No. 2 (3) (2016): From Holland to Taiwan: the Art of Eurasia
Here is the issue № 2 (3) 2016 of “The Art of Eurasia” Journal. We hope that new pages from the life and work of artists will open up for you. From Holland to Taiwan –– this is the geography of art in the new issue of the Journal.
In the section “Eurasian Heritage” there are published studies of the art of ancient times: tamga signs of nomads and petroglyphs in Russia and Mongolia.
The heading “Art of 20th — 21st centuries” presents a wide range of masters: both Russian — Andrei Nikulin, Nikolai Shtukkenberg, Nikolai Romadin, sculptor Nikolai Nikogosyan, and foreign — Jan Toorop (Holland), Alfred Kubin (Austria), Eugenia Gamburd (Moldova), Tsai Yu-chen (Taiwan).
You can read reviews of exhibition projects in the “Vernissage” section: about the interregional plein air Industrial Kemerovo, where artists from Siberia and the Urals came to capture the appearance of a modern industrial city; and also about the opening of the Russian art exhibition “Siberia — the Far East” in Ningbo, China.
Our heading “In storerooms and expositions of museums and art galleries” tells about the research of the richest regional collections. In this issue, it covers graphics from the collection of P. Basmanov in the the State Art Museum of the Altai Krai, and also talks about the cooperation of the world famous artist Nicholas Roerich with the patron of arts and enamel artist Princess Maria Tenisheva.
In our traditional heading “Academy News” you can read notes about the exhibitions of the Russian Academy of Arts.
