Pavel Otdelnov

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Pavel Otdelnov
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Pavel Otdelnov in 2014
Born
Pavel Aleksandrovich Otdelnov

(1979-06-19) June 19, 1979 (age 42)
Dzerzhinsk, Russia
NationalityRussian
Alma materV. Surikov Moscow State Academy Art Institute (1999—2007)
Known forPainting, installation art
Notable work
Internal Degunino serie (Kandinsky Prize 2015 nominee)
StyleIndustrial landscape painting
Patron(s)Pavel Nikonov (co-founder of 'Severe Style' of Soviet Art; Surikov State Academy Art Institute professor)
Websiteotdelnov.com

Pavel Aleksandrovich Otdelnov (Russian: Павел Александрович Отдельнов, 19 June 1979 in Dzerzhinsk, USSR) is a Russian contemporary artist known for Industrial landscape paintings. Pavel Otdelnov included in the list of the Best contemporary Russian artists (ARTEEX), and also in the Russian Investment Art Rating 49ART.

Biography[]

Otdelnov was born in Dzerzhinsk, a city located in Nizhny Novgorod Oblast of Russia, and devoted himself to painting since childhood. He practiced in local studio, finished elementary art school in his hometown in 1994 and entered Nizhny Novgorod Arts College. According to Otdelnov, the college was a conservative education institution that preserved traditions of socialist realism art and painting from nature. The college did not offer dormitory and Otdelnov travelled to Nizhny Novgorod and back by suburban rail, using the time for sketching. His works were displayed for the first time at Miezdunarodny Plener Malarski in Sławków, Poland in 1997. His first solo exhibition took place at Peter the Great House in Nizhny Novgorod in 1999.[1][2][3][4]

He graduated from college in 1999 with diploma project devoted to First Chechen War casualties. The teachers from V. Surikov Moscow State Academy Art Institute who attended at the defense recommended Otdelnov to continue education in the institute. In the same year he moved to Moscow, entered Faculty of Painting and joined the workshop led by Pavel Nikonov, an acknowledged master of art, co-founder of 'Severe Style' of Soviet art. Nikonov's approach to teaching was focused on composition and picture plane organization, staging for drawing or painting was considered a secondary discipline.[5][6][7]

Throughout his student years Otdelnov travelled a lot and participated in exhibitions in other countries. In 2001 he displayed his works on Arte Padova art fair in Padua, Italy followed by his solo exhibition on .[clarification needed] That trip provided him an opportunity to visit the 49th Venice Biennale and familiarize himself with new media art, completely different from what he studied. In 2005 Otdelnov received a specialist degree with a diploma project based on Gospel stories and entered Master's degree program. He received Ministry of Culture's scholarship for young artists and joined Moscow Union of Artists and started to display his works in contemporary art galleries.[4][8][9][10]

After receiving master's degree in 2007 Otdelnov started a Livejournal.com blog about art and used it as a self-education tool. In 2013—2015 he continued his education in Moscow Institute of Contemporary Art.[2][6][10][11]

Art projects[]

Combine. Retrospective, 2007—2008[]

The Crossing, oil on canvas, 2012

In 2007 curator Fedor Nikonov invited two Surikov Institute alumni Otdelnov and Egor Plotnikov to an artistic expedition to West-Siberian Metal Plant and Novokuznetsk Iron and Steel Plant constructed in the middle of the 20th century. Otdelnov and Plotnikov aimed to repeat the experience of Soviet artists of the 1920s and 30s who portrayed the emergence of the Soviet Union as a leading industrial power. They spent two weeks sketching and taking photos of factory buildings and worked on their own series upon return to Moscow. Their artworks were exhibited in Heritage gallery in 2012 alongside with Soviet industrial art.[3][12][13]

Inner Degunino, 2014[]

Stonehenge, oil on canvas, 2013

Otdelnov's Inner Degunino serie created in 2013—2014 was a result of research on Zapadnoye Degunino District of Moscow, mostly composed of industrial zones and residential buildings, constructed of large prefabricated concrete slabs. His interpretation of exurbs architecture attracted 4th Moscow International Biennale for Young Art curator David Eliott who displayed Otdelnov's paintings in main project in June, 2014. In November, 2014 Otdelnov displayed the complimented serie on solo exhibition in Moscow Museum of Modern Art.[14][15][16][17][18][19][20]

