EXHIBITION ANTINOMIA / reality inside out / photographs /

March 1 at 19:00 in the gallery "Nagornaya" Association "Exhibition Halls of Moscow" will open a photo project dedicated to the disclosure of photography, as one of the modern artistic practices of research and reflection of virtuality.

The project presents abstraction as an antinomy, a contrast of reality. Intentions to convey virtuality - the inner essence of objects in two-dimensional space through abstraction - permeated all the art of the twentieth century. However, if in the visual arts abstraction exists as a subjective-emotional form of reflection of reality, it is often not directly connected with it and is largely subordinated to the psychology and imagination of a certain person - the artist himself, then abstraction in photography, due to the presence of a photo-process, is invariably part of reality, even as distracted as possible (Latin abstractio), abstracting from it and plunging the viewer into the stream of associations and images that are virtually forming in his mind.

The exposition presents the works of contemporary Russian photographers, members of the Creative Union of Russian Artists and the PORAH Experimental Creative Workshop - Alexandra Zagryazhskaya Ryabicheva, Victor Kalinin, Maxim Kireev, Andrei Kollerov, Roman Inkeles, Irina Chep, Daria Zhmyleva, Galina Kuznetsova, Konstantin Markov, Alexei Nag Natalia Povarova, Dmitry Rosenbaum, Sergey Savelyev, Elena Zakhtser, Alexander Moskvitin, Alexey Filonenko, Elena Smirnova, Serge Golovach, Alexander Eliseev, Olga Kazantseva, Sergey Karmeevym, Artem Korenyuk, Konstantin Khudyakov, David Roux, Lisa Échevannes.

The curator of the project is Maxim Kireev.

The round table "ANTINOMIA / REALITY INSIDE", as well as a master class by Serge Golovach "The possibilities of modern animation in artworks" will be held as part of the exhibition. Both events are addressed to both specialists and those who are interested in modern photography.

Exhibition "ANTINOMIA / Reality Inside Out"

Opening date: March 01 at 19.00 - admission is free

Date: March 2 - March 18, 2018

Opening hours: Tue – Sun 11: 00–20: 00

Cost: 100 r. (50 p. - discount ticket)