“Russian Palette” in Paris 2013
ANNUAL MEETING WITH RUSSIAN ART IN PARIS “RUSSIAN PALETTE”.
From May 15 to 31, 2013 in 12 galleries in Paris, there will be art exhibitions representing Russian art in a variety of genres and styles – for the first time within the framework of the project “Russian Palette”, which promises to become an annual event thanks to the support of the Mayor of Paris, Mayor of the 8th arrondissement, the Russian Center of science and culture, as well as the monthly addition of Le Figaro Russia La Russie d’Aujourd’hui – an international project carried out since 2007 by the official daily newspaper of the Russian government, “Rossiyskaya Gazeta”. The Parisian gallery, regularly exhibiting Russian artists, offers a thematic route, which opens a wide panorama of art by contemporary Russian artists and artists of the XX century. Each gallery has its own concept, and thanks to this the palette of works is very rich: from figurative to abstract art, from sculpture and photography to installations.
From May 15 to 18, the participating galleries exhibited selected works from announced exhibitions at the Russian Center of Science and Culture in Paris.
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The Russian Center of Science and Culture. 61 Rue Boissière, Paris
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Director of the Russian Center of Science and Culture Igor Shpynov opened the vernissage.
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Lada Skachkova, the gallery “Russkiy Mir”; Max Laniado, Director of the gallery “Visio Dell’Arte”; Vladimir Kara, artist; Francine Szapiro, Director of the gallery “Saphir”; Paquita Escofet Miro, art collector; Serge Korzhakovsky, art critic (from left to right).
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Francine Szapiro, Director of the gallery “Saphir”.
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Zurab Tsereteli, President of the Russian Academy of Arts.
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The glance. Eléonore Chalmin, (Auction House Daguerre Drouot) in front of the picture by artist Konstantin Sutyagin.
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Max Laniado, Director of the gallery “Visio Dell’Arte”
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Lada Skachkova, gallerist and Vladimir Kara, artist.
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Age of the digital revolution…
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Photo essay by photographer Vladimir Bazan.
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