On April 27, the DiDi Gallery team presented a personal exhibition one of the key figures of Soviet unofficial art Mikhail Roginsky. The exhibition covers almost all periods of the artist's creative work (except for the initial, "still life" period), showcasing works from the 1970s to the early 2000s.
However, in reality, his works are difficult to divide into stages and periods due to the non-linear nature of his evolution. Roginsky's painting was material in the "Shelves" and "Bottles" series; narrative - in the works with "bubbles"; radical - in the "nostalgic Moscow" series of the second half of the 1990s. It changed, submitting to the only connection important to the artist - the connection with his true inner life.
You can find more detailed information, read the article and download the brochure about the exhibition at in the "Exhibitions" section.
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