From 1 to 30 April in the exhibition hall local history museum the city of Krasnoturinsk (15 Karpinsky Street) a personal exhibition of a landscape photographer, a member of the Russian Photo club, will be opened.
A geologist by education, and today an accomplished photographer, Kirill Uyutnov travels to the most remote and hard-to-reach corners of our country. Severe climatic conditions, the need to overcome distances of hundreds of kilometers for the sake of a single shot, wild animals on deserted lands - all this has long become the usual conditions for Kirill's work and creativity.
Taking photographs while traveling for many years, Kirill is convinced that it is landscape photography that can convey the whole gamut of amazing emotions that a person experiences while staying with wildlife alone.
According to the photographer, there is nothing more fragile and beautiful than the beauty created by nature itself.
“Having become interested in paleontology in my youth, I quickly discovered the fact that it is much more interesting to watch nature live than to get to know it from films and books,” says Kirill. - Located on the map many thousands of kilometers from my home, Chukotka attracted only one name, the northernmost Eurasian peninsula Taimyr excited fantasy worse than American science fiction, and the unknown Pole of Cold and volcanoes simply drove me crazy. "The land where no man has set foot" - these words simultaneously blew cold fear and anticipation of new discoveries. To get to these places has become my dream for many years.
A more contemplative profession than geology did not exist for me at that time. A few years later, I was already wandering the endless Russian expanses in search of ore. Everything I saw, I wanted to capture. And soon I inevitably began to spend all my free time for photography. When you are alone with nature, you get a feeling of kinship with the outside world and the opportunity to enjoy moments that will never happen again.
One of my creative goals was to show wildlife in the way it is usually not shown - without flowers on the ground and the warm sun in the sky, in the form of desert or frosty landscapes, under the cover of night or foggy twilight.
About the exhibition
The desire to show me where my dreams take me began long before conscious photography came into my life. It can be said that this project has grown with me and is the result of what I have been striving for for many years - what my dreams really led me to.
The exhibition starts on April 1, 2016, on the Day of the Geologist, in Krasnoturinsk (Northern Urals), then it will go south - to Yekaterinburg and Chelyabinsk, and then west - to Moscow and St. Petersburg.
about the author
The author of the exhibition is a landscape photographer, geologist and traveler, organizer of photo expeditions in Russia, member of the Union of Photographers of Russia and the Russian Geographical Society, photographer of the Russian Photo magazine, winner of competitions from National Geographic Russia, The Best Of Russia, Golden Turtle, Humanity Photo Awards, Polar Perspective, published in Foto&Video, Nation, Yakutsk Evening, Northern Latitude, scholarship holder of the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation for the Project on the Nature of the North, participant in many collective exhibitions in Russia and other countries.
Kirill Uyutnov: “I would like to express my gratitude to Zoloto Severnogo Urala CJSC, which acted as the general sponsor, as well as to friendly companies that helped organize the exhibition — the FotoLab photographic laboratory, represented by Maria Kirenskaya, for the help in the implementation of the photo exhibition, for the excellent printing and great discounts, Union of Photographers of Russia and Russian geographical society for the general information support; and especially the magazine Russian Photo“, represented by the editor-in-chief Ekaterina Elizarova, for the comprehensive support of the project at all stages of its development!”
Department of Culture and Tourism of the Ivanovo Region
Plessky Museum-Reserve
Ryazan State Regional Art Museum. I.P. pity
State Museum-Reserve S.A. Yesenin
"Poetry of the Russian landscape"
The Museum of Landscape of the Plessky Museum-Reserve opens the exhibition "Poetry of the Russian Landscape" formed from the collection of two museums of the Ryazan region - the Ryazan State Regional art museum them. I.P. pity and State Museum-Reserve S.A. Yesenin (v. Konstantinovo). It contains forty works landscape painting second half of XIX-XX centuries, briefly showing not only the history of the development of the landscape, but also capturing the changeable, but always beautiful image of Russian nature.
Landscape is one of the most popular genres visual arts. In Russian art, he gained independence relatively late. Only to late XVIII century, nature began to be perceived as a theme worthy of painting, and not just beautiful background portrait or historical picture. However, throughout the first half of the 19th century, artists preferred magnificent landscapes to their familiar Russian nature. Italian views or parade city panoramas. Only by the second half of the 19th century did the final formation of the national landscape take place, where Russian nature finally established itself as the main theme.
