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학술저널
저자정보
조규연 (중앙대학교)
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한국러시아문학회 러시아어문학연구논집 러시아어문학연구논집 제79호
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2022.11
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In this paper, I look at the process of formation and development of Russian contemporary art in the post-Soviet period, and examine the changes in Russian contemporary art at the turn of the century and its meaning by focusing on Moscow Actionism in the 1990s and non-spectacular art in the 2000s. Arts of the 2000s, held at The State Tretyakov Gallery in 2018, comprehensively presented various aspects of Russian contemporary art in which the artistic remnants of the avant-garde and the new trends of the West mixed. Despite the new themes and forms, Russian art in the early 21st century can be defined as a transformation and overcoming of the Moscow Actionism that led the 1990s. Kulik differed from his 90s performance as well as the conventional painting with his three-dimensional formative method, but his <Tennis Player> is also an extension of his 90s method, which expressed his awareness of social problems with the subject of the body. Osmolovsky's non-spectacular art differentiate from Duchamp's ready-made as well as his own performance in the 1990s by choosing the most natural, everyday objects as art materials. The common characteristics of these works contain political and social meanings, and all of the new forms and themes were experiments for effective communication with the audience and their active participation.

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