Art project "Pioneers" by Irina Volgareva at the "Tea Factory" Automatic translate

The art project “Pioneers” is nostalgia for the distant and the forgotten. People on postcards, always joyful, as if they have complete confidence that they live in a better time, at the time of universal joy and prosperity. Carved from postcards, figurines of children, the pioneer camps and multi-colored packages, as a symbol of the new time, swallowed them up and made ghostly - all this evokes reminders of that era. The touching images of boys and girls that the whole country remembered are just that and it seems that looking at them, we still hear laughter.

The author first presents his work in Odessa. Being a Russian artist, currently lives in the city of Kharkov (Ukraine).

Irina Volgareva, a new generation artist who has neither relation nor connection to the reality of Soviet ideology. The question arises, what prompts the author to turn to "Soviet mythology"? Today in the post-Soviet space, from year to year, more and more contemporary art projects are exploring the cultural codes of “Soviet mythogenesis”.

In my opinion (Vaclav Yutash-Zyuzin), as a curator, perhaps in our society the need arose to abandon vestiges of the “scoop” mentality or is

the development of the artistic language of modern art addressed to the older generation? I propose finding my answer to art critics and the audience, because the place in this "dialogue" remains vacant.

Opening of the exhibition on June 01, 2013, at 17.00. The exhibition runs from June 1 to June 30, 2013.

Experimental Center for Contemporary Art “Tea Factory”, 21/1 Karantinnaya Street, Odessa. Ukraine.

Curriculum Vitae:

Prizewinner of the All-Russian photo contest “Europe through the eyes of young Russians” (2nd place).

In 2012 she became a member of UPHA (http://www.upha.info/)

Personal exhibition:

2009 - “Du-hu and other pictures” in the framework of the project “Open Gallery” Perm, Russia.

Collective exhibitions:

2011 - "Perm Art_Position" at the festival "Living Perm" with the project "Ukraine-mother" Perm, Russia.

2010 - “Perm Art_Position” at the festival “Living Perm” with the project “M”, Perm, Russia.

2009 - “Perm Art Position” at the festival “Living Perm” Perm, Russia.

2009 - Project "Kefir", Kharkov, Ukraine.

2008 - Perm Art Position Perm, Russia.

Publications:

- Self Contained, curated by Christopher H Paquette (2012)

- The book "My Own Wilderness", curated by Christopher H Paquette (2011)

Experimental Center for Contemporary Art "Tea Factory"
Quarantine street 21/1, Odessa.