From April 17 to 21, the Gostiny Dvor hosted the ART MOSCOW fair of modern, classical and jewelry art. The InGallery stand with works by Arkady Nasonov, Andrey Novikov, Evgenia Buravleva, Natalia Zemlyana, Andrey Logvin and Sergey Khokhlov attracted the attention of visitors. ...And children: they especially liked the works «Lemur» by Arkady Nasonov and «Journey» by Andrey Novikov.

Among the pearls of the fair mentioned by The Art Newspaper Russia were the works of Arkady Nasonov and Andrey Logvin at the InGallery stand. Let's get to know the artists a little bit.

Arkady Nasonov is a representative of Moscow conceptualism. Founder of the Cloud Commission Group. «This little eye won me over...» - the visitor's impression of the work «Lemur» by Arkady Nasonov.

Andrey Novikov is an international artist. He introduces toy characters into his works, being interested in the unconscious desire of the audience to endow them with character.

Evgenia Buravleva is an artist who works with the concepts of space and time. Using classical painting techniques, Evgenia builds relationships between space, time and the person inside them. The character of the works is a man exhausted by modernity, forced to exist in a post-truth world, a lonely hero on the verge of making a decision. The space and time in the works are connected with the character and depend on his actions, they are still separated and not mastered, they are stuck in standby mode.

Natalia Zemlyanaya is a St. Petersburg artist, a member of the creative group "Parallel". Her teachers were students of Kazimir Malevich, Pavel Filonov and Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin.

Andrey Logvin is a graphic artist, poster artist, academic of graphic design and a member of the Alliance Graphique International (AGI). Winner of more than 30 awards at international and Russian design and advertising competitions.

Laureate of the State Prize of the Russian Federation in the field of literature and art.

Sergey Khokhlov is a minimalist sculptor. His works evoke a storm of feelings with minimal means using wood, brushes and stones. Despite the lack of art education, the artist has a huge creative potential and
an unusual perception of forms and materials.