The Arc, oil on canvas, 2014

Contemporary art web magazine AroundArt listed Inner Degunino among 50 main projects of 2014, the MMOMA exhibition took 3rd position in readers' choice of best art displays of the year. In 2015 the project was nominated for Kandinsky Prize and entered short list in “project of the year” category. In addition, in 2014 “The Arc” painting was used as cover art for eponymous album by Nizhny Novgorod music band KernHerbst.[21][22][23][24][25][26][27][28]

Promzona, 2015-2019[]

In a solo show with the title “Promzona” at Moscow’s Museum of Modern Art, Otdelnov dug deep into his own personal history and that of Dzerzhinsk. Born into a Soviet-era ‘labour dynasty’, Otdelnov drew on stories of his family, three generations of engineers who worked at highly polluted chemical factories of Dzerzhinsk, to examine what he described as “the ruins of a Soviet mythology”. [29]

Mall, 2015[]

Mall. No.10, oil on canvas

In 2015 Otdelnov presented his Mall art project dedicated to rapid growth of shopping centers in Russian exurbs during prosperous 00s. He depicted big-box stores as graphic glitches surrounded by panel buildings or snow-covered wastelands.[30][31]

Installation created for “Piece of Space Traversed by Mind” exhibition, 2015 год

For “Piece of Space Traversed by Mind” exhibition in the New Wing of Gogol Museum in Moscow Otdelnov created an installation combining “glitch” made of colored LEGO bricks and paintings as three-dimensional surroundings. In participation of V-A-C Foundation's “Expanding Space. Artistic Practice in the Urban Environment” programme Otdelnov created a visualization of possible public art object exploiting parallax effect.[32][33][34][35]

White sea. Black hole, 2016[]

In White sea. Black hole project presented in Nizhny Novgorod Arsenal in July, 2016 Otdelnov used art, documentary and other mediums to present a research on the history of his hometown Dzerzhinsk. The project was named after two objects of accumulated ecological damage appeared from Soviet chemical enterprises — sludge pools called “White sea” and “Black hole”.[36]

The project included paintings of ruined facilities; drawings of sludge pools based on satellite imagery; a “Wall of fame” series of re-drawn photographs from local Soviet newspapers “Dzerzhinets”, “Workers' Voice” and “For Labour Valour”; photographs and documentary film depicting Dzerzhinsk environs. The project also included three objects — graphite rods used in chemical production, soil from the “White sea” and bricks of the ruined Dzerzhinsk house of culture, polished by wind and aggressive environment.[37][38][39]

Others[]

In cooperation with Kovcheg gallery Otdelnov displayed his works on “Personal acquaintance” exhibition within the Parallel Programme of the 3rd Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2009 and contemporary art fairs in Cologne in 2010 and 2011. Throughout the 2011 Russia-Spain Year of Culture Otdelnov's personal exhibitions took place in Madrid, Alcala de Henares and Esquivias.[1][11][40][41][42][43][44]

In 2012 the Agency Art.Ru arranged Otdelnov's first major solo exhibition in Moscow to present his Neon Landscape project devoted to the nature of light. In 2013 his artworks were shortlisted for Strabag Artaward International. In 2013—2015 Otdelnov participated in several exhibitions organized by the Institute of Contemporary Art, including collaborative projects with Goldsmith College. On the “Perception transfers. From analog to digital” exhibition Otdelnov presented an installation that combined an artwork based upon Google Street View image with open laptop, placed over the table easel.[1][45][46][47][48][49]

In 2014, Otdelnov provided artworks for Smile&Christie's charity auction. In 2015 Otdelnov participated in the Portrait Now! competition for Brewer J. C. Jacobsen's Portrait Award and participated in two exhibition in Russia's major museums: Tretyakov Gallery presented his paintings in “Metageography. Space — Image — Action” special project of the 6th Moscow biennial of contemporary art while State Russian Museum picked his artworks for “Russia. Realism. XXI century” exhibition.[1][50][51][52][53][54][55][56][57]