The exhibition features works outstanding masters second half of the 19th century. Their work largely determined the true flowering of the Russian realistic landscape, full of hidden beauty and deep feelings. The transmission of light and the accuracy of details stands out for the "Stream in the Forest" by the recognized connoisseur of the Russian forest I.I. Shishkin. Ordinary nature of the chosen motive in the work of V.D. Polenov "Tarusa. Barn" is revealed through a lyrical, thoughtful experience of this modest beauty.
Along with the modesty and unpretentiousness of nature in the works of artists of this circle, there was a number of painters who continued the tradition of Russian, but deliberately idealized landscape. Eye-catching "Spasskoye Estate" by I.E. Krachkovsky, bright and detailed "Farm" by A.A. Kiseleva at one time enjoyed the invariable success of the public.
Landscape painting at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries was strongly influenced by impressionism, which focused on a quick, almost accidental, impression from nature. Works by A.M. Vasnetsova, V.M. Vasnetsova, S.G. Nikiforov and many other masters mark this new stage development of the Russian landscape.
A special part of the exhibition is the works of the classics of Russian art of the twentieth century: S.V. Gerasimova, A.A. Plastova, N.M. Romadin and many others. Brought up on best traditions Russian landscape school, they are distinguished by the depth and integrity of the perception of nature. Canvases differ in monumentality and integrity folk artist IN AND. Ivanov, whose work is closely connected with the Ryazan land. Captured by generalized forms and restrained color spots, nature acquires a truly philosophical, comparable to biblical, sound from him.
In the work of Ryazan painters, the landscape has a leading place. The main thing for them was and remains the rural theme, sincerely felt and magnificently revealed in the works of V.A. Minkina, S.F. Yakushevsky, V.P. Kornyushin.
Opening of the exhibition on April 21 at 14:00 at the address: Ples,
Landscape Museum, st. Lunacharsky, 20.
- The exhibition is open: from April 21 - June 13, 2017
September 6th to December 6th showroom Zaryadye Park Media Center will host the exhibition “Picturing Russia. Landscape painting from the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery».
The exhibition is dedicated to Russian landscape painting of the 19th-20th centuries. The exposition presents 55 paintings by 36 Russian artists of various trends from the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery.
The exhibition shows how the landscape, which became the most important genre of Russian painting at the turn of the 18th-19th centuries, went from an ideal classical landscape - a “portrait” of a locality or a city, to multi-valued artistic constructions, understanding of space, showing the complex interactions of a person and the surrounding world at the beginning of the 21st centuries; how impressions from a particular type of nature and city turned into a multifaceted artistic image.
The exposition will acquaint Muscovites and guests of the capital with rarely exhibited works by famous Russian authors - A. K. Savrasov, I. I. Levitan, K. A. Korovin, V. G. Perov, K. F. Yuon, as well as with the works of artists of the XX century.
The exposition of the exhibition is organized into sections, uniting paintings according to the thematic and partly chronological principle. The exhibition opens with the section "Capital", dedicated to species Moscow, where the works of N. N. Gritsenko, F. A. Alekseev and A. K. Savrasov will be presented, which show Moscow in all its beauty and grandeur.
In the “Exploring the Country” section, the viewer will meet well-known artists such as I. S. Ostroukhov, I. I. Levitan, K. A. Korovin and lesser-known masters - O. A. Lagoda-Shishkina, G. F. . Yartsev. Long-distance travels - the harsh North, the romantic rocks of the Crimea, the heroic power of the Siberian rivers have become new sources of inspiration for artists.
Creation on canvas special world, which does not always recreate the specifics real life nature, leads the artists of the turn of the 19th-20th centuries to a completely special kind of landscape - a fairy tale landscape. They are presented in the section, which is called “Tradition and Fairy Tales”. Interest in history, in national roots, in folk traditions becomes one of the most bright features Russian culture and revealed in the works of B. Kustodiev, K. Yuon, Yu. Annenkov, N. Goncharova.
Full of optimism, imbued with the pathos of transformative activity, the landscapes of Soviet artists, presented in the section “Time is Forward”. They affirm the special beauty of the new world. In the works of G. G. Nissky and V. K. Byalynitsky-Birul, reality appears in anticipation of change. The interaction of man and nature changes the landscape, gives a new dimension to space, the most important components of which are dynamics and modern rhythms.
