Contemporary art from the Don Foundation collection – from nonconformism to living artists, in every medium.
Make an inquiryThe selection brings together contemporary art from the foundation’s collection – works by artists of the second half of the 20th century and of today: nonconformism, Moscow actionism, painting, graphics, sculpture and objects. It includes only artists whose place in contemporary art has been confirmed; classics of modernism and historical painting are presented in other sections of the catalogue.
152 works in the collection. Prices: from 150 to 100 000 $; 144 000 € (some works are priced in euro)
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Contemporary art in the collection – 152 works: from 150 to 100 000 $; 144 000 € (some works are priced in euro). Works by artists from the second half of the 20th century to today – from post-war nonconformism to current art, in painting, graphics, sculpture, prints, objects and photography.
The core is Russian nonconformism and its legacy: Mikhail Shemyakin, Ernst Neizvestny, Vladimir Nemukhin, Boris Sveshnikov, Aron Bukh. A separate line is Moscow actionism and conceptualism: Oleg Kulik, Anatoly Osmolovsky, Anton Litvin, Yuri Shabelnikov. And artists of today: Alexander Chursin, Oleg Ustinov, Konstantin Batynkov, Sergey Sapozhnikov.
Contemporary art differs in that many artists are alive and still working, and the context of a piece is clear and transparent. The card gives the price and, where known, the artist, year, technique and size. The fund’s specialists support the deal and help with delivery in Russia and abroad.
Works by artists active from the second half of the 20th century to today – from post-war nonconformism and Moscow actionism to living artists. Modernist masters of the early 20th century and historical art are not included here.
The range is from 150 to 100 000 $; 144 000 € (some works are priced in euro), depending on the artist, technique, size and the work’s place in their output.
Russian nonconformism (Mikhail Shemyakin, Ernst Neizvestny, Vladimir Nemukhin), Moscow actionism and conceptualism (Oleg Kulik, Anatoly Osmolovsky), and living artists such as Alexander Chursin, Oleg Ustinov and Konstantin Batynkov.
Painting, graphics, sculpture, prints, objects and photography – contemporary art here is not limited to painting.
Each work’s page gives the artist, year, technique and size where known, with details of any expert assessment; for contemporary works attribution is usually simpler, as many artists are alive and still working.