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Küllus ja kaduvus. Natüürmort Soome ja Baltimaade kogudest / Abundance and Ephemerality. Still Lifes from Finnish and Baltic Collections
Küllus ja kaduvus. Natüürmort Soome ja Baltimaade kogudest / Abundance and Ephemerality. Still Lifes from Finnish and Baltic Collections
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Kerttu Männiste, Fred Meijer, Matthias Depoorter, Minna Tuominen, Viktoria Markova, Jaan Elken, Kerttu Männiste
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Eesti Kunstimuuseumi filiaalis Kadrioru kunstimuuseumis toimuv näitus „Küllus ja kaduvus. Natüürmort Soome ja Baltimaade kogudest” (21.01.–14.05.2017) toob publikuni vaikelužanri kunsti 17. sajandist tänapäevani. Näitusega kaasneb rahvusvahelise autoriteringi analüütilisi artikleid sisaldav rikkalikult illustreeritud raamat. Vaikelužanri piirkondlikke eripärasid, teemasid ja ikonograafilisi tähendusi käsitlevad raamatus Euroopa tunnustatud natüürmordiuurijad.
Fred Meijer (RKD-Nederlands Instituut voor Kunstgeschiedenis) annab ülevaate žanri üldistest ajaloolistest, temaatilistest ja maalitehnilistest arengutest. Ühtaegu loodusteadlusliku ja kunstiloolise vaatenurga nii elavaid kui ka surnud linde kujutavatele kompositsioonidele pakub Matthias Depoorter (De Vlaamse Kunstcollectie). Hollandi päritolu Edwaert Collier’ loomingut vanitas-kunstnikuna käsitleb Minna Tuominen (Soome Rahvusgalerii, Sinebrychoffi kunstimuuseum). Viktoria Markova (A. Puškini nimeline riiklik kunstimuuseum) kaardistab žanri arengut Caravaggio uuenduslikust, manerismi liialduste asemel renessansilikku plastilisust taotlevast laadist barokse ruumi- ja vormidünaamikani. Kunstnik ja maalikunsti õppejõud Jaan Elken (Kunstnike Liit, Eesti Kunstiakadeemia) võtab vaatluse alla Eesti nüüdiskunstnike loomingu, käsitledes natüürmordi erinevate aspektide tõlgendus- ja edasiarendusvõimalusi ning vaikelužanrit kui nüüdiskunsti eksperimentide katselava.
Abundance and Ephemerality. Still Lifes from Finnish and Baltic Collections, an exhibition at the Kadriorg Art Museum, a branch of the Art Museum of Estonia, introduces art of the still life genre from the 17th century until the present day to the public. The exhibition is accompanied by a richly illustrated book comprised of analytical articles by a range of international authors. The regional differences, themes and iconographic meanings of the still life genre are dealt with in the book, with articles by noted European researchers of still lifes.
In his introductory article, Fred Meijer (RKD-Netherlands Institute for Art History) provides a summary of the general developments in the genre related to history, themes and painting techniques. Matthias Depoorter (Flemish Art Collection) provides both a naturalist and art history approach to compositions depicting both living and dead birds. The work of the Dutch painter of vanitas-style still lifes Edwaert Collier is discussed by Minna Tuominen (Finnish National Gallery, Sinebrychoff Art Museum). Viktoria Markova (Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts) maps the development of the genre, from Caravaggio’s innovations to Baroque spatial and form dynamics. The artist and lecturer on painting Jaan Elken (Estonian Artists Association, Estonian Academy of Arts) examines the work of Estonian contemporary artists by dealing with the various possibilities of the interpretation and further development of still lifes and the genre as a breeding ground for contemporary art experiments.
Fred Meijer (RKD-Nederlands Instituut voor Kunstgeschiedenis) annab ülevaate žanri üldistest ajaloolistest, temaatilistest ja maalitehnilistest arengutest. Ühtaegu loodusteadlusliku ja kunstiloolise vaatenurga nii elavaid kui ka surnud linde kujutavatele kompositsioonidele pakub Matthias Depoorter (De Vlaamse Kunstcollectie). Hollandi päritolu Edwaert Collier’ loomingut vanitas-kunstnikuna käsitleb Minna Tuominen (Soome Rahvusgalerii, Sinebrychoffi kunstimuuseum). Viktoria Markova (A. Puškini nimeline riiklik kunstimuuseum) kaardistab žanri arengut Caravaggio uuenduslikust, manerismi liialduste asemel renessansilikku plastilisust taotlevast laadist barokse ruumi- ja vormidünaamikani. Kunstnik ja maalikunsti õppejõud Jaan Elken (Kunstnike Liit, Eesti Kunstiakadeemia) võtab vaatluse alla Eesti nüüdiskunstnike loomingu, käsitledes natüürmordi erinevate aspektide tõlgendus- ja edasiarendusvõimalusi ning vaikelužanrit kui nüüdiskunsti eksperimentide katselava.
Abundance and Ephemerality. Still Lifes from Finnish and Baltic Collections, an exhibition at the Kadriorg Art Museum, a branch of the Art Museum of Estonia, introduces art of the still life genre from the 17th century until the present day to the public. The exhibition is accompanied by a richly illustrated book comprised of analytical articles by a range of international authors. The regional differences, themes and iconographic meanings of the still life genre are dealt with in the book, with articles by noted European researchers of still lifes.
In his introductory article, Fred Meijer (RKD-Netherlands Institute for Art History) provides a summary of the general developments in the genre related to history, themes and painting techniques. Matthias Depoorter (Flemish Art Collection) provides both a naturalist and art history approach to compositions depicting both living and dead birds. The work of the Dutch painter of vanitas-style still lifes Edwaert Collier is discussed by Minna Tuominen (Finnish National Gallery, Sinebrychoff Art Museum). Viktoria Markova (Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts) maps the development of the genre, from Caravaggio’s innovations to Baroque spatial and form dynamics. The artist and lecturer on painting Jaan Elken (Estonian Artists Association, Estonian Academy of Arts) examines the work of Estonian contemporary artists by dealing with the various possibilities of the interpretation and further development of still lifes and the genre as a breeding ground for contemporary art experiments.
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Author
Kerttu Männiste, Fred Meijer, Matthias Depoorter, Minna Tuominen, Viktoria Markova, Jaan Elken, Kerttu Männiste
Designed by
Peeter Laurits
Language
English
Publishing company
Eesti Kunstimuuseum – Kadrioru kunstimuuseum
Added date
29.03.2017
Year of publication
2017
Pages
144
Size
220x220
Product code
16115642
Barcode
9789949485642
ISBN
9789949485642