If in the painting of the first post-revolutionary decades the line of the industrial, industrial landscape was especially important, then in the second half of the 20th century, the appeal to traditional forms images and way of life, to nature untouched or in harmony with human activity, such as the paintings of Nikolai Romadin "In the homeland of Sergei Yesenin" and Viktor Popkov "Vetla in Borovsk". These landscapes are presented in the section "In nature, nothing changes."
The final section of the exhibition - "In the field eternal ice» (1897) is the most unusual in the entire exposition. It is completely dedicated to the work of a little-known artist to the general public. late XIX- the first third of the twentieth century, Alexander Alekseevich Borisov - the first painter of the Arctic, writer, explorer of the polar lands.
Arevik Harutyunyan
Synopsis of the NOD “Excursion to the exhibition of landscape painting “Beauty of Nature”
MUNICIPAL AUTONOMOUS PRESCHOOL EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION
"KINDERGARTEN № 75"
Engels municipal district of the Saratov region
Abstract
directly educational activities
on this topic:
« beauty of nature»
(preparatory group for school)
caregiver:
Arutyunyan A. A.
Approximate basic educational program: "Birth to School" Ed. N. E. Veraksy, T. S. Komarova, M. A. Vasilyeva.
Age group: preparatory for school
GCD theme: « Excursion to the exhibition of landscape painting« beauty of nature»
Direction of education and development (educational area) : cognitive development and artistic and aesthetic development.
Target: To instill in children a sense beautiful, love to nature, to native land through art, music, poetry.
Tasks:
Educational:
To consolidate children's ideas about genres painting(portrait, landscape, still life); types landscape painting.
To consolidate the ability of children to express judgments about a work of fine art in the form of a detailed story.
Educational:
Develop children's interest in landscape painting, visual attention and observation, the ability to compare, contrast, group pictures by similarity.
Educational:
Encourage children to interact with wonderful, the ability to experience, from what he saw, joy, pleasure, admiration.
Give children the joy of meeting with wonderful and from play activities.
Activities: game, motor, communicative, cognitive-research, visual.
Forms of organization: group, subgroup, individual.
Forms of implementation of children's species activities: games with speech accompaniment, solving riddles, experimenting, making a product children's creativity (drawings landscape) .
Equipment: selection of reproductions paintings: "Spring", "Autumn Song" V. E. Borisov - Musatov; "Night. Haystacks», "Celebration in the sky", , "Still life with a white jug" P. S. Utkina, "Portrait of Gleb's son" A. I. Savinova, "Mirage in the steppe", "In the steppe" P. V. Kuznetsova, melody recording "Storm", "Seasons" Antonio Vivaldi; "Song of Pictures" music by Grigory Gladkov to lyrics by Alexander Kushner, easel - tripod, three white sheets with multi-colored frames, a magic brush, a sheet with a drawn horizon line in a horizontal format.
preliminary work: acquaintance of children with the colors of the spectrum and their shades, with genres painting, types landscapes; experimentation in visual activity; viewing reproductions of paintings; reading poems about nature and the seasons; familiarity with the words "tripod easel, landscape, painting, still life, sketch, palette, restorers, guide».
GCD progress
Activities of a teacher-psychologist Activities of pupils Note
I. Introduction (motivation)
The teacher and children are included in the group. Welcome guests.
caregiver: Guys, how many guests we have today, but one more important guest is missing. I will give you a riddle and you will immediately understand who this guest is.
He has a pencil
colorful gouache,
watercolor, palette, brush,
And a thick sheet of paper
And also - an easel-tripod,
Because he -
The artist comes out.
Artist. Hello adults! Hello children! Do you like surprises? Rather answer.
Children. Artist!
Children: Yes.
II.Main part
Artist: Then I invite you to exhibition of paintings by Saratov painters« beauty of nature» . Tell me, please, what are the names of the paintings that depict nature?
Artist: Landscape is a genre of painting. What other genres painting you know?
Artist: What is landscape, still life and portrait?
A game "Separate by genre"
Artist: Well done boys! And now, look, I have pictures and three white sheets with multi-colored frames. Let's lay it out on a sheet with red picture frame for a still life, on a sheet with a blue frame for a portrait, and on a sheet with a green frame for landscape.
A game "What's extra?"
Artist: We remembered the genres painting and we can go to the exhibition.
Oh, guys, look - the pictures all fell, got mixed up. This is probably the wind flew in, took charge. Guys, can you help me sort it out?
