Olga Tobreluts. Emperor and Galilean (sketches, graphics).
Booklet. Co-organized with the State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia) and Oslo Contemporary Art Museum (Norway). …The fact that it was Olga Tobreluts who was offered by the Norwegian part to create a series of pictures dedicated to Ibsen’s jubilee may well be regarded casual. Continue reading →

Sergeyev Sergey. Shift (painting, graphics).
Co-organized with ARKA Gallery (Vladivostok). The exhibition took place at ARKA gallery

Ludmila Belova. Save As… (video installation, objects).
Catalogue. Co-organized with Anna Akhmatova Museum (Fontanny Dom). St. Petersburg. Russia. Digital archives seem to be the best way of preserving national heritage. International museum world has been obsessed with the idea of transferring museum exhibits into digital format lately. The original is too fragile and unreliable, while in the digital database it becomes virtually everlasting. Continue reading →

Alexandra Vertinskaya (Moscow). Venice (photography, graphics).
Curator- Nikolay Palazhchenko. When I recall a beautiful city, whether St. Petersburg, Paris or Venice, it is never classic postcards views that come to my mind. However splendid those Eiffel tower or Palace square are, I rather remember some quiet side street, unusual shop window or a tiny church. Continue reading →

Early Novikov (painting, graphics). Timur Novikov’s works of 80th.
Curator – Ekaterina Andreeva. Book: Timur Petrovich Novikov. Lectures. St. Petersburg: D137 Gallery, the New Academy of Fine Arts, 2003. Memory day for Timur Novikov, 23 May, and the celebration of the city’s tercentenary are symbolically close: for quarter of century, from 1978 to 2002, Timur was modeling the art history of Leningrad/St. Petersburg. Continue reading →

Mikhail Pavin (Vladivostok). The First Dimention (photography).
Booklet. Co-organized with ARKA gallery (Vladivostok)

Art Moscow’2003, the International Art Fair. Moscow. Russia.
Catalogue. Georgy Gurianov, Edward Lucie-Smith, Stanislav Makarov, Timur Novikov, Denis Yegelsky

Alexey Morozov (Moscow). Kraft Deco Classic (painting, sculpture).
Catalogue. Curator – Maria Savelieva

Georgy Gurianov. Painting. 
Booklet. Co-organized with XL gallery (Moscow). The exhibition took place at XL gallery Continue reading →

Denis Yegelsky. Russian Ballet (painting, graphics, gummiarabic print).
Booklet. Curator – Maria Savelieva. Denis Yegelsky’s Russian Ballet exhibition at Gallery D137 is a celebration of such stars of the Russian ballet as Natalia Makarova, Alla Sizova, Natalia Dudinskaya, Rudolf Nureyev and Konstantin Sergeyev. A professor of the New Academy of Fine Arts, Yegelsky addresses the photography of Mikhail Gershman, which captures the elegant plastics of famous ballet dancers in elegant images frozen forever in a moment in time. Continue reading →