12.12.2015 — 24.01.2016
An exhibition-reflection, a witty, large-scale canvas on how the artist spent 2015
26.09.2015 — 31.10.2015
“Who am I?” “Where am I?” – the exhibition in the very title begins with questions that are understandable to everyone and concern everyone. But it is hardly possible to find quick and obvious answers. It does not matter whether these issues to a single person or to a civilization as a whole.
29.11.2014 — 25.01.2015
My Kremlin is an installation assembled in a separate space. The miniature Kremlin was made on a 3D printer. It is surrounded by knitted rug walls from two to four meters high, called Sweater and Sweater 2. The exhibition also includes “snow” that falls around the Kremlin, a soundtrack that includes the peal of the…
29.11.2014 — 25.01.2015
The Painting Filters of Natasha Yudina The sensual feelings and impressions that we perceive from our surrounding environment don’t remain in the consciousness in their original form for long, they are quickly become “worn down.” The sensory memory is short-lived, it’s like a memory card for a camera, where the images build up in chaotic…
21.06.2014 — 03.08.2014
Part of the parallel program of the 4th Moscow International Biennial of Youth Art
05.04.2014 — 01.06.2014
Russian nature (here we are referring to the central belt of the European part of Russia, where Russian cultured formed) is modest, and not distinguished by any great dramatic qualities. There are no mountains, no seas, no grandiose waterfalls, no endless wastes. What do we see around us? Forests, fields, gently sloping hills that often…
22.09.2013 — 22.09.2013
Parallel Event of the 5th Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art. Curator: Maria Sigutina
01.04.2012 — 03.06.2012
In the Soviet era a carpet was a sign of wealth and affluence, a “must have” thing, a sought after luxury item that was in scarce supply, just as Yugoslavian wall cabinet or East German porcelain dinner service. For many our contemporaries this object of interior design still remains a symbol of comfortable life.
09.12.2012 — 13.01.2013
The name of this exhibition by Natalia Yudina, an artist from Tomsk, upholds the traditions of the Soviet and post-Soviet moral system. 18+ is a series of genre scenes – bedroom scenes in the literal meaning of the word. Canvases 180 х 140 cm in size borrow the names of erotic movies of the 1980s…
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