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The Springtime of Russian Avant-garde
from the Collection of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art

Art Impression Exhibition Produce Kazimir Malevich Peasant woman Supronaturalism the Moscow Museum of modern art space Art Impression Exhibition Produce Kazimir Malevich Suprematism the Moscow Museum of modern art Russian Avant Garde space Art Impression Exhibition Produce Nilko Pirosmani Welcome Merry Company the Moscow Museum of modern art Russian Avant Garde space Art Impression Exhibition Produce Nilko Pirosmani White She Bear with Cobs the Moscow Museum of modern art space Art Impression Exhibition Produce Vladmir Dmitriev Circus the Moscow Museum of modern art Russian Avant Garde
The very first exhibition which presents masterpieces of the time of Russian Avant-garde is being held in Japan, totally from the collection of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art Russian Avant-garde is a revolutionary art movement which occured in the first decade of 20th century. A century on, this extraordinary facet of Russian cultural legacy continues to fascinate people. Creative innovation, daring attitude, intellectual intensity and deep emotionality ? those are what brought the movement to international renown and it had a great impact on 20th century art. This exhibition focuses upon the “springtime” or early stage of the Russian Avant-garde and it includes 70 works by 30 artists (mainly oil paintings except for 2 bronze sculptures) of well-known Russian artists like Kazimir Malevich, Natalia Goncharova, Mikhail Larionov, Aristarkh Lentulov, Vladimir Tatlin, and Pavel Filonov for the sculptures. Many pieces of these collections were returned to Russia from abroad by the museum’s founder and General Director Zurab Tsereteli. One of the highlights of this exhibition is its wide range of collection of Niko Pirosmani ; a Georgean self-educated primitive artist who drew many paintings for pub signs in order to earn the least money for living. His rustic and primitive touch became highly valuated by other artists of Russian Avant-garde times and that brought him to the first recognition at an exhibition in Moscow. This exhibition now being held in Japan is unique in the sense that it presents works of the Georgean artist for the first time in this country. 【Date & Place】

21 June - 17 August 2008
The Bunkamura Museum of Art
Organized by: The Bunkamura Museum of Art
The Asahi Shimbun

25 September - 3 November 2008
Suntory Museum, Osaka
Organized by: Suntory Museum The Asahi Shimbun

11 November - 25 December 2008
The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu
Organized by : The Museum of Fine Arts, Gifu The Chunichi Shimbun

7 February - 22 March 2009
The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama
Organized by: The Museum of Modern Art, Saitama The Asahi Shimbun

【For all the venues above】

Supported by: Embassy of Russian Federation Russian Center for International Scientific and Cultural Cooperation

Sponsored by: Japan Airlines

Coordinated by: Art Impression Inc.