Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts

«V-2. PRACTICIAL EXPERIMENTS OF SOVIET DESIGN, 1920s ? 1930s» © Museum of Labels

«1PLACE2» © Sverdlovsk Region Museum of Local History

«PLANNED EXPLOIT» © Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts

«CITY AS A PROCESS» © Department of Art History and Cultural Studies, Ural Federal University

«THE END OF THE INDUSTRIAL ART» © White Gallery

«GENIUS LOCI» © Museum of Photography ?Metenkov House?

«SIGHT OF THE OUTSIDER: BLIND MANSOUR FROM ZAKAMSK» © Museum of Soviet Naive with the support of the "New Collection" foundation (Perm)

«CHRONICLE OF CONTEMPORARY PLANT» © Ekaterina Poedinschikova (Conference)

Yekaterinburg Gallery of Contemporary Art

«ART IN QUOTATION MARKS. THE KNOWLEDGE ABOUT CONTEMPORARY ART IN SOVIET MASS MAGAZINES OF THE 1950s ? EARLY 1960s.» ©

Sverdlovsk Regional Belinsky Library

«BEWARE, THE ARTIST!» © Genadiy Sharoikin

?POLE? Gallery

«CITY WALKS» © Museum of the History of Yekaterinburg

ABOUT

PLANNED EXPLOIT

Paintings of the 1920s-1980s from the collection of Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts. The industrial theme was dominant for decades, while the industrial process, workers, labor exploits, the panoramas of building sites, mines, and factories firmly settled on the painterly space of canvases and became the local art scene’s visiting card. The romantic interpretation of the images of workers and their everyday life created its own mythology, sometimes a little distant from reality but all the more captivating and attractive for contemporary audience.