Last week, the exhibition and sale of works by young artists “Autumn Salon with Belgazprombank” ended. For the most expensive work (this year it turned out to be a photograph), the author asked for 77 thousand rubles - that’s more than 35 thousand dollars. In second place in cost is the installation for 62 thousand rubles, and in third place is an oil painting called “Life”, which cost 42 thousand rubles. The most budget works were sold for 195 rubles. Out of five hundred extra work 56 works were sold this year. The most expensive of the works sold is a painting by Ales Bogdanov. It cost the buyer more than 6,000 rubles.
This year, 176 authors were presented, says curator of the bank art collection Alexander Zimenko . - The posted works cost about a million dollars. Compared to last year, we managed to increase sales volume.
“Komsomolskaya Pravda” walked through Minsk galleries, looked at websites, found out how much you can buy paintings by Belarusian artists and how Minsk residents choose works of art.
We cannot talk about trends, saying that today avant-garde, genre works or landscapes are sold. No, that’s not so, they talk about the preferences of buyers in the “Predmestie” gallery in the “U Troitsky” house. The first criterion that is followed when choosing a painting is whether it fits into the interior. Well, or just that you liked it, as we say, His Majesty’s case.
Paintings by a homeless Gomel artist can be bought online
There is no single website in Belarus where artists could exhibit their paintings and buyers could get acquainted with their works. The most numerous in terms of the number of works is perhaps bel-art.by. Here are the works of authors from the Belarusian Union of Artists. You can see them live in the gallery on Karl Marx, 4. There are paintings here for any choice: realism and abstraction, watercolor and original printed graphics, batik and tapestry, sculpture and ceramics. City landscapes, views of Belarusian nature, still lifes, surreal compositions... In addition modern painting and graphics, works by classics of Belarusian art of the mid-twentieth century are sold. The gallery says that new works appear here every week. Most of the paintings from the new arrival can be bought for less than 3,000 rubles. Perhaps one of the most budget-friendly are paintings by Ekaterina Sumareva - “Fish of the Emperor Tan” or “Nalivka” for 91 rubles and “Reflection” or “Lake” for 144 rubles. Some of the most expensive are works by the famous Belarusian artist Alexander Kishchenko. The 1966 painting “Sisters” costs 5,100 rubles, and the 1962 “Reflection” costs 6,900 rubles.
One of the few platforms on the Internet where you can not only view, but also buy works is artclub.by. On the website you can see how the painting looks in the interior and order what you like. The only negative is that only 12 authors are represented on the site - about 120 works. Cost - from 130 to 5600 rubles. Works by homeless Gomel artist Valery Lyashkevich are also sold here. The cheapest of his works can be bought for 210 rubles, and the most expensive for 2,600.
And I don’t need 100 masterpieces, I need to do at least one work that would record history, moral problems, and would help at least someone to understand these problems. It’s no longer in vain that I live if I did such work,” the Gomel artist is quoted as saying on the website.
A painting by Alexander Kishchenko is on sale for almost 17 thousand rubles
The Mastatstva gallery, located on Independence Avenue, 12, sells paintings by classics of the 20th century and contemporaries. Among famous names-Leonid Shchemelev (the gallery in the Upper Town is named after him) and Alexander Kishchenko. By the way, Kishchenko’s works are some of the most expensive here. The cost of most of them starts from 10,000 rubles. The most budget painting by author famous artist- “Portrait of A. Obodovsky”, - 6689 rubles. For the most expensive one - “Portrait of the ballerina I. Kolpakova” you will have to pay 16,724 rubles. Graphics can be purchased from 117 to 858 rubles. The most expensive will be “Night and Day” by Maria Bonet. You can also choose a sculpture here. These are compositions made of bronze, stone, wood and other materials, three-dimensional ceramic objects and panels. The gallery is confident that the sculpture will succinctly be included in any interior of an apartment or office. The cheapest sculpture will cost 160 rubles - this is the bronze-marble “Toad” by Pavel Leonov, but for the work of Oleg Varvasheni they ask for up to more than 10 thousand rubles.
You can also choose a painting by a Belarusian artist - unexpectedly - in the Dana Mall shopping center. Not long ago, a gallery-salon “Art Chaos” opened here. Several dozen works hang in the bright room; many more are available, but not hung. Therefore, it is better to come here if you clearly know what kind of work you want to buy. Of the famous names, works by Anna Silivonchik, Boris and Ivan Semiletov, and Valery Shkarubo are presented here. The most expensive work famous sculptor Alexandra Shappo - about 14 thousand rubles. And of the paintings, you will have to pay the most for “Still Life with Peacock” by Nikolai Bushchik and “Autumn Water” by Valery Shkarubo - both one and the second works cost more than 7,000 rubles. True, neither one nor the other painting is presented on the sales floor. The most expensive painting that you can look at in person, “Fortune telling” by Tatyana Grinevich, costs more than 5 thousand rubles.
Dozens of authors are represented in the gallery contemporary art"Ў". There are constantly changing exhibitions here. Now, for example, you can see the works of Mikhail Gulin, but they are not for sale. You can buy, for example, photographs of one of the winners of the Autumn Salon, Alexander Veledimovich - one photograph sells for 92 rubles.
Jan Damel Belarusian-Polish Lithuanian artist of the early 19th century. Representative of classicism. He began mastering painting in 1799 at Vilna University with Francis Smuglevich and Jan Rustem. After completing several courses and passing exams, he received a master's degree in liberal arts and later became a gymnasium teacher. In 1809 he became a master of painting and vice professor.
