Galerie Krinzinger & Krinzinger Schottenfeld curated by Olga Sviblova
„Insignificant Alterations“

Curator(s):

Olga Sviblova More

Olga Sviblova is the Founding Director of the Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, formerly known as the Moscow House of Photography. Sviblova has been curating international exhibitions since 1988, when she organized the first “Festival of Soviet Underground Art” in Finland. Since then she has organized numerous contemporary art shows both in Moscow and abroad. She was organizer and Art Director of the Moscow International Photography Festival “Fashion and Style in Photography” in 1999, and the International Month of Photography in Moscow, the Photobiennale in 1996 and its jubilee 10th edition in 2014. She was curator of the Russian pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2007 and 2009. During her career, Sviblova has written and directed a number of documentaries, including “The Black Square” about Russian avant-garde art from 1953 to 1988, which won the Paris Critics Award at the Cannes Film Festival in 1988 and the Gold Plate at the Chicago Documentary Film Festival, among many other accolades.

Artist(s):

• Nikita Alekseev
• German Titov
• Andrey Monastyrsky
• Inspection Medical Hermeneutics
• Pavel Pepperstein More
  Pavel Pepperstein Born 1966 in Moscow Lives and works in Moscow and Crimea Pavel Pepperstein’s (b. 1966) work interlaces history and literature with fantasy themes and fairy tale characters, merging fantastical scenes and landscapes with a range of cultural and political symbols. Pepperstein reflects existential themes with the visual language of children’s books and the medium of mostly watercolor. He is a member of the younger generation of Moscow conceptualists, an avant-garde movement founded in the 1970s with the central figures Ilya Kabakov, Dmitri Prigov and Pepperstein’s father Viktor Pivovarov. Pepperstein had recent solo exhibitions at the Garage Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow (2019), Kunsthaus Zug (2017), and Musèe d’Art Moderne et Contemporain Saint-Ètienne Mètropole (2015). He participated in the Manifesta 10, 2014 (St. Petersburg), the Moscow Biennial (2009) and the 53rd Venice Biennale (2009). Pepperstein’s work is part of various collections, including Kunstmuseum Basel, Albertina (Vienna), Centre Pompidou (Paris).
• Marina Alekseeva More
  *1959, l. in Shuvalovo-Ozerki/RU
• Collective Actions More
  founded in 1976, Moscow
• Andrey Filippov More
  *1959, l. in Moskau
• Yuri Leiderman More
  *1963, l. in Berlin
• Victor Skersis More
  *1956, l. in Bethlehem/USA

Photos