Georgy Frangulyan: Off-Modern, by Clayton Press
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Beschreibung
Georgy Frangulyan: Off-Modern,
by Clayton Press with contributions by Ruth Addison and Valentin Diaconov,
Hardcover, 2022, 232 pages, 198 colour illustrations;
Surveying the work of a Russian sculptor through the lens of Social Realism and the avant-garde. Moscow-based artist Georgy Frangulyan (born 1945) creates monumental, classical figurative sculptures including many public works. Featuring 30 such examples, this volume is the first to consider the artist’s life and career within the context of Social Realism, the Cold War and the international avant-garde.
The first analytical monograph about the “off-modern” work of the Soviet/post- Soviet era sculptor Georgy Frangulyan (1945, Tbilisi – lives in Moscow) has a unique position in postwar European and Russian sculpture. Trained across all media at Moscow’s famed Stroganov Academy, Frangulyan is a consummate polystylistic who has completed major public monuments and private memorials, as well as scaled sculptures, in Russia and abroad.