Jan Damel wrote mainly on historical topics: “The Death of the Master of the Crusaders Ulrich von Jungingen in the Battle of Grunwald”, “The Death of Prince Poniatowski”, “Paul I frees Kosciuszko from captivity”, “The defeated troops of Napoleon in Vilna”, “The crossing of the French across the Berezina” and others. His works on religious themes (“Entombment”, “Christ and the Samaritan Woman”), portraits of Prince D. Radziwill, Counts Joachim Khreptovich, landscapes of Minsk and its environs (“Water Mill”, “Trees under Water”) are known. , drawings and sketches on themes of everyday life of the peoples of Siberia. In addition, Damel, like many artists of that time, paid tribute to landscape drawing. The artist’s work was formed under the influence of classicism, but in a number of his works one can feel the desire for a romantic depiction of reality. Damel's portraits have a subtle psychological characteristic.
Vankovich Valentiy-Wilhelm Belarusian painter, representative of romanticism. Born into a moderately prosperous noble (gentry) family of judge Melchior Vankovich and Scholastica Gorecka, sister of the famous Polish poet Antoni Gorecki. He studied at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts (since 1824). Creativity is associated with artistic life Belarus and Russia
Creativity Vankovich's first teacher in painting was the future general of the Jesuit Order, Gabriel Gruber, a miniaturist. A native of Vienna, he painted extensively for the Polish king Stanislaus Augustus. Young Vankovich, in his free time from studying, read old books collected in the Jesuit library and copied paintings located in the monastery. By the time he finished sixth grade, he already knew how to paint miniatures and portraits in oil, improving his drawing and color. In St. Petersburg he is gaining increasing recognition. After four years of painstaking study, he returns to Vilnius University with a gold medal. After 1830, painting miniatures ceased to interest the artist; he was now only interested in historical topics, and only in this direction he wanted to work. However, the influence of Andrzej Towianski’s science also reached his estate in Slepyanka. At first, his old enthusiasm was still alive. Vankovich was an ambitious man, but his successes in Vilna and St. Petersburg did not continue. However, the forty-year-old artist’s thirst for new success was awakened again. He left his home and country, and went to Paris, where he again became close to Adam Mickiewicz.
Napoleon Orda Belarusian and Polish writer and composer, musician, artist, sculptor, teacher. Since 1833, while living in Paris, he took drawing lessons in the studio of F. Gerard. I travel through the countries of Europe and North Africa, making a lot of sketches of landscapes, mainly urban views. In Belarus he is known for his album of views of the provinces of Grodno, Minsk, Kyiv, etc., the material for which he collected during his travels.
Napoleon Horde and Ukraine 177 works by the artist have survived to this day, depicting architectural landscapes Ukraine. His drawings were used during the preparation of restoration projects for the following objects: Fortress in Kamenets-Podilskyi Podgoretsky Castle
Ostrog Castle And also such architectural monuments as: · St. Andrew's Church in Kyiv, · Church of John the Baptist in Bila Tserkva, · Dubensky Castle, · Letichevsky Castle.
Napoleon Horde and Belarus Among the Belarusian works of the Horde: “Volozhin Palace”, “Geranensky Castle”, “Dyatlovskaya Estate”, “Zakozelskaya Estate”, “Logoisk Park”, “Ruzhansky Palace”, “Skokovsky Palace”, “Minsk. Cathedral Square”, “Svisloch”, “Grodno”, “Osveya”, “Krevsky Castle”, “Novogrudok” (1850-1870s). Based on his drawings and watercolors in 1873-1883, lithographs (260 graphic sheets in 8 series) were created (artist A. Misurovich) and published in Warsaw. Interesting. Every Belarusian can see the work of Napoleon Horde “Nesvizh Castle of the Radziwills” on the banknote of 100,000 Belarusian rubles. Interesting. Each drawing of the Horde has a small detail - people are depicted casually, as if by accident.
Khrutsky Ivan Fomich Belarusian artist, painter, nobleman of the Leliv coat of arms. Known for his still lifes and group portraits. Born on January 27, 1810 in the family of a Greek Catholic priest, nobleman Tomasz Hrutsky. Khrutsky received his secondary art education in Polotsk higher school. In 1827 he came to St. Petersburg. Here, until 1829, he took lessons from the English painter J. Doe and at the same time studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts. Copied in the Hermitage. In 1830, Khrutsky entered the Academy of Arts. There he studied with such masters as A. G. Varnek, F. A. Bruni.
Creativity Ivan Fomich Khrutsky is known as an artist who worked in line with the Russian academic school. He entered the history of art with his still lifes. The artist's first dated sketches - "Still Life with a Vase" and "Still Life with a Bird" - date back to 1832. The main direction of Khrutsky’s creativity during this period was work on the still life “Still Life with a Vase” (1832) “Still Life with a Bird” (1832)
On September 24, 1839, I. F. Khrutsky “for excellent work in portraiture, landscape, and especially in the painting of fruits and vegetables” was awarded the title of academician of painting. From this time on, Khrutsky stopped painting spectacular still lifes. The painting “An Old Woman Knitting a Stocking” (1838) brings him closer to artists who did not have an academic education, for example, with A. G. Venetsianov and especially V. A. Tropipin. In 1838, for this work, as well as for the still life “Flowers and Fruits,” Ivan Khrutsky was awarded the small gold medal “An Old Woman Knitting a Stocking” (1838). Another line of the artist’s creativity at this time was represented by the depiction of interiors - a kind of “in rooms” genre : “In the Room” (1854) and others.
When the conversation turns to famous Belarusian artists, it rarely moves beyond a couple of names. And not because there weren’t more talented artists in our country, we just don’t talk so much about Belarusian art. Internationally recognized creators stay on top of the trends, while the leaders of national art remain in the shadows. I decided to correct this oversight and talk about wonderful Belarusian artists that are worth knowing about.
Ivan Khrutsky(1810-1885) - known for his still lifes and group portraits, he worked in line with the Russian academic school. Born in the Vitebsk region in the family of a Greek Catholic priest. He received his secondary art education in Polotsk. At the age of 17, he moved to St. Petersburg, where he took lessons from the English painter George Dow, while simultaneously studying at the Imperial Academy of Arts.
The artist’s most famous painting is “Portrait of an Unknown Woman with Flowers and Fruits” (1838), a fragment of which is depicted on the 1000 ruble banknote of 2000
After the death of his father, Khrutsky was forced to leave the cultural capital, because his mother and five younger brothers and sisters were left without their main support. The artist takes the boys to St. Petersburg, where he continues to work hard, earning a living by painting portraits. And then he returns to his native place and buys land near Polotsk, where he builds a house and plants a garden according to his own design. If you look at further events in the life of the painter, we can conclude that many secrets of his biography were never revealed.
Ivan Khrutsky. "Portrait of a Boy with a Straw Hat" Leon Bakst(1866-1924) - artist, set designer, illustrator and designer, one of the trendsetters of the European fashion for exoticism, member of the famous World of Art association. At one time it created a real sensation in France. And he was born in Grodno, in an Orthodox Jewish family. After graduating from high school, he went to St. Petersburg and was a volunteer student at the Academy of Arts. In his free time, he earned money by creating book illustrations. Then a whole string of events awaited Bakst: art exhibitions, life in Paris, communication with like-minded people, teaching painting to the children of Grand Duke Vladimir, marriage with the daughter of the founder of the famous Tretyakov Gallery and the associated adoption of another faith, divorce and return to Judaism...
Leon Bakst. "Ancient Horror" (1908). One of the most famous paintings artist Since 1910, Bakst has lived in Paris, where he reveals his talent in creating theatrical scenery.
Sketch for Sergei Diaghilev’s ballet “Scheherazade” (1910) 
Costume design for the Firebird for the ballet “The Firebird” (1922). One of the few works of the artist returned to his homeland, Belarus
Yazep Drozdovich(1888-1954) - one of the most unusual Belarusian masters of the twentieth century. Born into a poor noble family on the Punki farm in the Glubokoe region. He studied at the Vilna Drawing School with professor of painting Ivan Trutnev. He served in the army, worked as an art teacher in the capital's girls' gymnasium, and as an illustrator actively collaborated with magazines and newspapers. Wrote carpets, collected folk songs and processed the vocabulary of the folk language for dictionaries. He published a popular book on astronomy, “Sky Runs,” and wrote a graphic series of paintings on a space theme.
Yazep Drozdovich “Saturnian Landscape” (1931) The above facts give the right to assert that Yazep Drozdovich was a comprehensively developed personality. These days he is compared to Konstantin Tsiolkovsky, Mikalojus Ciurlionis and even Leonardo da Vinci. However, the artist’s unusual and multifaceted talent was not understood by his contemporaries. He died at the age of 65 in extreme poverty.
Witold Byalynitsky-Birulya(1872-1957) - landscape painter of the late 19th - first half of the 20th century, representative of the lyrical movement. A native of the Mogilev region. Born into the family of a small tenant. The boy's father worked for the Dnieper Shipping Company and often took him sailing along the Dnieper, Pripyat and Sozh. Byalynitsky-Birulya studied first at the Kiev Cadet Corps, and then moved to the Kyiv Drawing School. Later he entered the Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. In Moscow, he met Isaac Levitan and worked in his workshop. Under the influence of teachers, I became interested in landscapes.
Witold Byalynitsky-Birulya. "Winter Dream" (1911) The artist gradually gained popularity, demonstrating his paintings at various exhibitions, receiving high titles and awards. The master spent most of his life in a small estate in the Tver province called “Chaika”, which he rebuilt himself. The Belarusian writer Viktor Karamazov wrote the story “Roofs on the Earth and in the Sky”, dedicated to life and creative path painter.
Witold Byalynitsky-Birulya. " Early spring"(1913) Vitaly Tsvirko(1913-1993) - Belarusian painter and teacher, laureate of the State Prize of the BSSR. Born in the Gomel region in a family of rural teachers. The future artist’s father greatly contributed to the formation of his son’s artistic taste: the walls of the Tsvirko family’s house were hung with reproductions of works by such Russian artists as Vasily Perov, Ilya Repin, Ivan Kramskoy. When they moved to Minsk, Vitaly Tsvirko’s drawings were noticed by school teachers, who began giving him private lessons. Particular impact on development creative personality the artist, by the way, provided Belarusian writer, poet and playwright Kondrat Krapiva.
Vitaly Tsvirko. "Winter Landscape" (1976) In 1929, the future artist entered the Vitebsk Art College, and after graduation he lived and worked in Minsk. The colossal success at the exhibition in Moscow leads him to the Moscow Art Institute named after Surikov, where he studies with famous masters of Russian landscape. In 1944, Tsvirko returned to Minsk and became actively involved in creativity and teaching.
Vitaly Tsvirko. "Indian Summer" (1980) Mikhail Savitsky(1922-2010) - a cult figure in Belarusian art. Born in the village of Zvenyachi, Tolochinsky district, Vitebsk region. Youth of the future People's Artist Belarus coincided with the bloody events of the Great Patriotic War. At the age of 20, he took part in the battles for Sevastopol, went through several concentration camps - these events had a powerful influence on Savitsky’s worldview, which was later reflected in his work. He received his artistic education after demobilization: he graduated from Minsk art school in 1951, then studied at the Moscow Art Institute named after V.I. Surikov. Lived and worked in Minsk. He was the first in the country to be awarded the Order of Francis Skaryna (in 1997).
Savitsky is the creator of a unique series of paintings, “Numbers on the Heart,” dedicated to concentration camp prisoners. “A Curse to Fascism” (1979) - one of the paintings in this series) 
Mikhail Savitsky. "Guerrilla Madonna" (1978). One of famous works masters Many of Mikhail Savitsky's works received world fame. At the center of the artist’s work were both historical and modern themes. He revealed them journalistically, with expression. In 2012, the Mikhail Savitsky Art Gallery was opened in Minsk, whose exhibition Adukar advises you to familiarize yourself with.
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There are more than a thousand people in the Belarusian Union of Artists. Whose creativity is worth paying attention to? special attention? We asked art critic Nadezhda Usova and exhibition curator Anna Karpenko to choose five modern domestic artists that every Belarusian should know.
“Every art critic has not 5, but 25 favorite artists,” says Nadezhda Usova. In choosing the five, she excluded her artist friends (“I’m partial to them”), as well as the younger generation experimenting with the form.
— I don’t undertake to evaluate it, because, as it seems to me, this takes time. The generation of 30-year-olds is capable of creating masterpieces (Theodore Gericault wrote “The Raft of the Medusa” at the age of 28!), and perhaps their contemporaries should know them. But they count chickens in the fall... This top five, in my opinion, should include mature artists who have something to say, whose works, it seems to me, should end up in museums in Belarus. Therefore, the approach is exclusively subjective: an artistic phenomenon.
Who? Alexander Solovyov, painter, theater artist
“The patriarch of the Belarusian avant-garde,” at the height of Soviet stagnation, turned to abstractionism and created unique color meditations.
Why? A unique personality, the patriarch of the Belarusian avant-garde, a real phenomenon, has not yet been fully appreciated, although he received honorary titles and the Francis Skaryna medal. He is 91 years old. A former partisan, front-line soldier, he graduated from the Mukhinsky School, a theater and art institute in Minsk.
Alexander Solovyov, “White Harmony”. Source: news.vitebsk.cc 
Alexander Solovyov, “Still Life”. Source: news.vitebsk.cc
In 1965, Soloviev came to Vitebsk, where for many years worked as a production designer, later as the chief artist of the Yakub Kolas Theater. Once this group went on tour to Moscow and its decorations, like the works of Lev Bakst, were given a standing ovation immediately after the curtain rose. In the 1970s, at the height of Soviet stagnation, he turned to abstract art and began to create things that were striking in their philosophical imagery and color saturation—original color meditations—and exhibit them. In the late 1970s, of course, I heard nothing but insults and swearing addressed to me. The exhibitions were closed, and he was surprised: what kind of subversion of ideology is found in his canvas-spaces?
Despite everything, he found an audience. And not 50 years after death, as the artist himself believed, but during his lifetime. In 2016, he donated dozens of his works to the National Art Museum in Minsk, which were shown there in a personal exhibition. I think that soon his works will be the decoration and dream of any museum.
Lyudmila Kalmaeva, painter and graphic artist
Why? For originality of thinking and amazing skill, creative diversity. She has an inexhaustible force of vitality, originality, an amazing flair for modernity, and a natural Europeanness. And not because she has lived in Holland for many years (her late husband is Dutch). Lyudmila Kalmaeva, in my opinion, is also a phenomenon of a Belarusian artist, freely cast in one form or another. More and more often she appears and holds exhibitions in Minsk.
Fantasy painting by Lyudmila Kalmaeva. Source: kalmaeva.weebly.com 
Graphics by Lyudmila Kalmaeva. Source: kalmaeva.weebly.com 
From the series “Plenty to go on”. Source: kalmaeva.weebly.com 
From the series “Plenty to go on”. Source: kalmaeva.weebly.com
Her theater posters of the 1980s became classics that influenced Belarusian posters in the second half of the 20th century. Many of them entered the apartments of the intelligentsia and students and were fashionable and meaningful interior decorations. She then grasped some codes of Belarusianness and was able to symbolize them figuratively. Kalmaeva is a generator of crazy ideas. She is always interesting, unpredictable, both as an observant blogger, and as an analyst, and as a teacher, and a realistic portrait painter, and as a graphic artist. From the scandalous "toilet series" - artistic banter, which they did not dare to exhibit in Belarus (but the Chinese willingly bought), to the amazing "nudes" - nude series. Usually we get used to the fact that an artist has been working in one direction for many years; he can be recognized by his handwriting. She breaks the usual ideas and always surprises. Lyudmila Kalmaeva has a clear position and a special view. This makes you fall in love, surprises, delights, and inspires respect.
Who? Andrey Vorobyov, sculptor
Why? Andrey Vorobyov has attracted attention for a long time. One might think that this is the reincarnation of his own teacher - Vladimir Zhbanov - in the Mogilev urban environment (the sculptor lives in Mogilev. - Note TUT.BY). But this is absolutely not true.
I like that he is an inventor, a dreamer, a patriot of his city, and cares for his native Mogilev. And he is different. On the one hand, he can take a creative approach to an official order - he is the author famous monument- “Shklov cucumber” - and the monumental “Mogilev Lions” on the bridge over the Dnieper. On the other hand, he has chamber philosophical sculptures with original fluid plasticity that make you think about the meanings of life.
"Shklov cucumber" Photo: Anzhelika Vasilevskaya, TUT.BY This is an ironic, grotesque, intriguing sculptor. He tries to avoid pathos, although there are such works. It's always interesting to watch him. Andrey Vorobyov is the author of incredible phantasmagoric ideas and projects. For example, I wanted to build a tunnel near the Maslenikov Art Museum. An adult can enter the tunnel on one side, but will not be able to go through it, because on the other side the entrance to the tunnel is in the form of a child’s body. Vorobyov’s conceptual objects claim to become the highlight of the city, an example artistic formation urban environment, including tourism.
Who? Vyacheslav Pavlovets, watercolorist
He works in watercolor technique, which “in its laconicism and emotional spontaneity can be compared with Japanese ones.” Creates unique Belarusian watercolor haiku.
Why? A tuning fork of absolute taste and skill in modern Belarusian watercolors. He managed to formulate the Belarusian landscape, turning it into a pure aesthetic phenomenon. Vyacheslav Pavlovets is very modest man, works in the magazine “Mastatstva” as an art editor. Under him, the magazine acquired a stylish European look.
With this workload, he manages to create landscapes using watercolor techniques that are surprisingly Belarusian in mood and character, which can be compared with Japanese ones in their laconicism and emotional spontaneity. This is a kind of Belarusian haiku. In these watercolors we can hear the melody of our country from a side from which it has not yet been considered. They are absolutely harmonious and absolutely Belarusian. Pavlovets, one might say, glorified and elevated the Belarusian sunless “gray day” to a poetic metaphor. His works touch the soul. This, I’m not afraid to say, is pure poetry in watercolor.
"Tree". From the archives of the National Art Museum Now, unlike Europe, watercolor is unpopular here: few people understand and appreciate the sophistication of this technique. Many born graphic artists betray themselves and go into painting, which is better in demand on the art market. Vyacheslav Pavlovets is one of the guardians of the tradition, several masters who maintain the high level of the Belarusian watercolor school.
Pavel Tatarnikov, illustrator
“A unique talent in the field of European book illustration”, sought and found by publishers from all over the world.
Why? One appearance books with his romantic illustrations make me want to study Belarusian history. I would really like to see his illustrations in textbooks on the history of Belarus for junior classes. He is a romantic, a technical virtuoso, and, of course, a meticulous researcher.
These qualities brought him fame and prestigious awards at book competitions both in Belarus and throughout the world: Japanese publishers wanted to completely buy out the rights to illustrations for the book “The Princess in underground kingdom", a Taiwanese publisher invited him (a Belarusian!) to design the book of the Chinese epic "The Heavenly Emperor and the Ten Suns", based on his illustrations puppet show « Snow Queen"in Copenhagen, the priests of a small Italian village in the Alps entrusted him with an unusual commission - the creation of a book dedicated to the 1700th anniversary of the village. And the artist lived in that village for several days, listened to memories, searched in the archives for what the local landscape and architecture looked like several centuries ago.
"Paranoia." Source: tatarnikov.com 
"Clean streets." Source: tatarnikov.com 
“Garodnya. 1601". Source: tatarnikov.com
In fact, there are not many illustrators in the world, and Tatarnikov is one of the best. He is found and sought out by publishers all over the world. Now he can choose what interests him. It’s great that he teaches in Minsk, associate professor at the Academy of Arts. There is someone to learn skills from and, most importantly, attitude to work.
Exhibition curator Anna Karpenko warns: her opinion most likely will not coincide with the mainstream, “but in the context of our time it is very important to know the names of these artists.”
Who? Zhanna Gladko
Managed to show how personal trauma shows the distribution of power both within the family and at the societal level.
Why? Zhanna does big, serious projects. Works with sensitive social and gender topics. Unfortunately, she still has not had a personal exhibition in Belarus.
I love her absolutely amazing project, very personal, connected to her own history of relationships with her father. It reveals an interesting strategy. On the one hand, the artist exposes painful, intimate themes associated, for example, with the episode when her father dismantled her favorite piano, which was very important to Jeanne. Understandably, this was traumatic for her.
Zhanna Gladko, series “Not Alain Delon”, the series includes self-portraits of the artist in the form of Alain Delon, group exhibition QAI/by, gallery of contemporary art “Ў”, Minsk, 2016 
Zhanna Gladko, series of self-portraits, group exhibition XXY, Gallery of Contemporary Art “Ў”, Minsk, 2014 
On the other hand, through personal stories, the history of her family, the artist shows important gender connections at the social level: how classic patriarchal relationships are distributed in society, when the father - such a Freudian figure - not only manages material processes, controls the flow of money in the family, but also has important symbolic status. Without interfering in Zhanna's life, through his actions he indirectly influences her worldview. This is a story about how personal trauma reveals the distribution of power both within the family and at the societal level.
Who? Masha Svyatogor
Why? Masha works using an interesting photo collage technique. Works with both personal history and family archives.
Not so long ago, Masha had a personal exhibition at the Central Exhibition Center, which was called “Kurasoushchyna - my love.” This is an excellent example of how one of the districts of Minsk, and not the most prestigious one, can become an object of aesthetic attraction. She also has a series of stunning collages, from which she makes a tongue-in-cheek art history project. She takes pictures of the model and substitutes for her faces from famous classical paintings.
- Artist Fedosenko Roman Fedorovich
- Artist Vlasyuk Alexander Ivanovich
- Creative Association Strykova Tatyana Vitalievna
- Artist Kapchikov Alexey Sergeevich
- Artist GRIGORIEV Sergey Ivanovich
- Artist Sidorov Oleg Askoldovich
- Artist Stasevich Oleg Adolfovich
- Artist Sinevich Vadim Alexandrovich
- Artist Filyuta Ekaterina Olegovna
- Artist Kostsova Irina Konstantinovna
- Artist Voronin Oleg Vladimirovich
- Artist Samusenko Sergey Olegovich
- Artist Korabelnikov Alexey Vladimirovich
- Artist Emelyanova Anna Sergeevna
- Artist Zhevnyak Olga Leonidovna
- Sculptor Galetsky Ivan Ivanovich
- Artist Silivonchik Anna Dmitrievna
- Artist Nishchik Liliya Evgenievna
- Artist Fedyunina Zina Aleksandrovna
- Creative Association Petrunnikov Nikolai Ivanovich
- Artist Filinger Serge Sergeevich
- Artist Latysheva Oksana Vladimirovna
- Artist Lemeshonok Monika Leonidovna
- Artist Alferonok Victoria Valerievna
- Artist Zhuk Elena Nikolaevna
- Artist Gudkov Grigory Vladimirovich
- Artist Voitsekhovich Oksana
- Artist Ra Alexander
- Artist Reshetova Elena Evgenievna
- Artist Egorov Igor Valentinovich
- Artist Kostyuchenko Oleg Vasilievich
- Artist Kovalev Oleg Alexandrovich
- Artist Pavlova Anna Valerievna
- Artist Masliy Dmitry
- Artist Zagalsky Alexander Alexandrovich
- Artist Ivashkevich Ekaterina Anatolyevna
- Artist Chechuy Elena Viktorovna
- Artist Bolund Inna Andreevna
- Artist Akenshin Sergey Igorevich
- Artist Morozov Ilya Borisovich
- Artist Kuzmich Alexey Vasilievich
- Artist Denisova Tatyana Sergeevna
- Artist Kostyuchenko Vasily
- Artist Butrim Inessa Pavlovna
- Artist Chebotareva Natalya Vladimirovna
- Artist Romanova Anfisa
- Artist Sleptsova Elizaveta
- Artist Buldakov Dmitry Alexandrovich
- Sculptor Kuntsevich Alexander Sergeevich
- Artist Brisev Oleg Viktorovich
- Artist Azarenka Victoria
- Artist Krot Mikhail Fedorovich
- Artist Nikiforova Zoya V.
- Artist Novitskaya Galina Vladimirovna
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Belarus State of Belarus
Belarus official name is the Republic of Belarus
Belarus The Republic of Belarus is a state in Eastern Europe.
Belarus The Republic of Belarus borders on Russia in the east and north, on Latvia and Lithuania in the north and northwest, on Poland in the west, and on Ukraine in the south.
Belarus Republic of Belarus The name of the country comes from the phrase Belaya Rus.
Belarus The Republic of Belarus is administratively divided into six regions. The capital of Belarus is the city of Minsk. The oldest city is considered to be the city of Polotsk (Vitebsk region).
Belarus History of Belarus On the territory of Belarus primitive man appeared approximately 100-35 thousand years ago.
Belarus History of Belarus The most ancient settlements of Stone Age people were discovered on the territory of the Gomel region. A Paleolithic site near the village of Yurovichi (Kalinkovichi district) existed approximately 26 thousand years ago, near the village of Berdyzh (Chechersky district) - 24-23 thousand years ago. Traces of ancient cultures were also found in the Brest, Mogilev, Grodno and Minsk regions.
Belarus History of Belarus The first political associations appeared on the territory of Belarus in the 6th - 13th centuries.
Belarus History of Belarus The Slavs began to penetrate into the territory of modern Belarus in the first centuries of our era. Over several centuries, they settled throughout the region, gradually assimilating the Baltic tribes living on these lands. In the VI-IX centuries Eastern Slavs The first political associations are formed - tribal unions. The first chronicle mention of the city of Polotsk and the Principality of Polotsk, which existed on the territory of modern Vitebsk and the northern part of the Minsk region and dominated the region until the 13th century, dates back to the 9th century.
Belarus History of Belarus The Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Russia and Zhemoitsk XIII-XVI centuries. The Grand Duchy of Lithuania, Russia and Zhemoitsk (GDL) was a powerful power that included the lands of modern Belarus, Lithuania, the Kyiv, Chernigov and Volyn regions of Ukraine and western Russia from the Baltic to the Black Sea.
Belarus History of Belarus The rise of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania began during the reign of Prince Mindaugas in the 13th century. For several centuries, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania played a major role in European politics. The influence of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania began to wane only after a series of wars in the 16th century.
Belarus History of Belarus In 1569, the Grand Duchy of Lithuania and the Kingdom of Poland signed the Union of Lublin: on equal rights, the Principality and the Crown united into a federal state - the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. Started new era in Belarusian history.
Belarus History of Belarus The Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was a particularly turbulent era in Belarusian history. The state was torn apart by internal contradictions, it was constantly drawn into wars, including:
1654-1667 - war with Russia
1700-1721 - Northern War (Sweden and Russia)
As a result of endless wars, the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was greatly weakened and ceased to exist as an independent state. Its territories in 1772, 1793 and 1795 were divided between Russia, Austria and Prussia.
Belarus History of Belarus Since 1772, as a result of three divisions of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, the Belarusian lands became part of the Russian Empire.
Belarus History of Belarus Revolution (1917-1919)
March 1917 - the revolution in Russia forced Tsar Nicholas II to abdicate the throne.
November 1917 - October Revolution- power in Russia passes to the Bolsheviks.
March 1918 - Belarusian was proclaimed people's republic(BNR). It existed for less than a year until the withdrawal of German troops from the territory of Belarus.
January 1, 1919 - The Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic was proclaimed.
Belarus History of Belarus Russian-Polish War (1919-1921)
1921 - the Riga Peace Treaty was signed, according to which the western territories of Belarus went to Poland, and the Belarusian Soviet Socialist Republic was revived in the eastern territories.
1922 - The Belarusian SSR became part of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR).
1921-1928 - in Belarus, as well as throughout Soviet Union, the New Economic Policy (NEP) was implemented.
1932-1933 - famine caused by Soviet economic policy and the introduction of collective agriculture (collective farms).
1936-1940 - the period of Stalinist repressions. More than 86,000 Belarusians suffered from political repression. About 28,000 were shot in the Kuropaty tract near Minsk.
Belarus History of Belarus Second world war and the Great Patriotic War (1939-1945)
September 17, 1939 - The Red Army entered Western Belarus, as a result of which these territories were included in the BSSR.
Belarus History of Belarus June 1941 - the Great Patriotic War began.
June-July 1941 - resistance of the defenders Brest Fortress the German invaders lasted 6 weeks.
September 1941 - Belarus is completely occupied by the German army. The occupiers began to establish the so-called new order based on terror.
June 1941 - the Minsk ghetto was created, into which later, in addition to Belarusian Jews, German and Czech Jews were placed. Mass executions of ghetto prisoners were carried out in Tuchinki immediately before the destruction of the ghetto in October 1943.
1941-1943 - Holocaust in Belarus. The mass murder of Jews by German troops continued until the end of the occupation.
end of 1941 - the partisan movement begins to unfold in Belarus, which by 1944 becomes the most massive in Europe.
1943 - Minsk underground fighters killed the main German protege in Belarus, Commissioner General Cuba.
end of June - July 1944 - during Operation Bagration, the territory of Belarus was completely liberated by the Red Army from the fascist occupiers. On July 3, Minsk was liberated.
February 1945 - according to the results of the Yalta Conference, at which, among others, the issue of the territories of Poland was resolved, the lands of Western Belarus, with the exception of the Bialystok region, remained part of the BSSR.
May 1945 - The Great Patriotic War ended Soviet people against the Nazi invaders.
Belarus History of Belarus Recent history
1945 - Belarus was admitted to the founding members of the United Nations (UN).
1954 - Belarus joined the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO).
1991 - The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics ceased to exist. Belarus was declared an independent state.
Belarus History of Belarus Today the Republic of Belarus is independent independent state with my national culture and history.
Belarus Culture of the Republic of Belarus The original artistic culture of Belarus has been formed over the centuries. There were original architectural and art schools, unique musical and literary works were created.
Belarus Culture of the Republic of Belarus All masterpieces of Belarusian art that have survived to this day are under the protection of the Belarusian state. They are stored in the collections of the largest Belarusian museums and library collections. Classic Belarusian music and dramaturgy is demonstrated on theater stage and in concert halls.
Belarus Culture of the Republic of Belarus Modern cultural life in Belarus is dynamic and diverse. The country hosts many art exhibitions, music, theater and film festivals.
Belarus Fine arts of Belarus Belarusian artists Artists of Belarus
Belarus The fine arts of Belarus are diverse in styles, directions and genres. The most interesting works of Belarusian painting and sculpture from various eras can be seen in the country's art museums.
Belarus The National Art Museum of Belarus in Minsk has the largest collection of works of art. He actively promotes national art. Exhibitions of works by Belarusian artists are constantly held here.
Belarus Interesting collections of Belarusian art have been collected in Vitebsk art museum, Mogilev Regional Art Museum, Polotsk Art Gallery.
Belarus Artists of Belarus In all regional centers of Belarus and in many regional centers of Belarus there are art galleries, where you can see the work of local artists.
Belarus Artists of Belarus The most famous Belarusian artist Marc Chagall The works of Marc Chagall belong to the classics of world fine art The paintings of Marc Chagall are valued by art lovers and have a high price
Belarus Artists of Belarus Today there are many new talented artists in Belarus. In our gallery you can find and order works of the best Belarusian artists
Belarus - Masters of Belarus (Kartsіny Belarusian masters)
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Belarus Dzyarzhava Belarus
Belarus official name Republic of Belarus
Belarus Republic of Belarus dziarzhava va Ukhodnyaya Europe.
Belarus The Republic of Belarus is from Russia at the end of the day, from Latvia and Lithuania - at the beginning and end of the day, from Poland - at the end of the day and from Ukraine - at the end of the day.
Belarus Republic of Belarus The name of the country adbyvaetstsa hell of a word of destruction Belaya Rus.
Belarus Republic of Belarus administratsyina dzelіtstsa na šessts ablascei. Look at Belarus from the city of Minsk. The oldest cities are the city of Polack (Vitsebsk region).
Belarus History of Belarus In the history of Belarus, the first centuries of history appeared 100-35 thousand years ago.
Belarus History of Belarus Long-time inhabitants of the Stone Age people were found in the territory of the Gomel region. The settlement of the Palaealite era in Yuravichy (Kalinkavitsky district) started 26 thousand years ago, in Berdyzh (Chachersky district) - 24-23 thousand years ago. Traces of ancient cultures were widely identified in the Brest, Magileus, Grodzen and Minsk regions.
Belarus History of Belarus The first palatine plants appeared in the territory of Belarus in the VI - XIII centuries.
Belarus History of Belarus The Slavs in the last century of Belarus began to practice in the first century of our era. Over the course of several centuries, the Yans spread throughout the entire region, following similar Baltic tribes that lived on these lands. In the VI-IX centuries, the ancient Slavs farmed the first palettes of ab"yadnians - unions of the tribes. Yes, in the IX century, the first chronicles of the city of Polack and the Polack principalities, which was founded on teritory participatory Vitsebsk and paunochna parts of the Minsk region and region in the XIII century .
Belarus History of Belarus The principalities of Lithuania, Russia and Zhamoitsk XIII-XVI centuries. The great principalities of Lithuania, Russia and Zhamoitsk (ON) were in great decay, which included the lands of modern Belarus, Lithuania, Kiev, Charniga and Valynsk regions of Ukraine and Western Europe Race hell Baltyki and Chornaga pestilence.
Belarus History of Belarus Increased ON began under the right of Prince Mindoug in the 13th century. For several centuries, the Principality of Lithuania played a serious role in the European palace.
Belarus History of Belarus In 1569, the Grand Principalities of Lithuania and the Polish Caralian Empire acceded to the Union of Lublin: on the basis of their rights, the Principalities and Carona were amalgamated with the federal kingdom of Rach Papalita. A new era in Belarusian history was beginning.
Belarus History of Belarus Rech The burning season was a very turbulent era in Belarusian history. Dzyarzhava was irritated by the internal supra-rechnasts, and shepherd was ousted from the war, from behind:
1654-1667 - War of Rasiyay
1700-1721 - Night War (Sweden and Russia)
In the wake of the endless wars, Rach Paspalitaya’s power weakened and ceased to exist as a self-contained waste. In 1772, 1793 and 1795, the territories of Russia, Australia and Prussia were planted.
Belarus History of Belarus Since 1772, three lands were taken out of the Republic of Belarus. The Belarusian lands became the warehouse of the Russian Empire.
Belarus History of Belarus Revaluation (1917-1919)
sakavik 1917 - revaluation ў Rasіі indusіla Tsar Mikalai II fought hell of the throne.
Listapada 1917 - Kastrychnitsa revaluation - settlement of the Rassiy transition and Balshaviko.
Sakavika 1918 - the Belarusian People's Republic (BPR) was formed in Abwesh. Yana celebrated the withdrawal of German troops from Belarus in less than a year.
1st student 1919 - Abveshchan Belarusian Savetskaya Socialist Republic.
Belarus History of Belarus Russian-Polish War (1919-1921)
1921 - the Ryzhskiy Mirny Dagavors were adopted, as the incoming territories of Belarus and Poland, on the outgoing territories of the Belarusian Savior Socialist Republic.
1922 - The Belarusian SSR became a warehouse of the Union of Savetsky Socialist Republics (USSR).
1921-1928 - Belarus, as well as the entire Savetsky Union, adopted the New Economic Palette (NEP).
1932-1933 - famine, called out the Savetska ekanamichnaya palitykaya, and ўvyadzenne kalektyўnaga rural gaspadarki (kalgasy).
1936-1940 bastards - the period of Stalin's reprisals. More than 86,000 Belarusians have endured a hell of political reprisals. Kalya 28,000 were shot down in the Urochchiy "Kurapaty" region of Minsk.
Belarus History of Belarus Another everyday war and the Great Aichyn war (1939-1945)
Spring 17, 1939 - The Red Army moved into Western Belarus, and these territories were subsequently taken to the warehouse of the BSSR.
Belarus History of Belarus Chervenya 1941 - the Great Aichyn War began.
Cherven-Lipen 1941 - the suprats of the Abaronians of Brest fortress fought against the German buryings for 6 thousand days.
Verasen 1941 - Belarus Tsalka akupavanaya German army. The occupiers pachali ustanaulivats are called the new paradox, they are accused of terrorism.
Chervenya 1941 - the Minsk Geta was created, in which parts of the Belarusian countries had smaller German and Czech countries. Masavy executions of vyaznya geta pravodzilіsya ў Tuchynka nepasredna yes šnishchennya geta ў kastrychnіku 1943
1941-1943 - Halacost near Belarus. Massive slaughter of German troops continued until the occupation was completed.
the end of 1941 - the partisan movements in Belarus began to flourish, and 1944 became the largest in Europe.
1943 - Minsk padolish diseases of the German government in Belarus of the General Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Cuba.
the end of the Cherven - the beginning of 1944 - at the time of the operation of the "Bagration" of the territory of Belarus, the Chervonai Army has caused the hell of the fascist invaders. 3 LIPENS were called to Minsk.
in the fall of 1945 - at the outset of the Yaltsa Conference, which was the basis for torture in the territories of Poland, the land of Western Belarus, outside the Bialystok region, it remained in the warehouse of the BSSR.
May 1945 - The Vyalika Aichynaya War of the Savetsk people of the suprats of the German-fascist zahopniks died.
Belarus History of Belarus Current history
1945 - Belarus was adopted as a member warehouse - the head of the Arganizatsy Ab"yadnaya natsy (AAN).
1954 - Belarus ceded to the Arganization of Education, Science and Culture (UNESCA).
1991 - the Union of Savetsky Socialist Republics was founded. Belarus abveshchana square dzyarzhavay.
Belarus History of Belarus Sennya Republic of Belarus is the independent independent country with its national culture and history.
Belarus Culture of the Republic of Belarus The original traditional culture of Belarus was farmed in the centuries-old practice. Here, original architectural and artistic schools originated, and unique musical and literary creations were created.
Belarus Culture of the Republic of Belarus All yakіya daishlі and our zen masters of the Belarusian mastastva znahodzyatstsa pad abaronay Belarusian dzyarzhavy. I want to know about the largest collections of Belarusian museums and library collections. The classics of Belarusian music and drama are performed on theater stages and in concert halls.
Belarus Culture of the Republic of Belarus The daily cultural life of Belarus is dynamic and varied. The region hosts many artistic exhibitions, music, theater and film festivals.
Belarus Highlights of Belarus Masters of Belarus Masters of Belarus
Belarus The identified arts of Belarus vary across styles, styles and genres. The most beautiful works of Belarusian life and sculptures from different eras can be found in the craft museums of the country.
Belarus The largest gatherings of artists are created at the National Art Museum of Belarus in the city of Minsk. Yong actyna propagandize natsyyanalnae mastatstva. Exhibitions of the works of Belarusian artists are held here.
Belarus Great handicrafts from Belarusian art are collected in the Viciebsk Art Museum, the Magiliou Regional Art Museum, and the Połack Art Gallery.
Belarus Artists of Belarus In all regional centers of Belarus and in many regional centers of Belarus there are art galleries where you can study the work of butcher artists.
Belarus Masters of Belarus The most famous Belarusian masters Marc Chagall Practices of Marc Chagall put the classics of the world to reveal the mastery of the Carcinoma of Marc Chagall the price of mastery and the possible high price
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