Max Alperte
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- Exposition
Exhibition : « Soviet photo » at The lumiere center for photography
Soviet Photo coincides with the 5th anniversary of the Lumiere Brother Center for Photography and aims at presenting the accomplishments that the only privately funded museum of photography in Russia has made in respect of research in the visual arts and promotion of the fine art photography over the 5 years.
© Alexander Rodchenko, Dinamo, 1935
© Boris Ignatovich, Its all about machines, May 1st 1930
The exhibition traces the history of Soviet and Russian photography from the early 20th century to contemporary times.The display offers viewers to explore a variety of styles and narratives of the Soviet and Russian photography as seen through the eponymous magazine, spanning from advertising to war photography, and from portraits of high officials to experimental amateur art from the 60s&hellip... - Exposition
Exposition : PROzavod
What is PROzavod? It stands for a major exhibition of The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography that came out of the idea to show the best soviet industrial photography and has turned into a genuine research on the evolution of the image of factory and worker in Russia between avant-garde 1920s and present day.
© F.Grinberg - Atommash, 1974
PROzavod is an industrial story told by the medium of photography, collage and cinema. It is a kind of media archeology in the visual field. There is an avid interest toward industrial aesthetics all over the world which appears in various disciplinary researches (sociology, design, urban studies) and in art practices at the exhibition halls. Bernd and Hilla Becher’s photographs of the industrial architecture in Europe have long become classical; David Lynch&rsq...
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Soviet Photo coincides with the 5th anniversary of the Lumiere Brother Center for Photography and aims at presenting the accomplishments that the only privately funded museum of photography in Russia has made in respect of research in the visual arts and promotion of the fine art photography over the 5 years.
© Alexander Rodchenko, Dinamo, 1935
© Boris Ignatovich, Its all about machines, May 1st 1930
The exhibition traces the history of Soviet and Russian photography from the early 20th century to contemporary times.The display offers viewers to explore a variety of styles and narratives of the Soviet and Russian photography as seen through the eponymous magazine, spanning from advertising to war photography, and from portraits of high officials to experimental amateur art from the 60s&hellip...
What is PROzavod? It stands for a major exhibition of The Lumiere Brothers Center for Photography that came out of the idea to show the best soviet industrial photography and has turned into a genuine research on the evolution of the image of factory and worker in Russia between avant-garde 1920s and present day.
© F.Grinberg - Atommash, 1974
PROzavod is an industrial story told by the medium of photography, collage and cinema. It is a kind of media archeology in the visual field. There is an avid interest toward industrial aesthetics all over the world which appears in various disciplinary researches (sociology, design, urban studies) and in art practices at the exhibition halls. Bernd and Hilla Becher’s photographs of the industrial architecture in Europe have long become classical; David Lynch&rsq...