This is the catalogue published in conjunction with Central Asia's first participation in the 51st Venice Biennale in 2005. 'As it is the first presentation of this regional context in Venice, it make sense to present it exactly a context, a dialectic multiplicity of various artist, various generations, various ethnicities, various cultural centres, and, finally, different countries. It makes sense to expose this context not its latest expressions claiming to be the most up to date, but as a dialectic multiplicity of individual and collective experience, in particular, of the post-Soviet period.' - excerpt by Viktor Misiano, curator of Central Asia Pavilion
Note: The electronic version of this catalogue is available at CD.001176.
Onsite
English,
Russian
2005
137
Nil
2
catalogue
The Art of Central Asia, A Contemporary Archive - Viktor MISIANO
Modern Art as the End of the Secret: A Viewpoint from Central Asia - Auezkhan KODAR
Waiting for Godot: Central Asia Searches for Its Identity - Valeria IBRAEVA
Kyrgyzstan
On Professional Art in Kyrgyzstan - Olga YUSHKOVA
Introduction to 'Contemporary Art' of Kyrgyzstan - Gamal BOKONBAEV
Gulnara Kasmalieva and Muratbek Djoumaliev - Gamal BOKONBAEV
Roman Maskalev and Maxim Boronilov - Muratbek DJOUMALIEV
Video Archive
Kazakhstan
Rebels and Heroes: Cultural Autonomy in the Art of Soviet Kazakhstan - Dilyara SHARIPOVA
The 1990s: Sweet Decade of Hope - Irina YUFEROVA
Sergey Maslov - Yuliya SOROKINA
Rustam Khalfin - Yuliya SOROKINA
The Millenium is a Bitter Time of Reality - Yuliya SOROKINA
Said Atabekov - Valeria IBRAEVA
Yelena Vorobyeva and Victor Vorobyev - Yuliya SOROKINA
Almagul Menlibayeva - Yuliya SOROKINA
Video Archive 106
Uzbekistan
Art of Uzbekistan of the 1920-1950s: The Relativism in Evaluating the Orientalization of Russian Avant-Garde - Svetlana GORSHENINA
The Art of Uzbekistan from the Second Half of the 20th Century to the Beginning of the 21st Century - Boris CHUKHOVICH
Vyacheslav Akhunov - Nigora AKHMEDOVA
Video Archive
Art from Central Asia: A Contemporary Archive (Central Asia Pavilion at the 51st Venice Biennale)
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