Yuri Rysukhin. Personal exhibition

Honored Artist of Russia

Yuri Rysukhin (Orenburg)

Yuri Alekseevich Rysukhin (03/05/1947, Uyuk village, Dzhambul region, Kazakhstan) – painter, member of the Union of Artists of the USSR since 1975.

- 1971﹘ graduatedKrasnodarskoe art school.

- 1974od﹘ moved to Orenburg and began exhibition activities.

- 1976 year﹘ made his first trip to the North.

- 1978-1980, 1982-1984odes﹘ was elected chairman of the board of the Orenburg organization of the Union of Artists of Russia.

- 1980 ﹘ received the first prize of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the Union of Artists of the USSR for the series of paintings “Artist in the Village”, “In Memory of Viktor Popkov” and “August. Waiting" (following the results of the All-Union exhibition "Youth of the Country" in Tashkent).

- 1982 ﹘ received the third prize of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the Union of Artists of the USSR for the series of paintings “Night over Chile” (following the results of the all-Union exhibition “Youth of the Country” in Moscow).

- 1992-2009﹘ was the author of the concept and organizer of the series of annual exhibitions “100 paintings by artists of the Orenburg region”.

- 1997 ﹘ received the governor's award "Orenburg Lira".

- 2002 ﹘ awarded the title “Honored Artist of Russia”. In the same year he received his diploma Russian Academy arts

- 2007 ﹘ became the winner of the “Golden Palette” prize for the painting “The Artist in Sketches” (following the results of the competition for best work fine arts in the category " Everyday genre"among artists of the Volga Federal District) and received the governor's prize "Orenburg Lyre".

- year 2012 ﹘ ownergold medal of the Russian Academy of Arts.

Participant in numerous regional, zonal, republican and international exhibitions. Works are stored in Tretyakov Gallery(Moscow), Kazansky art museum, Orenburg Museum fine arts, Perm art gallery, Novokuznetsk Art Museum, Kurgan Art Museum, in other Russian museums and private collections.

The seventies artist Yuri Rysukhin differs significantly from both the predecessors of the “sixties” and from his contemporaries, many of whom were carried away by postmodern innovations and post-avant-garde quests. Rysukhin does not fall into any of these categories. The difference between the master’s style is in the choice of eternal, endlessly familiar images and subjects that carry timeless values. He remains faithful to his characters, who are involved in goodness and beauty, because for Rysukhin these are the most important categories of existence. In his work, Yuri Rysukhin glorifies the Motherland, country, people and returns us to the origins of the people's past.

In his work, Yuri Alekseevich turns to the enormous heritage of world art, skillfully combining tradition and modernity. The artist's main sources of inspiration – icon, folk art, European art late Middle Ages. He paints using an ancient painting technique - painting with tempera paints on wood primed with gesso. This experience, like love for Early Renaissance, the author adopted from the famous Russian artist Dmitry Zhilinsky, whom the painter considers one of his mentors. Appearance iconographic traditions in the master's work is not accidental. Rysukhin writes earthly life like an icon, and fills the Russian village with classical motifs: this is how he sees this world, practically unfamiliar to the townspeople. Filling with spirit high art provincial Russia, the author preserves the aesthetics of Russian folk art. His works contain a constant dialogue with the masters different eras. By deliberately mixing up the connection of times, he creates a feeling of continuous human existence.

The master's artistic language is characterized by colorfulness and decorativeness. He is interested in folklore and borrows techniques from traditional folk painting using pagan symbols. A memorable accent is the red color, sometimes blazing with passion and sorrow, sometimes giving way to purity and enlightenment. IN Lately the artist is increasingly interested in working with multi-figure compositions and “ large paintings”, which are now becoming increasingly rare. These works are full of countless symbolic details, each of which is carefully considered before entering the picture.

The exhibition will be filled with more than 60 works by the master from several series: “ Venice Carnival", "12 months", "Russian beauties". The artist will also present works from the “Circus” series, which are being exhibited for the first time.

