The Moscow Museum of Modern Art, in collaboration with the pop/off/art gallery, presents a retrospective exhibition, "Between the Concrete and the Infinite," by Evgeny Gorokhovsky, one of the leading exponents of photo- and hyperrealism, an artist whose work combines photographic precision, philosophical depth, and painterly freedom. Evgeny Gorokhovsky inherited an interest in photographic images from his father, Eduard Gorokhovsky, a prominent master of unofficial art and creator of the famous photograms. However, Evgeny forged his own path, transforming photography into a starting point for reflecting on the boundaries of imagery. Evgeny Gorokhovsky's work unfolds in the space between photography and painting, between precision of recording and a desire to transcend the visible. Starting from the photograph, the artist creates complex compositions in which real images are combined with ornamental motifs, philosophical allusions, and references to the art of the past. For him, photography was not an endpoint, but a starting point—an opportunity to transform a specific moment into a reflection on time, memory, and presence.
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The catalog was released for Rostislav Lebedev’s exhibition "Rough cuts” which took place at MMOMA from November 9, 2023 to January 28, 2024. The name of the project referred to Lebedev’s artistic method. Unlike many authors who use subtle, hidden “montage” of ready-made images, he prefers the sharp dissonance of images, a sharp transition from one sign to another. It is precisely such “Rough cuts” that, according to the artist, are capable of carving new, fresh meanings from the simple fact of the meeting of two well-known images. More than 100 works by the author were presented in 9 halls, each of which was addressed to a specific artistic medium of Lebedev.
More MoreA short philosophical essay opens the door to the artist's perception of what is happening in a confusing world. The text allows you to look into the thoughts of a man who finds himself on an island with himself.
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pop/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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В Московском Музее современного искусства теперь можно увидеть работы Аркадия Петрова из серии «Доска почета». Это диптих «Доска почета» 1989 года и полиптих (21 часть) «Доска почета» 2004-2006 года, которые Музей купил у галереи pop/off/art.
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