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| Knitted Rocket in Fligel Art Center,Vladimir, Russia. Exhibition Backstage. Textile in contemporary art. Until 15 July. |
Showing posts with label Knitling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Knitling. Show all posts
6.6.21
The Knitted Rocket
18.11.17
Tyumen suffering
Leonid Tishkov UNMARKED, 2017
Installation: Tyumen carpet, found clothes, wood.
The artist learned about the tragic fate of his grandfather, Tishkov Ivan Grigorievich, only a few years ago. He did not have a single photo of his grandfather, not a single document. There was only a little information avaliable from the Memory Book of the Tyumen region that Ivan Grigorievich was from the village of Korkino in the Sverdlovsk region, was exiled to the Yagodny village of the Kondinsky district, and then was arrested and shot in Tyumen on December 10, 1937. 80 years have passed since his grandfather’s death, but Leonid continues to look for the place of his last refuge; the artist’s soul is restless until he finds the unmarked grave. "The local carpet is black like Tyumen land itself, on which flowers unplanted by me grow; this is the image of my memory of my grandfather and that I must find his grave while I have time," says the artist.
15.1.17
The Knitling performance
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| The Vyazanik (The Knitling) performance in NCCA Arsenal, December - January 2017 |
5.1.17
Look At Your Home
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| Shadows of my Memory and Selfportret as Birch tree |
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| Deep Sea Divers from the Heaven |
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| Protodabloids |
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| Look At Your Home exhibition |
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| Snow Angel installation |
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| Homeward |
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| Creation of the Image from Late Particles of Life |
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| Clows of The Memory |
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| Clows of The Memory |
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| Diary of Mother |
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| Snowman, Divers, Private Moon and Suitcase of Father. Look At Your Home exhibition in NCCA Arsenal, Nizny Novgorod until 12 February 2017 |
16.6.15
The Carpet from the Past
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Leonid Tishkov. The Carpet of the Past, 2015 and In The Fild of My Father, 2006
installation in Victory of the New Epos exhibition in Academy of Fine Arts, Moscow
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20.5.15
Look Homeward and Private Moon in Nizhny Tagil
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| Leonid Tishkov Look Homeward exhibition in NizhnyTagil Museum Fine Arts from 16th May until 19th July |
7.7.13
De l'amour que l'on ne comprend pas_The Knitling
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| The Knitling, 2002, photo from artist family's album and the suit knitted by mother of the artist from old wear of late relatives |
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| On Kunstenfestival Watou 2013 from July 6th until September 1th |
4.6.13
My Womb
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| My Womb, soft object crocheted from wear of my late mother, 2007 on THE HOMECOMING exhibition at H.L.A.M. Gallery in Voronezh |
15.4.11
Space rocket crocheted from rags
Krokin Gallery on exhibition "Earth.Cosmos.Gagarin" until 15th May
21.2.11
7.11.10
Clasters
Leonid Tishkov
Clasters, installation: old found cloth from artist's family, photographs from family album, video projection of photographs, electric lamps, metal, fan. 2010 on III Prigov fest: Assemblage Point in
NCCA, 6 - 28 November, 2010
20.6.09
Knitling and Dreamlake
"Knitted in a homely fashion in stripes of multicoloured wool, a bodysuit - one that covers the entire head - hangs forlornly against the gallery wall. It's the handiwork of the mother of Leonid Tishkov, one of five contemporary Russian artists featured in an exhibition that delves into myth, memory and family lore. Next to it there's footage of the besuited artist blindly prancing around on a rooftop, looking down upon a grey urban Soviet-era sprawl.
Tishkov's work, which also includes his childhood bed - a lightbox has replaced the mattress and a miniature figure of the artist perches on the rusted iron bedpost - captures something of the mood of much of the rest of the exhibition, in which we see a craft-based folksy aesthetic knitted to a conceptual sensibility. A certain playfulness vies with a prevailing melancholy.
Fisun Guener, Art Review: Past Future Perfect, in Metro, 19 May 2009, p.25
9.5.09
PastFuturePerfect at Calvert22 London
The intensely personal stories of Leonid Tishkov’s past weave in and around the mystical stories and fairy-tale characters that feature prominently in his work. Tishkov trained as a doctor and practised medicine briefly as a specialist in gastroenterology before embarking on a career in art. Tishkov has created a world of images and objects that help him preserve and record the memory and presence of those close to him,particularly his mother and family members. He wraps these memories in an archive that includes his dreams and impressions of himself as a character swaying in the motion of life. Strange quasi-medical organs appear throughout his work as knitted or stuffed objects, or as described in his comic book graphics, in the form of the ‘Dabloids’- weird, red unipeds that inhabit his surreal world.
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/arts/artexhibition-20656250-details/Past+Future+Perfect/artexhibitionReview.do?reviewId=23691640
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