"Warriors in one field" exhibition

On April 5, 2018, the National Historical Museum of the Republic of Belarus opens a joint exhibition of sculptor Sergei Oganov and graphic artist Igor Gordiyonok "Warriors in one field". The exposition includes more than 30 works. The curator of the exhibition is Natalia Stankevich.

Oganov Sergey Lvovich graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts with a degree in sculpture. Participates in art exhibitions since 2001, member of the public association "Belarusian Union of Artists" since 2005. Works in the field of easel and monumental sculpture. Among the creative achievements is the monument to the heroically dead cadet Dmitry Gvishiani (Minsk, 2004), the gates in the All Saints monument temple (together with Andrei Nikolaevsky, Minsk, 2013 – 2017, the memorial plaque of Yanka Kupala (together with V. Nechay, Vilnius, Lithuania, 2013 ), the sculpture composition Voight, dedicated to Minsk Magdeburg Law (Minsk, 2014), the monument to Princess Anastasia Slutskaya (Slutsk, 2016), the monument to David Gorodensky (Grodno, 2017), the victory in the competition for the monument to "Gedimin the founder of the Lida Castle" (together with V. Nechay, Lida, 2018).

Gordiyonok Igor Leonidovich graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Arts with a degree in graphics. Member of art exhibitions since 1992, a member of the public association "Belarusian Union of Artists" since 1997. Works in easel and book graphics, painting, design. In the Belarusian State Academy of Arts he has been working since 2004, where he teaches academic drawing and academic painting. In 2011 – 2017 years. Head of the Department of Drawing, Painting, Sculpture, Associate Professor of the Drawing Department. Among the creative works in the book graphics are the triptych "The Way to Grunwald" (2010), "The Gediminas of the Kingdom of Lithuania and Russia" (publisher Tatarnikova S. Yu., Minsk, 2012), V. Mazgo "Eternal Treasures of the Motherland" (the publishing house " Zvyazda ", Minsk, 2013), M. Metlitsky" The Bottomless Treasure: Legends and Traditions "(Zvyazda Publishing House, Minsk, 2016).

The exhibition "Warriors in one field" is about the common heritage from which the artist and the sculptor not only draw inspiration from the original source, but also leave in it their contribution in the form of new meanings. Artists hope that the exhibition will strengthen the union of the two professional shops: artists and researchers of history. They bring a new meaning to the cultural consciousness: not the duel, but the unity of the Image and the Fact, not isolation, but the cooperation of art and science in one historical field – "because we are in the same field as warriors".

National Historical Museum of the Republic of Belarus

Minsk, K.Marx str., 12

Phone: 327–43–22