A retrospective of the Soviet abstract artist Yuri Zlotnikov has opened in Moscow.

The work of Soviet artist Yuri Zlotnikov, who has been engaged in abstract art since the 1950s, is shown on two floors of the Moscow gallery "Ground Solyanka". The exhibition includes both works from the Signal System cycle (1957-1962) and later works, including rarely shown large canvases.

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The large exhibit is about experimentation and feelings

Zlotnikov's works enter into a dialogue with experimental foreign animation of the first half of the 20th century and modern Russian art. The exhibition was created by the artist's grandchildren Alexander Zlotnikov and Andrey Tyulenev, curated by Nikita Spiridonov, and the expositionist was Katya Bochavar.

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