The Space of Post-Cubism
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts has opened an exhibition featuring the works of Beatrice Sandomirskaya, a lesser-known avant-garde sculptor. The exhibition showcases Sandomirskaya's consistent artistic style across different periods and themes.
The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts has opened an exhibition of Beatrice Sandomirskaya's works. Sandomirskaya was a master of avant-garde sculpture and a student of Sergei Konenkov and Kazimir Malevich. Despite her works being held in major museum collections, she remains relatively unknown. The exhibition, curated by Igor Smekalov, showcases her consistent artistic style across different periods and themes. The display occupies the ground-floor enfilade of the Gallery of European and American Art, with a restrained color scheme and thoughtful spatial configuration that highlights the sculptures. The exhibition design by Studio CHART creates a sense of 'embrace' between the large-scale sculptures and the halls, guiding the viewer's perception.
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