Lego Mall, oil on canvas, 2015

Pavel Otdelnov, whose artistic vocabulary is likewise located at the junction of photographic and painterly aesthetic dimensions (by his own admission, he has been influenced by the modern photographer Andreas Gursky, as well as the Russian pop artist and painter Mikhail Roginsky), <...> explores the architecture of the sites set to become monuments of the next, post-industrial era which will not leave in its wake palaces and cathedrals. His paintings feature not industrial landmarks, but landmarks of consumption and communication: Pavel Otdelnov images trading centers on the outskirts, fuel stations and highways. However, the beauty found by the artist in these facilities, which only recently began to dot our living space, is far from the pop-art ironic apologia of the flashy ephemerality of the current moment.

— Irina Kulik, in press-release for “No man's land” exhibition in Grinberg gallery

Selected exhibitions, works in collections[]

Personal exhibitions[]

  • 1997 — Peter the Great House, Nizhny Novgorod
  • 2001 — Albarella, Italy
  • 2005 — “Canvas. Time. Space”, Chamber of Commerce, Dzerzhinsk
  • 2006 — “The way home”, Central Exhibitions Hall, Nizhny Novgorod
  • 2010 — Quinta del Berro cultural center, Madrid, Spain
  • 2011 — exhibitions through Russia-Spain Year of Culture (Casa de los Picos, Segovia; Juana Frances hall, Madrid; Museo Casa Natal de Cervantes, Alcala de Henares; Nicholas Salmeron cultural center, Madrid; Casa de Cervantes, Eskivias)
  • 2012 — “Neon landscape”, Art.Ru Agency, Moscow
  • 2012 — Otra Cotidianidad, Centro Ruso de Ciencia y Cultura, Madrid
  • 2014 — “Inner Degunino”, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow
  • 2014 — “The First Principle of Dialectics” (joint exhibition with Egor Plotnikov), Open Club Gallery, Moscow
  • 2014 — “No man's land” (join exhibition with Julia Malinina, within the Parallel Programme of the 4th Moscow International Biennale for Young Art), Grinberg Gallery, Moscow
  • 2015 — “Hall of fame”, Stavropol Arts Museum, Stavropol
  • 2015 — “Mall”, Triumph Gallery, Moscow
  • 2016 — “Territory of accumulated damage”, Belyaevo Gallery, Moscow
  • 2016 — “White sea. Black hole”, “Arsenal” national centre for contemporary arts, Nizhny Novgorod
  • 2019 — Promzona, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow[58]

Group exhibitions[]

  • 2006 — “The Present Time”, Kovcheg Gallery, Moscow; “Nonactual art”, Moscow Union of Artists exhibition hall, Moscow
  • 2009 — “Personal acquaintance” (within the Parallel Programme of the 3rd Moscow Biennale for Contemporary Art), Kovcheg Gallery, Moscow
  • 2010 — “The Dialogue. Pavel Nikonov and Young Artists”, Russian Academy of Arts, Moscow; Art.Fair (Kovcheg Gallery exposition), Cologne, Germany; “On the contrary”, CCA Winzavod, Moscow; “Art sanatorium”, Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
  • 2011 — Art.Fair (“Kovcheg” Gallery exposition), Cologne, Germany; “Russian metaphisics. Italian objectivity. The beginning of the new century”, Russian Academy of Arts , Moscow; “The forms of life. Return to reality”, Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow
  • 2012 — “Combine. Retrospective” (joint exposition with Egor Plotnikov), Heritage Gallery, Moscow
  • 2013 — “Horizonts”, CCI Fabrika, Moscow; “Stanzas”, Erarta Gallery, St. Petersburg; “Strabag Art Award”, Vienna, Austria
  • 2014 — “Desolation of landscape”, project by “Dialogue of Arts” magazine (Art.Ru Agency, Moscow; ART re.FLEX Gallery, St. Petersburg; Stroganov Chambers, Usolye); “A Time for Dreams” (Main Project of the 4th Moscow International Biennale for Young Art), Museum of Moscow; “Perception transfers. From analog to digital”, CCA Sokol, Moscow;“Landscape with the disappearance”, VCCA, Voronezh; “Fortune museum", MMOMA, Moscow
  • 2015 — “Metageography. Space — Image — Action”, Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow; “No time”, CCA Winzavod, Moscow (Special projects of the 6th Moscow biennale of contemporary art); “Russia. Realism. XXI century”, State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg; “Expanding Space”, GES-2, Moscow; “Sub observationem”, MMOMA, Moscow. “Piece of Space Traversed by Mind”, New Wing of Gogol Museum, Moscow; “Fest”, Krasnoyarsk Museum Center, Krasnoyarsk. “Portrait Now!” participants exhibition (Erarta, St. Petersburg; Frederiksborg Castle, Kopenhagen, Denmark; Ljungberg Museum, Ljungby, Sweden)
  • 2016 — “Always modern. Always contemporary. The art of XX—XXI centuries”, ROSIZO State Museum Exhibition Centre, Moscow; “Where Is Heaven on Earth” , Erarta, St. Petersburg; “Spatial Errors”, GROUND Peschanaya Gallery

