Moscow art community plays now the latest game - the biggest group photo ever.
Vladimir Fridkis, leading design and fashion photographer, launches an
ambitious project with XL Gallery to be presented at the Month of Photography
this April.
Artists, critics, gallery owners, curators, journalists, models and groupies,
some with their children and pets - all who make art life swirl - come these
days to Fridkis's studio where he 'shoots 'em all'. Within two weeks
the game will turn into a forty-something-yard line in one of Moscow's
central exhibition halls.
Soon the photos could be available here at The Thing. The line is made of
many parts, three to six persons each, and one may mix them in every way
to get one's own puzzle of what Moscow contemporary artworld could be.
Serge Khripoun
Email: ThingReviews
Serge! Thanks for the report from Moscow. We are curious
to learn more about the Moscow art scene.
Serge, there is a Louis Fridkis trying to find out more
about Vladimir Fridkis. His email is: lou@itginc.com
I'm wondering if Vladimir is related to our family, the name (to the best of my knowledge) is of Russian descent.
Please reply.
Randy
DejaVu by Vladimir Fridkis
Curator Elena Selina
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