For visitors, the exhibition will be open at the Magnitogorsk Art Gallery from August 12 to September 17, 2016.

March 22 at 17.00 in the exhibition hall of the Orenburg regional museum Fine Arts will hold a grand opening personal art exhibition of Yuri Rysukhin. To the 70th anniversary of his birth.

Yuri Alekseevich Rysukhin was born on March 5, 1947 in the village. Uyuk of the Kazakh SSR in a working-class family. In 1971 he graduated from the Krasnodar Art School.

In 1974 Yu.A. Rysukhin arrived in Orenburg, and from that time the artist’s creative development began. Yuri Alekseevich consistently and purposefully, with inexhaustible creative obsession and energy, devotes his strength to creativity and creative work to preserve and develop the Orenburg Union of Artists. Yu.A. Rysukhin was repeatedly elected as its chairman, was a delegate to the V and VI Congresses of the Republican Union of Artists, and the VI Congress of Artists of the USSR. In 1987, he was elected a member of the Board of the Union of Artists of the RSFSR.

For the artistic intelligentsia of Orenburg the name Yu.A. Rysukhina means a lot. Thanks to his initiative, the activity of the exhibition hall was restored in the city, the permanent director of which is Yu.A. Rysukhin appeared for eighteen years. Today the exhibition hall is one of the main cultural centers of Orenburg; in 2012 it was transferred to the Orenburg Regional Museum of Fine Arts.

Yuri Rysukhin creates highly artistic works that have become a noticeable phenomenon in modern art. His works have been repeatedly exhibited at exhibitions of all sizes - from regional, zonal, republican, all-Union, foreign, international.

The artist’s works are presented in the collection of the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum of St. Petersburg, and in museums in Krasnodar, Novokuznetsk, Perm, Kazan, Kurgan, Orenburg and other cities.

In 2000, Yuri Alekseevich was awarded the honorary title of Honored Artist of Russia. In 2012, she was awarded a gold medal by the Russian Academy of Arts. In 2013, a personal exhibition took place at the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg.

Every year for twenty-two years, Yuri Rysukhin organizes the exhibition “One Hundred Paintings by Orenburg Artists” in the exhibition hall. He published catalogs of these exhibitions three times.

The anniversary exhibition will feature new option series of works “Seasons” in large format and “Seasons” in tondo - the format of the painting “in a circle”. The subject compositions of this series are associated with seasonal agricultural work; thanks to the artist’s talent, they are transformed into a universal picture of the universe.

The theme of motherhood occupies a special place in the work of Yuri Rysukhin, when the heroines of the paintings become for us an example of femininity, warmth and peace.

At the exhibition, viewers will also be able to see a series of portraits of contemporaries, works based on the results of trips to the Russian North, based on the results of a plein air in Issyk-Kul - in total more than forty works created over the past 15 years.

The artist’s paintings are marked by a deeply national feeling and involvement in the high ideals of Russian artistic culture. No one will be indifferent to the individual style of Yuri Rysukhin, his love for strict linear drawing, ringing color and ancient technology tempera painting on gesso soil.

detailed information:

1974 - moved to Orenburg and began exhibition activities.

1976 - made his first trip to the North.

1978-1980, 1982-1984 - elected chairman of the board of the Orenburg organization of the Union of Artists of Russia.

1980 - received the first prize of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the Union of Artists of the USSR for the series of paintings “Artist in the Village”, “In Memory of Viktor Popkov” and “August. Waiting" (following the results of the All-Union exhibition "Youth of the Country" in Tashkent).

1982 - received the third prize of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the Union of Artists of the USSR for the series of paintings “Night over Chile” (following the results of the all-Union exhibition “Youth of the Country” in Moscow).

1997 - received the Governor's "Orenburg Lyre" award.

2002 - awarded the title “Honored Artist of Russia”. In the same year he received a diploma from the Russian Academy of Arts.

2007 - won the “Golden Palette” prize for the painting “Artist in Sketches” (following the results of a competition for the best work of fine art in the category “Domestic Genre” among artists of the Volga Federal District) and received the governor’s prize “Orenburg Lyre”.

