From October 1 to 4, the third edition of the SCAN Contemporary Art Fair is taking place at the International Exhibition and Business Center “Siberia” (Krasnoyarsk). At booth B4, we will present works by the art duo Vika Begalskaya and Alexander Vilkin, who in their practice explore the image of the contemporary person and their relationship with nature and art.
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On October 2 at 19:00, in the exhibition space of Vladimir Shinkarev’s “One Dances” at the Pavilion of New Holland, the presentation of the catalogue “Eternal Return” will take place.
More MoreOn October 6 at 18:00, at the pop/off/art gallery, Vladimir Potapov will give an artist-led tour of the exhibition “What Will Not Come True, We Will Dream Of.”
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“If This Is Not So” is the third book in Denis Khimilyayne’s publishing program. As before in sculpture, installation, graphics, and painting, here the Tatarintsevs record the thesis of what remains for the viewer and reader when a philosophical text is deprived of syntactic completeness. Wittgenstein, Beckett, the correspondence between Arendt and Heidegger — phrases torn from the flow of thought and turned into titles of works no longer illustrate an idea, but form their own paradoxical and aphoristic text. Speakers: Olga and Oleg Tatarintsev, Denis Khimilyayne, Sergei Popov.
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Erik Bulatov (1933–2025) was the major Russian artist of his generation. In his paintings, akin to photographs and Sots Art, some of the most recognizable images in contemporary art emerged. Bulatov also became an influential art theorist, formulating the principles according to which a painting is constructed. This book is the most complete collection of his texts on art, including articles and interviews that are published here for the first time or have not been reissued.
More Morepop/off/art represents publications released by the gallery team or with its support. Here you can find personal catalogues of our artists and monographs about them, catalogues of friendly projects and books by pop/off/art founder Sergey Popov. We are trying to expand our range with new publishing projects. Stay tuned!
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In the program “Step Away from the Painting,” Sergey and host Elena Sharova discussed the Asian contemporary art market in the wake of the recently concluded Kiaf and Frieze Seoul.
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On April 1, EMII celebrated its 90th anniversary. To mark the anniversary, the pop/off/art Gallery and the artist’s family donated to the museum’s collection
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At booth D020, under the banner "Dissonance catcher," our colleagues are presenting paintings by Maria Katyanova and photographs by pop/off/art lab artist Polina Rukavichkina from the series "Melting Armour."
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Friends, we are delighted to tell you about a joint project by pop/off/art gallery resident Ivan Plyushch and Olga Tobreluts, a landmark artist in Russian contemporary art, at the Pearl Fincher Museum of Fine Arts (Houston, USA)!
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In this new project, the artist continues to explore the interaction between the fabrics of language, sound, and thought processes in the context of a rapidly changing world.
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Until January 31, the pop/off/art 2.0 gallery is hosting the exhibition "Reflections. Artist's Books" by Alexander Konstantinov.
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