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2024

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2024. exhibition
1374
2024. exhibition
A Little Strange
2024. exhibition
Alexey Shlyk
GOO
2024. solo show
Lesia Pcholka
Great Stone
2024. solo show
in-between
2024. exhibition
KURS TUHA
2024. exhibition
Кацярына Кузьмічова
Limbo
2024. solo show
Matter of Art
2024. large-scale exhibition
Oneiric reality
2024. large-scale exhibition
Passion for architecture
2024. large-scale exhibition
Nadya Sayapina
POKUĆ
2024. exhibition
Дмитрий Брушко, Сергей Брушко
Revision 30
2024. exhibition
Sense of Safety
2024. group project
Snake Charmer
2024. exhibition
Sometimes I hold onto the air
2024. large-scale exhibition
Vladimir Parfenok
Vilnius album
2024. solo show

2023

Tasha Katsuba
209 Days of Gray: Death of the Physical, Immortality of the Spiritual
2023. solo show, overseas event
Sergey Shabohin
Atlas of Tectonic Landscapes
2023. solo show, overseas event
Ala Savasheviсh
Broń i chroń
2023 – 2024. solo show, exhibition
1+1=1, Mikhail Gulin, Antonina Slobodchikova
Café Belarus II: Kassandra Komplex
2023. exhibition
Haim Soutine (Chaïm Soutine)
Chaïm Soutine. Against the Current
2023 – 2024. solo show
Andrei Loginov
Charomushki Odyssey
2023. exhibition
Jura Shust
Coniferous Succession
2023. solo show, overseas event
Максим Лагун
Dream Factory
2023. solo show
If Disrupted, It Becomes Tangible. Infrastructures and Solidarities Beyond the Post-Soviet Condition
2023. group project, overseas event
Imagining OpenMuzej Belarus:  community, contemporary art, engagement 
2023
Asya Bulybenko
Label
2023. solo show, overseas event
Let It Shine. Around the VEHA Photographic Archive
2023. group project, overseas event
Anastasia Rydlevskaya
Mugwort
2023. solo show
𝖭̶𝖨̶𝖢̶𝖧̶𝖳̶ UNSER KRIEG
2023. large-scale exhibition, exhibition, overseas event, group project
Paris Magnétique. 1905-1940
2023. large-scale exhibition
Past Garden
2023. solo show
Pattern, the Grid, and Other Systems
2023. overseas event, large-scale exhibition, group project
Kirill Diomchev
Permanent Release
2023. solo show
Pixel. From Dot to Digital Art
2023. exhibition
Pure Art
2023. exhibition
Puszcza Białowieska
2023 – 2024. group project, exhibition, overseas event
Alexey Lunev, Sergey Shabohin
Queer Tracing Paper
2023. solo show, overseas event
Shine Through
2023. exhibition
Лиза Козлова, Ева Прилуцкая
The Eternal City
2023. exhibition
The World Through the Eyes of Children
2023. exhibition
META, Viktor Kalenik , Alexey Trufanov , Alexandr Ugljanitsa
Transformation. Metarealism in Belarusian Photography in the 1980s–1990s
2023. online-выставка, group project
Tasha Katsuba
Кандидат в веру
2023. solo show
Владимир Соколовский
Лес
2023. solo show
Marina Naprushkina
Птушкі з народам
2023 – 2024. solo show

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Artur Bartels

1818 – 1885

Poet-songwriter, satirist, cartoonist, illustrator, comedian, journalist. Participant of the Polish Uprising of 1863—1864.

In his songs, he ridiculed the shortcomings of modern Polish society, the carelessness of the nobility, and the card game. As a publicist, he wrote a number of articles on social and political topics. The author of satirical drawings, which were printed in the "Vilna Album" in 1858. The author accompanied his drawings with rhyming captions that mocked the habits of the nobility and small town gentry.

Bartels' work during the author's lifetime was very popular and was highly appreciated by such artists as Yusof Ignatsy Kraszewski, Boleslav Prus, Cyprian Kamil Norvid, Jan Matejko.

Lived and worked in Vilnius, Warsaw and Krakow.

Selected events

Exhibition of paintings in favor of the drawing school
1971. large-scale exhibition, привозная выставка, group project
[ participant ]

Selected Artwork Series

Artur Bartels
Pan Apanas Skrupka is a progressive man
1858, серия иллюстраций
Artur Bartels
Lithuanian types
1847, серия иллюстраций

Selected dates:

August 30th, 1818

Born in Vilna (Russian Empire, now Lithuania) in an aristocratic landowner family.

Educated in Warsaw, St. Petersburg and Paris. Lived in Riga and St. Petersburg. Then in his Polissya estate.

Gained wide popularity after moving to Warsaw.

1858

Albums "A man of high origin", "Neighbour's dinner"; the series "Pan Atanazy Skarupka the Progressive Man", "Pan Eugene", "The Miser" were published in the "Vilna Album".

1863—1864

Participated in the Polish uprising.

Around 1875

He settled on the territory of the Austrian Empire in Krakow, where he tried himself in journalism.

1878—1880

He published articles in the magazine "Łowiec", where he also posted his poem "Tydzień poleski".

December 23th, 1885

Died in Krakow.

1888

The first collection of Bartels' songs appeared in Krakow.

January 18th, 2012

An exhibition dedicated to Artur Bartels has opened at the State Art Gallery in Minsk.

Page created 7/25/2023
Last modified 10/23/2023
Editors:
INDEX Iryna Khalalovich