THE MUSEUM OF RUSSIAN ART

Invites you to an exciting new exhibition

 New Technologies in Art

 Where

  The Museum of Russian Art (MoRA)  

80 Grand Street,  Jersey City, NJ 07302-4522

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When

The opening reception for the show will be held on 

Saturday, March 26th 2011  from 3 PM to 6 PM.   

The exhibition will be open daily  

 from Sunday, March 27th, through  Monday, April 4th  from 2 to 6 PM.

Note: the museum will be closed on Monday, March 28th, 2011

The exhibition is curated by Igor Molochevski and Artem Mirolevich

Object/Self/Subject features artworks using radical new technologies.  It showcases the work of such artists as Lubo Borissov, Igor Molochevski, Artem Mirolevich,  Peter Patchen,  Andrey Bartenev, Ryan Roa, Anton S Kandinskiy, Anton Trofymov, Nick Pederson.

Today we are beginning to notice that the new media are not just mechanical gimmicks for creating worlds of illusion, but new languages with new and unique powers of expression.

                                                - Marshall McLuhan

The 21st century marks a new era in the history of art, one whose significance can be compared only to the arrival of film in the 19th century. Developments in artificial intelligence and human-interactive technologies have given rise to new dilemmas that must be addressed by art as the ever-vocal advocate of the human condition. This strange and exuberant time has created a new breed of artists who use technology as a means of communication. It is a new language that permits artists to create a new connection between themselves and their viewers. No longer will the work of art will remain a static phenomenon; instead, it is becoming a living entity that, with the artist guidance, can communicate with viewers on a personal level.

Through a language alien to traditional art forms, this new art continues the artistic quest to reunite subjective and objective reality by reinventing the self.

Contact Information  

 Michael Shustarovich        (718)  288-0010  

    Margo Grant                    (917) 449-2842       

We are looking forward to seeing you there!

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