A new exhibition of the project "Light and Color" has opened in Saransk Automatic translate

SARANSK. Visitors entering the museum on June 1. Erzi, met a musical composition well familiar to all Russians, reminiscent of France. To the tune “Under the Sky of Paris”, the museum guests went to the opening exhibition “Light and Color”. His work was represented by Jean-Louis Bonamy, a French artist, showing his work to Russian connoisseurs of painting for the second time.

He successfully represented his work in Moscow, at the metropolitan University. A. Kosygin, where in 2014 an exhibition of Jean-Louis Bonami was held. The French artist participated in numerous exhibitions in Paris, his works participated in art salons of international level, were presented at prestigious auctions.

Jean-Louis Bonami brought to Saransk 48 works written over the past decade. On his canvases, French and Scandinavian themes resonate with Russian motifs. The artist presented his impressions of Russia in the canvases “The Kremlin” and “Rostov the Great”, as well as in paintings with everyday village plots.

At the opening of the exhibition, the artist was welcomed by Lyudmila Kolchanova-Narbekova, director of the MRMI. She spoke about the importance of the project “Light and Color”, within the framework of which Mordovian art lovers have already managed to get acquainted with the work of artists from China, Finland, Italy. Now they got the opportunity to see the bright and colorful works of a remarkable French painter.

Anatoly Chushkin, Minister of Culture of the Republic of Mordovia, also attended the exhibition. He presented the French artist with the medal "For Interethnic Consent." In response, Jean-Louis Bonami expressed his gratitude for the attention shown to his work, and also invited artists from Mordovia to France for an internship.

The exhibition is open until June 20.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru