May 23-31, 2002
THE HEADQUATERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS
405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017 USA
St.Petersburg Artists’ exhibition
Abstract Reflections
April 19, 2002
FRANTS GALLERY SPACE
New York NY USA
Abstract Reflecions
The language of symbols in dimentions of Arts
January 30, 2002
D137 GALLERY
90-92 Nevsky Ave,
Sankt-Peterburg, 191025 Russia
“Art-Boat” Festival
St.Petersburg Artists in UN
May, 9 2001
THE HEADQUATERS OF THE UNITED NATIONS
405 E 45th St, New York, NY 10017 USA
Stolen Dreams
April, 28 2001
New York, USA
Virtual Games. In Search of Opportunities
January, 31 2001
23 Moyka River Embankment,
Saint Petersburg, 191181 Russia
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Grand Opening RusskiAlbum.com
2000
FRANTS GALLERY SPACE
New York NY USA
In 2000, the Frants Gallery in New York hosted the presentation of the Internet project “Russki Album”. Its goal was to create a virtual museum of contemporary art in Saint Petersburg from the second half of the 20th century. The “Russki Album” is organized as a catalog, allowing visitors to explore the works of artists who represent various trends in the development of Saint Petersburg art from the 1960s, 1970s, 1980s, and 1990s.
“The “Russian Album” catalog is an imaginative attempt to use the possibilities of virtual space to unite the works of artists who, in real life, often held irreconcilable positions. It aims to present a unique and cohesive palette of the city’s art. The creation of a virtual museum reflects the desire to showcase Saint Petersburg’s contemporary art and make it universally accessible to audiences around the world.