St.Petersburg Arts Project (NY) cordially invites you to attend the opening reception for the exhibition of works by Yuri Shtapakov, Marina Koldobskaya, Svetlana Scherbinina, Vitaly Pushnitsky, Nikolai Rechetnyak, Elena Gubanova, Ivan Govorkov, Evgenia Konovalova, Ludmila Belova, Michail Krest and Cyland MediaLab
St Petersburg Odditorium
May 28th, 2010
6:00 -10:00 PM
FRANTS GALLERY SPACE (NY)
81 Wooster Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10012
Fear not, globalization has detoured the aorta of Arco; a fair that has long been heralded as one of the most premier international art events, and unlike most fairs today, is clearly known for it’s trusted diction towards exhibiting cultural boundaries,В true to where we (artists) call home. This coming together, which is held in Madrid, Spain, on the 17th – 21st of February,2010, is a commitment of over 200 galleries and 1000 artists, from around the world, all spotlighting the importance of cultural and personal identity, it’s preservation, through contemporary art, and it’s circulation.
17th – 21st
of February, 2010
FRANTS GALLERY SPACE (NY)
81 Wooster Street, 4th Floor
New York, NY 10012
Vladimir Kozin
at Frants Gallery Space (NY) RUBBERS, WIRE SUPREMATISM
at Frants Gallery Space (New York )
Opening: Friday, September 18 – 2009
Text from “Kommersant” on English and Russian. RTF 23kb
It seems like galoshes were called product в”number one” by the language of soviet official papers. They were dull and unpleasant, according to those days fashion, but now they became amusing and even stylish. In the same time it is a bit creepy thing, if you remember the unforgettable “Krasnyj Treugolnik” (“Red Triangle”) – a place of forced labour, called “chemistry”, where galoshes were produced. Rubber product “number two” was a condom ” an amusing, indecent and even secret, but very unpleasant thing, according to soviet way of thinking. Now it is banal, like a sugar candy. There are also enemas, pipettes, pacifiers, gas masks, police batons ” tools of salvation and suffering.
cordially invite you
to attend the opening reception
“Acqua vita. Short trip”
Jane Greer, NY, photography.
Ljudmila Belova (Saint-Petersburg), video, photography
Opening: August 25, 2009 7:00 -10:00 pm.
Rubinshteina str., 23-39
Saint-Petersburg, Russia
Tel: 764 83 37
“Acqua vita. Short trip”
This project consists of photos by New York artist Jane Greer, shot in Varanasi (India), documenting the ritual of committing ash to the water, and also videos and photos by St. Petersburg artist Liudmila Belova, shot in Venice, during the recent Biennale of contemporary art.
Frants Gallery SPb St. Petersburg Arts Project (NY), Russian National Center for Contemporary Art SPb, CYLAND MediaArtLab (RU) present the project of the Second International Cyber Art Festival in Russia
CYBERFEST-2008
at Frants Gallery Space SPb
robot animals by Zlata Ponirovskaya @anna frants gallery
