LOOK AT THE WORLD: AFRICA AND ASIA. CONTINUED Automatic translate

Two exhibitions, dedicated to the beauty and uniqueness of African and Asian countries, British and American photographers and artists, were extended until March 28 (inclusive) in the Exposed art center (31G Shabolovka St.). The project was organized with the support of the magazine "Around the World". Free admission.

The double exhibition “Window to Africa” and “Fragments of Asia” began on November 13, 2014. The exhibitions were supposed to last until February 8, but due to the great interest shown in the exhibition and the constantly increasing number of visitors, it was decided to extend it work.

Part of the exhibition, “Window to Africa,” presents unusual photographs of John Kenny, telling about the proud and strong people living in the harsh conditions of the African continent. John’s work has been featured at many international fairs, in newspapers and magazines, and at Sotheby’s in New York.

In parallel, the exhibition "Fragments of Asia" demonstrates a number of artistic photographs, paintings and furniture that convey the beauty and tranquility of the world’s most energetic continent. Here are exhibited the work of local artisans, as well as British and American photographers and artists, telling about different Asian countries: Burma, Indonesia, Vietnam, India. Among the authors: James Sparshat, Rachel Dalzell, Monica Denevan.

Exposed founder Ken Climie said: “Africa and Asia were not chosen as themes for our two exhibitions. The countries of these parts of the world are charged with special energy and heat. I really like traveling and bringing art objects from different countries. And I like to share with the audience what they have not yet seen. ”

Visitors reviews:

• “Thank you so much! I arrived from St. Petersburg for one day, your exhibition was among the first places you wanted to go, and you were not mistaken! Amazing work! ”

• “It’s nice to get in touch with another culture, with art, and especially - see professional shooting!”

• “John Kenny’s photographs are very deep and tragic”

• “The exhibition was struck by taste, emotionality, nothing more. Each exhibit makes you stop. ”

• “Amazing! I want to consider every detail! ”

• “A very good selection of photographs in a pleasant setting of the modern design of the room”

At the same time, on the ground floor of the art center, a special project of the photographer Olga Konovalova and the Exposed Creative Group team is presented - the Greek Dreams photo story, inspired by the ancient culture of Ancient Greece. The interweaving of Greek myths and the beauty of the human body gave rise to an unusual series of photographs made in the style of art ryu.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Exposed | A Space for Art is a new artistic and cultural concept in the center of Moscow. Exposed is a two-story exhibition space on Shabolovka with an area of ​​600 sq.m. - A kind of combination of an art gallery, a salon selling art objects and a platform for lectures, discussions, presentations, concerts, press events and business meetings. Also, the space of the art center includes its own photo studio. In addition, there is a store for decor items, albums and books on art, fashion and architecture.

Address: st. Shabolovka 31

Opening hours:

tue - Fri 11.00 - 20.00
Sat 12.00 - 19.00

Free admission

Official site: www.exposed.ru