Artist: Look carefully and remove unnecessary pictures.
A game "Choose paintings by color"
Artist: The extra pictures were removed, well done! Let's arrange landscapes. Let's read the poem now, find the first picture.
The dark forest that covered itself with a wonderful hat,
And fell asleep under it soundly, soundly.
Silence! whispered the white glade.
Silence! – sighed, blowing spruce with snow.
What do you think these lines of the poem belong to?
Artist: Do you guys know what a sketch is?
Artist: Take a close look at the sketch, find the second picture as soon as possible.
Artist: Guys, what is a palette?
Artist: Find the third picture on the palette.
Only on the palette paints.
Artist in paint brush dipped.
Landscape excellent drawing.
The artist shows the children a palette with multi-colored circles.
Artist: Name the colors and shades that the artist used to paint the picture.
Artist: Which picture fits the palette in terms of color?
Artist: Children, do you know how to get new colors?
A game "Get a New Color"
Artist: Look at the palette - how much colors? Only three.
Red, yellow, blue color! And others here no colors!
What about orange, pink, green? Where's the gray and purple?
And the beloved blue one came in handy for you and me!
You know, it's not a problem! We will come up with colors!
Artist: Paints hold hands and turn around together! You guys are great! They circled from the heart. And now let's get down to business - boldly arrange the pictures!
Guys, over time, the paintings grow old, lose their original color, become dull. Therefore, they are in need of repair. Do you know what painting repair is called? And what are the names of people who repair paintings?
Didactic game "Restorers".
Artist: Now you will become restorers (swipe magic brush). Please restore the paintings and find the fourth painting of our Exhibitions.
Artist: And the next picture you will find according to the description
The horizontal format of the picture emphasizes the extent and majesty landscape. The color scheme is saturated with dark blue, blue, blue-blue, light blue, shining white tones. This creates a feeling of cold majestic solemnity, untouchedness, ringing silence and peace.
Artist: We will find the sixth picture by the format. What could be the format?
Artist A: And the horizon line will help you find the picture. What is a horizon line?
The artist shows a sheet with a drawn horizon line in a horizontal format.
Artist: So the picture remained alone, it is cold and unusual. Can you tell me who is the artist and what is her name?
Artist: Guys, look - all the pictures are arranged. Thank you for your help! Exhibition ready. It remains to choose the one who will tell us about the paintings. Who talks about paintings in museums?
Artist: Let's choose our tour guide through the game"Name More". We will take turns talking about what is shown in the picture. "Mirage in the steppe" Kuznetsova P.V., what means of expression and colors the artist used. I'm starting. This picture is about what phenomena occur in the steppe, how a person who finds himself in the steppe alone wants to get out of there as soon as possible.
Children:. landscapes.
Children: Still life, portrait.
1st child.
If you see a river is drawn in the picture,
Or spruce and white frost, or a garden and clouds,
Or a snowy plain, or a field and a hut -
The picture must be called landscape.
2nd child. If you see what's in the picture,
Someone looks at us
Or a prince in an old cloak,
Or a climber in a robe,
Pilot or ballerina
Or Kolka is your neighbor,
The picture must be called a portrait.
3rd child.
If you see a cup of coffee on the table in the picture,
Or fruit drink in a large decanter, or a rose in crystal,
Or a bronze vase, or a pear, or a cake,
Or all items at once - know that this is a still life
Sounds like "Song of Pictures" (Music by Grigory Gladkov to lyrics by Alexander Kushner.)
Children lay out pictures, making up one or another genre painting.
Children: Yes.
Children clean "Still life with a white jug" P. S. Utkin and "Portrait of Gleb's son" A. I. Savinova, explaining his choice.
Children find a painting "In the steppe" V. P. Kuznetsov, explain their choice. Put the picture in 1st place.
Children: A sketch is a preliminary sketch, an unfinished drawing.
Children find a painting "Spring" V. E. Borisov - Musatov.
Children: A palette is an artist's tool. A board on which an artist paints with a brush paints, mixing them to get various shades. May have a thumb hole.
Children: The artist used green, blue colors and their shades - light green, dark green, yellow-green, bluish-blue, light blue, blue, dark blue, brown and white.
"Pond near Saratov"
Children: Yes.
While reading a poem, children (in matching t-shirts) go to the easel. They tell a verse and show from the circles (o + o = o) how their color is obtained.
1st child. Orange color.
Do you want to draw carrots, but there is no orange?
