Sergei Parajanov
#Photographe
- Exposition
12 Russian Winters, 12 Baltic Springs at The White Space Gallery
Twelve years ago Anya Stonelake arrived in London and started White Space Gallery. In that time she has missed twelve Russian winters in her beloved St Petersburg and twelve Baltic springs but it is our good fortune that we have not. Thanks to Anya we have discovered the freshness of the New Artists and Timur Novikov from St Petersburg and the poetry of unknown Baltic photographers. Her acute sense of both what has happened and what is happening has introduced the British public to new artists and photographers from 21st century Russia and Lithuania. She has also curated the work of the Portuguese photographer Jose Pedro Cortes and our own Martin Parr.
Larissa Tarkovskaya, San Gregorio, 14 July 1984, from Polaroid Portfolio, printed in 2007 © Andrey Tarkovsky
But Anya's name w... - Exposition
Works « Mirror and Pomegranate » from the private archives of Andrey Tarkovsky and Sergei Parajanov
MIRROR AND POMEGRANATE
Works from the private archives of Andrey Tarkovsky and Sergei Parajanov
Anya Stonelake/White Space Gallery in collaboration with ArtMost Foundation presents a unique exhibition from the private archives of two of the 20th century!s greatest film directors: Andrey Tarkovsky (1932 - 1986) and Sergei Parajanov (1924 - 1990). The exhibition and the surrounding events celebrate the 80th anniversary of Tarkovsky's birth and the great friendship between the two men. Andrey Tarkovsky is widely considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers the world has ever known. He made just eight feature films before his life was cut tragically short by cancer, at the age of 54 in 1986. Each film is an artistic masterpiece and a major landmark in world cinem... - Exposition
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors est le titre du premier film majeur de Sergei PARAJANOV (1924-1990), qui en 1964 révéla le cinéaste et artiste soviétique d'origine arménienne à la fois dans son pays et auprès de la critique internationale.
Relatant l'histoire dramatique de paysans dans les Carpates ukrainiennes, ce long métrage est à la fois un précieux témoignage ethnographique et un chef-d'œuvre d'innovation formelle. Rompant radicalement avec les normes esthétiques et thématiques du réalisme socialiste en vigueur, PARAJANOV y développe sa vision poétique à travers une palette d'expérimentations, de l'utilisation de la couleur pour exprimer des sentiments comme le combat contre la destin&e...
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Twelve years ago Anya Stonelake arrived in London and started White Space Gallery. In that time she has missed twelve Russian winters in her beloved St Petersburg and twelve Baltic springs but it is our good fortune that we have not. Thanks to Anya we have discovered the freshness of the New Artists and Timur Novikov from St Petersburg and the poetry of unknown Baltic photographers. Her acute sense of both what has happened and what is happening has introduced the British public to new artists and photographers from 21st century Russia and Lithuania. She has also curated the work of the Portuguese photographer Jose Pedro Cortes and our own Martin Parr.
Larissa Tarkovskaya, San Gregorio, 14 July 1984, from Polaroid Portfolio, printed in 2007 © Andrey Tarkovsky
But Anya's name w...
MIRROR AND POMEGRANATE
Works from the private archives of Andrey Tarkovsky and Sergei Parajanov
Anya Stonelake/White Space Gallery in collaboration with ArtMost Foundation presents a unique exhibition from the private archives of two of the 20th century!s greatest film directors: Andrey Tarkovsky (1932 - 1986) and Sergei Parajanov (1924 - 1990). The exhibition and the surrounding events celebrate the 80th anniversary of Tarkovsky's birth and the great friendship between the two men. Andrey Tarkovsky is widely considered to be one of the greatest filmmakers the world has ever known. He made just eight feature films before his life was cut tragically short by cancer, at the age of 54 in 1986. Each film is an artistic masterpiece and a major landmark in world cinem...
Shadows of Forgotten Ancestors est le titre du premier film majeur de Sergei PARAJANOV (1924-1990), qui en 1964 révéla le cinéaste et artiste soviétique d'origine arménienne à la fois dans son pays et auprès de la critique internationale.
Relatant l'histoire dramatique de paysans dans les Carpates ukrainiennes, ce long métrage est à la fois un précieux témoignage ethnographique et un chef-d'œuvre d'innovation formelle. Rompant radicalement avec les normes esthétiques et thématiques du réalisme socialiste en vigueur, PARAJANOV y développe sa vision poétique à travers une palette d'expérimentations, de l'utilisation de la couleur pour exprimer des sentiments comme le combat contre la destin&e...