2012 - winner of the gold medal of the Russian Academy of Arts.

Participant of numerous regional, zonal, republican and international exhibitions. The works are kept in the Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), the Kazan Art Museum, the Orenburg Museum of Fine Arts, the Perm Art Gallery, the Novokuznetsk Art Museum, the Kurgan Art Museum, in other Russian museums and private collections.

In his work, Yuri Alekseevich turns to the enormous heritage of world art, skillfully combining tradition and modernity. The artist’s main sources of inspiration are icons, folk art, and the art of the European late Middle Ages. He paints using an ancient painting technique - painting with tempera paints on wood primed with gesso. The author adopted this experience, as well as his love for the Early Renaissance, from the famous Russian artist Dmitry Zhilinsky, whom the painter considers one of his mentors. The appearance of icon painting traditions in the master’s work is not accidental. Rysukhin paints earthly life as an icon, and fills the Russian village with classical motifs: this is how he sees this world, practically unfamiliar to the townspeople. Filling provincial Russia with the spirit of high art, the author preserves the aesthetics of Russian folk art. His works contain a constant dialogue with masters of different eras. By deliberately mixing up the connection of times, he creates a feeling of continuous human existence.

The master's artistic language is characterized by colorfulness and decorativeness. He is interested in folklore and borrows techniques from traditional folk painting, using pagan symbols. A memorable accent is the red color, sometimes blazing with passion and sorrow, sometimes giving way to purity and enlightenment. Lately, the artist has become increasingly interested in working with multi-figure compositions and “large paintings,” which are now becoming increasingly rare. These works are full of countless symbolic details, each of which is carefully considered before entering the picture.

The exhibition will be filled with more than 60 works by the master from several series: “Venice Carnival”, “12 Months”, “Russian Beauties”. The artist will also present works from the “Circus” series, which are being exhibited for the first time.

RYSUKHIN Yuri Alekseevich (15.III.1947, Uyuk village, Dzhambul region, Kazakhstan) – artist.

Member of the Union of Artists. Honored Artist of Russia. Twice laureate of the Orenburg Lyre Prize and the Saratov Golden Palette Prize. Director of the Central exhibition hall Gallery "Orenburg" from 1991 to 2012.

Biography

In 1971 he graduated from the Krasnodar Art School. In 1974 he moved from Krasnodar to Orenburg. Started participating in professional exhibitions. In 1975 he joined the Union of Artists of the USSR. 1978–1980, 1982–1984 he was elected chairman of the board of the Orenburg organization of the Union of Artists of Russia.

In 1980 he received the first prize of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the Union of Artists of the USSR for the paintings “Artist in the Village”, “In Memory of Viktor Popkov”, and “August. Waiting" (following the results of the All-Union exhibition "Youth of the Country" in Tashkent). In 1982 he received the third prize of the Central Committee of the Komsomol and the Union of Artists of the USSR for the series of paintings “Night over Chile” (following the results of the all-Union exhibition “Youth of the Country” in Moscow). In 1987 he began work on the cycle of paintings “Twelve Months”. Since 1992, he has been the author of the concept and organizer of the series of annual exhibitions “100 paintings by artists of the Orenburg region”.

In 1997 he received the governor's prize "Orenburg Lyre". In 2002 he was awarded the honorary title “Honored Artist of Russia”. Received a diploma from the Russian Academy of Arts. In 2007, he received the Golden Palette award for the painting “Artist in Sketches” (following the results of a competition for the best work of fine art in the category “Domestic Genre” among artists of the Volga Federal District). Received the governor's prize "Orenburg Lira".

In 2012 he received a gold medal from the Russian Academy of Arts.

His works are kept in the Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), Kazan Art Museum, Orenburg Museum of Fine Arts, Perm Art Gallery, Novokuznetsk Art Museum, Kurgan Art Museum, Magnitogorsk Art Museum, International Conference of the Union of Artists, in museums, Novokuznetsk, Kazan, in private collections in Russia, Germany, France, Italy.