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Fly to Baku

Faik Ahmed.
Wave. 2011.
Plastic, handmade woolen carpet Melik Aghamalov.
The Skull. 2011.
Oil on canvas Melik Aghamalov.
Pomegranate. 2011.
Oil on canvas Melik Aghamalov.
The Seashell. 2011.
Oil on canvas Orkhan Huseynov.
Handwork. 2011.
Plexiglas Rashad Alakbarov.
Fly to Baku. 2011.
Plexiglas, reflector

Faik Ahmed. Wave. 2011. Plastic, handmade woolen carpet

Melik Aghamalov. The Skull. 2011. Oil on canvas

Melik Aghamalov. Pomegranate. 2011. Oil on canvas

Melik Aghamalov. The Seashell. 2011. Oil on canvas

Orkhan Huseynov. Handwork. 2011. Plexiglas

Rashad Alakbarov. Fly to Baku. 2011. Plexiglas, reflector

Moscow, 5.02.2013—16.02.2013

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Azerbaijan Contemporary Art

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Olga Sviblova and Leyla Aliyeva Rashad Alakbarov Hervé Mikaeloff (curator of the exhibition) Melik Aghamalov Aras Agalarov Vladimir Medinskiy and Leyla Aliyeva Polad Buil-Buil Ogli (Azerbaijani ambassador to Russia) Natalia Shkuleva, Yana Churikova and Vlad Lisovets Evelina Hromchenko and Kornelia Mango Egor Konchalovskiy Shalva Breus and Ekaterina Inozemtseva Daria Marchik and Danila Polyakov Andrey Makarevich Andrey Malahov and Natalia Shkuleva Miroslava Duma Elena Obraztsova Natalia Timakova and Alexandr Budberg Leyla Aliyeva Aisel Trudel Vasiliy Tsereteli Mikhail Gusman Julia Arshavina Alexey Garber Maria Lobanova

For the press

Azerbaijan is a Caucasian country located on the dividing line between Europe and Asia. Independent since 1991, Azerbaijan has been able to establish itself as one of the most innovative countries in the region.

Rooted in a thousand-year-old past, the contemporary art of Azerbaijan clearly reflects the country’s cultural character — one that is full of life, colour and contrasts. The combination of abstraction and figurative art also reveals the deep influence of the international and Soviet avant-gardes of the beginning of the twentieth century.

Fly to Baku presents one hundred works, most of which have been specially made for the exhibition by twenty-one artists. Exploring various media such as paintings, sculptures, installations, videos, photographs and performances, the exhibition is a snapshot of the Baku contemporary art scene, with its wealth, its abundance, its contradictions and its authenticity. It will lift the veil off this new emerging and highly promising artistic scene. So Azerbaijani contemporary art can be fully appreciated in its diversity.

Hervé Mikaeloff

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⌠Baku■ magazine

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