The exhibition "Wanderers. XXI Century" arrived at the Khabarovsk Art Museum from St. Petersburg

KHABAROVSK. Until July 26, you can get acquainted with the exhibition “Wanderers. XXI Century ”, arrived in Khabarovsk from St. Petersburg. The exhibition exposition was created by the Art Association “Partnership of Traveling Art Exhibitions” created in 2005.

The main goal of the association is the revival, preservation and development of traditions inherent in Russian art. The association constantly brings exhibitions to various cities of Russia and abroad. Over the past decades, the expositions created by the association have been presented in many countries of Europe. They visited Germany, the Czech Republic, Poland and Finland.

The exposition presented to residents of Khabarovsk became the 57th. It has collected more than fifty works of art made in different genres. Their authors live in Russian cities located both in the center of Russia and in its distant regions - from the capital to the Far East.

Residents of Khabarovsk will be pleased to see the work of their fellow countrymen within the walls of the art museum - the exhibition also includes works by Khabarovsk artists, Alexei Avdeev and Alexander Lepetukhin. In total, within the framework of the exhibition, viewers will get acquainted with the work of 27 authors.

Most of the works on display are works made in the traditions of Russian realism. The subjects of work are various. Among them are picturesque paintings by Vasily Bratanyuk dedicated to the art of ballet, female images created by Natalia Vishnyakova, and views of the cities of the East painted by Gennady Tibushkin.

A special place is occupied by the works of artists Yuri Belozersky and Konstantin Troitsky, innovative masters, whose works are filled with optical effects that make it possible to experiment with space.

Ludmila Trautmane © Gallerix.ru