Yellow with red prepare and get the right color!
2nd child. Pink color.
To draw a pink outfit for Cinderella,
Mix boldly red and white!
3rd child. Green color.
If there is no green paints to depict the forest,
Start breeding blue with yellow without fear!
4th child. Grey colour.
called black carbon paint,
And it's so dark it's scary.
Let's add to it white paint,
And draw a gray mouse!
5th child. Purple.
blue mix paint with red,
What happened? Well, guess!
Be amazed at the new color - violet-lilac!
6th child. Blue.
To make Malvina's hair pale blue
Dilute blue and white. how nice! Look!
Children: Painting repair is restoration, and people are restorers.
Children put together 3 pictures from parts.
two paintings on no exhibition. Choose the right picture "Autumn Song" V. E. Borisov - Musatov.
Children discuss and choose a painting by P. S. Utkin "Celebration in the sky" explaining your choice.
Children: The picture format can be horizontal or vertical.
Children: The horizon line is the line where heaven and earth meet.
Children find a painting by P. S. Utkin "Night. Haystacks»
Children: The painting is called "Mirage in the steppe" Kuznetsova P.V.
Children put the picture in last place.
Children: Guide.
The children continue to speak.
The best storyteller becomes tour guide and describes any picture of your choice.
III. Final part (reflection)
Artist: Guys, you are great! And genres painting know, you can compare and find the desired picture, you can determine the color scheme of the picture and paints you can get new ones. And I have prepared a surprise for you - sketchbooks. Now you can become real artists and draw your own landscape on any topic.
caregiver "returns" children in kindergarten
What do you remember? What was difficult? etc.
Music by Antonio Vivaldi "Seasons". Children draw and complete art gallery with their drawings.
Children share their experiences tours.
The task of the exhibition of Russian landscape, dedicated to the 200th anniversary of I.S. Turgenev, - to show Russian nature through the eyes of a classic writer and modern painters, thereby denoting artistic continuity. The picturesque landscapes selected for the exhibition cannot and should not be considered an illustration of Turgenev's landscape sketches. These are independent works of our contemporaries, surprisingly consonant in the perception of the beauty of the surrounding world with the vision of the great writer.
The exhibition presents 30 paintings, fixed between panels, on which fabrics with landscape sketches from the works of I.S. Turgenev in Russian, English, French and German. Most of the poetic quotations were translated for the first time specifically for this exhibition.
We hope that our exhibition can become another "window" from which its visitors will be able to see the beauty of Russian nature and feel the beauty of the Russian soul.
Exhibition travel schedule
Address: Friedrichstraße 176-179, 10117 Berlin
20 — 30 november2018 –Paris, Russian center science and culture
Address: 61, rue Boissière, 75116 Paris
Reviews
A.A. Tokovinin, Ambassador Russian Federation in Belgium:“It was a pleasure to visit this wonderful, touching exposition. This exhibition is a very useful contribution to the development of cultural ties between Russia and Belgium. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to its organizers.”
Alexander Zvigilsky, founder and director of the European Dacha Museum I.S. Turgenev in Bougival, one of the translators of the exhibition: “Congratulations on the magnificent exhibition of paintings of Russian nature based on Turgenev’s texts!”
M. Odesskaya, professor at the Russian State University for the Humanities, Moscow:"Thank you very much for the exhibition, created and designed with delicate taste and elegance."
Victor Kagan Doctor of Medical Sciences, writer, poet, diploma winner of the Voloshin International Literary Competition, winner of the Silver Age award: “The exhibition is small, I would say chamber - thirty resonating with the texts of I.S. Turgenev's contemporary paintings Russian artists. A very simple exposition that does not obscure the material - a picture on the side panels with a corner, as on open palms, text in Russian and in good translations into English, German and French. This geometry creates intimate spaces for a personal meeting of the viewer with each pair of “text-picture”, for unhurried meditation. You leave not with a stunned number of paintings and such frequent exhibition splendor, but light and - as far as you can, of course - bright. It only remains to thank the creators and organizers of the exhibition.”
Guests from St. Petersburg:“We are very impressed by the exhibition. This is a full-fledged contribution of Russian culture to world spiritual culture. We are proud that we are compatriots of our artists. In our difficult days, this is a great contribution to our cultures!”
Technical requirements to the exhibition area:
– area 150 – 250 sq.m.
- the possibility of spot and directional lighting
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