WHEN GENIUSES MEET.

SALVADOR DALI AND PABLO PICASSO AT LIBRA EXHIBITION HALL

Bienvenido a la fiesta!

Red and yellow on the Spanish flag reflect the hot summer sunshine of Costa Blanca, and the sunshine-filled hot Spanish blood of two outstanding artists, Pablo Picasso and Salvador Dali.

What was their relationship? Both artists spent a long while in France, and the sophisticated French poetry entwined with their own oeuvre. Apollinaire was Picasso’s best friend, while Dali created a series of graphic works based on Apollinaire’s and Ronsard’s poetry.

Picasso preferred rural lifestyle of French countryside. Its simple ways reflect in the flowers on the window sill and the melancholy of seaside scenes. Dali, on the other hand, was much into the energy of the Eternal City.

Their styles couldn’t be more different, yet both of them were rich with Spain’s lifeblood. Corrida and flamenco, the love for their homeland’s exquisite culture, they are seen clearly in Picasso’s and Dali’s innovative oeuvres.

From December 19, 2018 to February 24, 2019.

NEW AUTHOR’S PROJECT OF DENIS EVTIKHIEV

Denis Vladimirovich Evtikhiev “E.Denis” is a modern figurative artist. During 25 years of search the author combined the compositions of abstract painting and realism: from completely abstract spatial forms to photorealism. The photorealistic style of the artist, well known in the USA, was presented around the world by the American art publishing house Bruno Publishing. In Europe, the romantic realism of Denis Evtikhiev in the “retro” style is presented by the publisher from the Netherlands “Sjatin ART bv”. Denis is also a member of the Artists Trade Union of Russia.

From December 7 to December 16, 2018

The big names of world avant-garde art will gather at one exhibition platform in the center of the capital. For the attention of connoisseurs – an exhibition from private collections of more than 50 author lithographs, including works by Wassily Kandinsky, Salvador Dali, Rene Magritte, Marc Chagall, Victor Vasarely and other outstanding representatives of non-classical art of the 20th century.

Expressionism of Max Ernst; abstract improvisations by Wassily Kandinsky; bright optical illusions of Victor Vazareli; the surrealism of Juan Miro, whose works are similar to incoherent children’s drawings and contain forms that are remotely similar to real objects; Salvador Dali, based on the accuracy of reproduction of the surreal image arising in the subconscious, is distinguished by a careful style of painting, accurate reproduction of perspective, which is typical of academic painting, but creates images that are impossible in reality; surreal canvases by Rene Magritte, each of which has some hidden meaning…

From October 5 to December 4, 2018