Works in collections[]

Otdelnov's works are included in the collections of State Russian Museum, Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow Museum of Modern Art, “Erarta” contemporary art museum and other Russian museums; in the collections of Russian Academy of Arts, Moscow Union of Artists, Kovcheg gallery, Gorbachev Foundation, corporate collections of RDI Group and IQ Capital, private collections in Russia, United States, Germany, Italy, Spain, Poland and other countries.[1][8][44][59]

Awards[]

  • 2015 — Kandinsky Prize long list (with Inner Degunino project)
  • 2017 — The Sergey Kuryokhin Contemporary Art Award short list (with White sea. Black hole project)
  • 2017 — The Sergey Kuryokhin Contemporary Art Award Special award of French Institute in St.Petersburg (with White sea. Black hole project)
  • 2017 — Kandinsky Prize long list (with White sea. Black hole project)
  • 2019 — Kandinsky Prize long list (with Psychozoic era project)
  • 2020 — artist of the year by Cosmoscow International Contemporary Art Fair

Notes[]

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  4. ^ a b Сергей Сафонов, Игорь Чувилин (2011). Галерея "Ковчег". Послевоенное и современное искусство [“Kovcheg” gallery. Post-war and contemporary art] (in Russian). Moscow.CS1 maint: uses authors parameter (link)
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  31. ^ "Описание инсталляции "ТЦ. Glitch" в блоге Павла Отдельнова в "Живом Журнале"" [Description of Pavel Otdelnov's “Mall. Glitch” installation in his Livejournal blog] (in Russian). Archived from the original on 2017-10-12. Retrieved 20 August 2016.
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  53. ^ Павел Герасименко (2015-11-15). ""Россия. Реализм. XXI век" в Русском музее — выставка, похожая на советскую" [“Russia. Realism. XXI century” exhibition in State Russian Museum.] (in Russian). Ведомости. Archived from the original on 2016-09-24. Retrieved 2016-08-19.
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  55. ^ Вадим Михайлов (2015-11-09). "Реализмов сегодня много. Но в будущее возьмут не всех" (in Russian). Ведомости. Archived from the original on 2016-08-11. Retrieved 2016-08-19.
  56. ^ Екатерина Гусева (2016-02-01). "Трудности реализма" [Realistic art challenges] (in Russian). Бинокль. Archived from the original on 2016-08-20. Retrieved 2016-08-19.
  57. ^ "Предыстория создания картины "Сегодня рейсов нет" на личном сайте Павла Отдельнова" [“No flights today” by Pavel Otdelnov on artist's personal website] (in Russian). Archived from the original on 2016-08-20. Retrieved 2016-08-19.
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External links[]

  • Official website
  • Website of the artist's project Promzona: [1]
  • Pavel Otdelnov included in the list of the Best contemporary Russian artists (ARTEEX): [2]
  • Pavel Otdelnov in the website of the Russian Investment Art Rating 49ART: [3]
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