"Four Seasons in Russian Art" and "Jack of Diamonds": opening of the exhibitions
The four seasons in Russian art
This exhibition is designed as the annual exhibition of the collection. With it, the public can approach one of the main themes of literature, music and painting roller. But the paintings presented in this exhibition not only represent the four seasons succeed each other, but admirably express the stylistic variations, the wealth of motifs and individual visions that formed the artistic culture of Russia in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.
Jack of Diamonds
This exhibition will remain open until July 2016, will allow us to know in depth one of the most important artistic events of the early twentieth century Russia: the artists association "Jack of Diamonds", composed originally by artists whose work passion for European post-impressionism and Russian folk culture combined. In his first exhibition (1910), they participated Mikhail Larionov, Natalia Goncharova, Ilya Mashkov, Pyotr Konchalovsky, aristarkh lentulov and Róbert Falk. It made a deep impression on his contemporaries for his temerity. Over nearly a decade, members of the association and the Jack of Diamonds participants were changing exhibitions. Despite some disagreements, such exposures paraded in practically all of the Russian avant-garde artists: Kazimir Malevich, Vladimir Tatlin, Aleksandra Ekster, Olga Rozanova, Marc Chagall, etc.