VITALY KOMAR: IMAGES OF ANIMALS IN MY ART AND ART MADE BY ANIMALS | 256 W 52nd St

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Experience the playful parody of totalitarian propaganda and the new language of art at the upcoming event, "VITALY KOMAR: IMAGES OF ANIMALS IN MY ART AND ART MADE BY ANIMALS." Taking place on January 21, 2024, at 6 pm, at the renowned "Russian Samovar" literary salon in New York City, this presentation by Vitaly Komar promises to be a captivating exploration of his collaborations with renowned artists such as Andy Warhol. As one of the most prominent conceptual artists and a creator of the non-conformist Sots-Art movement, Komar's work reflects a carnival discourse and introduces a fresh approach to artistic expression. During the event, Komar will share his extraordinary experiences of working with animals such as dogs, elephants, and chimpanzees. From drawing with Tranda the dog to painting with Rene the elephant, his collaborations have resulted in unique and visually stunning creations. In addition, Komar will showcase his architectural projects with beavers and termites, offering a glimpse into his diverse artistic practice. With works included in prestigious museum collections worldwide, including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and MoMA, Komar's artistic contributions are both esteemed and celebrated. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the fascinating world of Vitaly Komar's art at the Russian Samovar Restaurant and Piano Bar on the second floor, located at 256 West 52nd Street, New York, NY 10019. Tickets are available for purchase at the price of $25. Please note that the second floor of the venue is not ADA-accessible.