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Created for the support of Petersburg artists (both participation in the exhibitions and entrance are free), in the course of time the Gallery became a rather prestigious spot for organization of exhibitions both of domestic and foreign artists.

We believe that in the situation when there are few exhibition spaces in the city and a great scale of creative ideas, aesthetic concepts and artistic practices, the main actual task is to present as many artists as possible independent on genre and technology.

  • Exhibitions in the Borey Gallery are in the non-stop regime.
  • It is a basic principle of the Gallery to support beginning artists and creators (the first exhibition, the first book, the first article).
  • Absence of aesthetic snobbery and restraints in the interests of a special group of artists.
  • Accessibility and openness.


June 30 – July 11, 2009. Oleg Chernov. Painting.
«DATE AND TIME»
Painting
In the gallery halls
  

«The more intently we peer, the more we feel something strange…
A new day is slowly rising above the roofs of the city.
For someone it’ll be just like thousand of such days, and somebody will remember it for the rest of their lives. But now for both it’s simply a blank leaf, on which there’s nothing written yet».
Free version of Murakami

Through the already formed traditional poetry of expressive realism an artist experiences sensation of a pendulum swing; he starts a dispute with his artistic handwriting, first destroying it and then coming back to it. Most likely, he discovers within himself a new opportunity to make a definite choice between “formal and informal” search, wishing to gain new experience and find the ultimate essentiality.

Oleg Chernov was born on March 14, 1962 in Glubokovo village, Krasnoyarsky region. From 1979 to 1983 he studied at Stavropol building college, City planning and Architecture department.
From 1987 to 1991 he was a student at Stavropol art school (tutors: A.P.Logachyov and P.S.Gorban)
Oleg Ivanovich has participated in numerous collective and solo shows. Apart from spacious geography of the homeland, there’ve been several exhibitions in Belgium and in the Netherlands.
Chernov’s painting is rich in color and variously positive. One can hear cicadae in his summer heat, and the spectator is sure to see his own reflection in the lake, if he comes closer. The city stretches its streets under your feet and seduces you by the light of its warmly welcoming windows and festive showcases. And it even smells of exhaust fumes.
This reality is very close to ours, but it has definite features of another reality, rich for miracles and discoveries. 

  
  
  
  
  
  
 
June 16 – 27, 2009. Konstantin Polyakov. Painting/Graphics.
«NEARBY»
Painting/Graphics
In the gallery halls
    
     

Konstantin Polyakov was born on July 11, 1973 in Sochi. In 1992 he graduated from Regional Stavropol College. From 1996 till 2001 he painted in Zheleznovodsk, Stavropol region. Since 2001 he has been living and working in St Petersburg.
Member of the Russian Artists’ Union.
Since High Renaissance the notion of a creative artist has changed greatly and nowadays an artist is more often compared to a fanatic, fighting for his aesthetic and ethic ideals. Long and meticulous work in a certain technique, style after all makes him deaf, and often only external circumstances and openness to the new let the author realize finiteness of his art’s results.
Individual’s narrow thinking and perception turn out to be unbreakable walls, which keep one from absorbing the diversity of the modern world. Today a human needs such creative development, which will let the personality hide in the background, let it go between the external visible world and the world of invisible ties and relations.

 
2 - 13 June 2009. Arthur Molev. Graphics.
"ABC FOR THE GROWN-UPS"
Graphics
In the Small hall
                    
     

Arthur Molev, already well-known to the art community, is glad to invite you to his new exhibition. And there’s definitely no one to describe this event in a more laconic and informative way than the author himself.
"ABC for the grown-ups.
It’s a peculiar feeling to learn a language in the country where no one understands you and no one bothers you.
Dutch is very well learnt on the Dutch heights. The words sound sometimes like Russian ones, but they’ve got a completely different meaning. All grown-ups are too serious and take linguistics for a pretty boring science.
This manual under development – the ABC book – will help a grown-up to learn the language with a smile”.
                                                                 A.Molev, Linguist

 
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