ZAGREB ZAGREB, Aug 28 (Hina) - Large Russian and Chinese art exhibitions will be staged in Zagreb in September and October. An exhibition of contemporary Chinese art will be officially opened at the Chinese Pavilion at the Zagreb Fair
on September 30, while an exhibition of Russian avantgarde from 1910 to 1930 will be opened at the Klovicevi Dvori gallery on October 3.
ZAGREB, Aug 28 (Hina) - Large Russian and Chinese art exhibitions
will be staged in Zagreb in September and October. An exhibition of
contemporary Chinese art will be officially opened at the Chinese
Pavilion at the Zagreb Fair on September 30, while an exhibition of
Russian avantgarde from 1910 to 1930 will be opened at the Klovicevi
Dvori gallery on October 3. #L#
The Russian avantgarde, from architects to painters and graphic
artists and designers, will be presented at the exhibition
"Prophets of Space", which will offer a documentary insight into an
era when ideas emerged of how various fields of life should look
like.
The exhibition, organised by Moscow's Museum of History, will
present works by Mikhail Larionov, Natalia Gonchareva, Kasimir
Malevich, Vladimir Mayakovsky, Vassily Kandisky, Pero
Konchalovsky, Robert Faljak, and Olga Rozanova.
The value of the exhibition is estimated at about US$22 million and
Zagreb's City Council will invest around US150,000 in it.
In a reciprocal visit Zagreb will organise a retrospective by
Croatia's painter Edo Murtic at a Moscow gallery.
The exhibition of works of about forty Chinese artists will be
opened on September 16 in Pavilion 19 of the Zagreb Fair, after
which it will move to the Chinese Pavilion for its official opening
on the Republic of China Day (September 30). The exhibition will be
staged at the fair because China is Croatia's partner country at
this year's Zagreb Autumn Fair.
The exhibition will include works by classic painters and
sculptors, installations, and video and Internet art.
The exhibition, organised by the Museum of Modern Art, has been
initiated by Ante Soric, the author of exhibitions in the 1980's
such as "Ancient Chinese Art" and "The Silk Road".
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