
Georg Sokolov
Constructor University Bremen gGmbH, Department of Social Sciences and Humanities, Research Associate
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Papers by Georg Sokolov
The article is the first comprehensive review of the art of E. G. Mikhnov-Voytenko (1932 – 1988). It analyzes the theoretical foundations on which his art was built, considers the problem of his transition to abstraction, as well as some of the main ones of the wide variety of artistic techniques and methods he used. The article is devoted to the collection of Mikhnov's works from the AZ Museum, where more than a hundred of his works are kept.
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1) Von Zitzewitz J. The Culture of Samizdat:
Literature and Underground Networks in the Late Soviet Union.
N.Y.: Bloomsbury Academic, 2020. — XII, 248 p. — (Library of Modern Russia)
2) The Oxford Handbook of Soviet Underground Culture /
Ed. by M. Lipovetsky, I. Kukuj, T. Glanc, M. Engström, K. Smola.
N.Y.: Oxford University Press, 2021. — (Oxford Handbooks Online)
The article deals with formal plastic solutions used by the artist Alexander Arefiev to create body images in his works. In addition, the construction of corporeality and changes in its interpretation by Arefiev are linked with the blockade and post-blockade realities within which Arefiev became an artist. The alignment and interpretation of corporeality in his art is considered chronologically, in accordance with different periods of the artist's work. This is the first attempt to chronologically-thematic systematization of Arefyev’s art.
Ключевые слова: Леонид Андреев, парадокс, художественный метод, «Жили-были», «Бездна», «Красный смех», «Иуда Искариот», «Губернатор», «Христиане».
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The article is the first comprehensive review of the art of E. G. Mikhnov-Voytenko (1932 – 1988). It analyzes the theoretical foundations on which his art was built, considers the problem of his transition to abstraction, as well as some of the main ones of the wide variety of artistic techniques and methods he used. The article is devoted to the collection of Mikhnov's works from the AZ Museum, where more than a hundred of his works are kept.
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1) Von Zitzewitz J. The Culture of Samizdat:
Literature and Underground Networks in the Late Soviet Union.
N.Y.: Bloomsbury Academic, 2020. — XII, 248 p. — (Library of Modern Russia)
2) The Oxford Handbook of Soviet Underground Culture /
Ed. by M. Lipovetsky, I. Kukuj, T. Glanc, M. Engström, K. Smola.
N.Y.: Oxford University Press, 2021. — (Oxford Handbooks Online)
The article deals with formal plastic solutions used by the artist Alexander Arefiev to create body images in his works. In addition, the construction of corporeality and changes in its interpretation by Arefiev are linked with the blockade and post-blockade realities within which Arefiev became an artist. The alignment and interpretation of corporeality in his art is considered chronologically, in accordance with different periods of the artist's work. This is the first attempt to chronologically-thematic systematization of Arefyev’s art.
Ключевые слова: Леонид Андреев, парадокс, художественный метод, «Жили-были», «Бездна», «Красный смех», «Иуда Искариот», «Губернатор», «Христиане».