Femin Club, St. Petersburg
2001 - “Retrospective of Drawings” - Gallery 103, St. Petersburg
2002 - “Bore, Twist!” - Borey Gallery, St. Petersburg
2003 - “The Tower of Babel” - Peter and Paul Fortress , Pro Arte Institute, St. Petersburg
2004 - “Journey of the Scythian leader” - the club “Par”, St. Petersburg
2007 - “Zen Dandyism” - D-137 Gallery, St. Petersburg
2008 - St. Petersburg Map // Raw, Cooked, Packed - Windows Gallery, Kiasma Museum , Helsinki
2010 - “Susanin Media Tour” - Kremlin Gallery, St. Petersburg
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Notes
- ↑ Andrey Khlobystin | Art community | Artguide (Not available link) . The appeal date is April 4, 2014. Archived April 7, 2014.
- ↑ Stanislav Secrets . Disco of the 80s // St. Petersburg Gazette . - 2018. - May 28th.