Auguste Rodin -
Sculptures
Posthumous Production
Al Lapkovsky - Art Photos
Katya Evdokimova - Art
Photos
‘Time and Tide’
Joint show of recent work by leading Russian photographers
Al Lapkovsky and Katya Evdokimova,
Monday 29th June – Saturday 18th July 2009
-
‘Time and Tide’ is the joint London show of two London-based
award winning Russian photographers
Al Lapkovsky and Katya Evdokimova
-
‘Time and Tide’ also introduces an unprecedented collection
of 50 iconic bronze sculptures by Auguste Rodin
-
This collection of posthumous production works are cast from
foundry plasters
-
Exhibition opens Monday 29th
June 2009
-
‘Time and Tide’ is to be held at the Hay Hill Gallery, 23
Cork Street, Mayfair
‘Time and Tide’, a joint
show of the most recent work by internationally recognised London-based
Russian photographers
Al Lapkovsky and Katya Evdokimova. These works will be
exhibited alongside seminal works by Auguste Rodin at the Hay Hill
Gallery, 23 Cork Street from Monday 29th June – Saturday 18th
July 2009.
Both Lapkovsky and
Evdokimova have won many photographic awards including Professional
Photographer of the Year and the International Photographic Awards and
often work together. Their clients range from Bosch, The Sunday Times,
Vauxhall, The Independent and the Royal Shakespeare Company, and
regularly contribute to international newspapers and magazines.
Lapkovsky’s collection of works in this exhibition juxtapose the surreal
and the ordinary enabling the viewer to take a leap of imagination and
look at our ordinary lives through the realms of fantasy.
The Ghost City Project
offers us a glimpse of the future that awaits our familiar urban
environment, should global warming continue. This can be seen in ‘London
Ghost City 9’, where the iconic image of Big Ben has a surreal decay
about it.
‘Muse is Dead’ offers a
study in lasting and temporary beauty; and in ‘Restore Me’ and ‘Untitled
3’, the images offer an insight to what the artist saw and felt at the
time the work was being created.
In his black and white
works ‘Project 55-5’ and ‘Project 55-2’, the artist’s concept began with
close up of a violin player to illustrate the relationship between the
artist and his instrument. This concept was expanded when two
almost identical images were juxtaposed as a diptych, with vital
elements changed to heighten the play on reality. In ‘Project
55-5’ the piano has been removed, so the pianist seems to ‘play’ the
‘memory’ of the piano. In the second ‘Project 55-2’ image, the
artist continues to play the violin despite being nude, completely
altering his personality from image to image.
Evdokimova’s series “Alter Ego” on the other hand depict the human body as
an art work, offering the viewer glimpses, viewed through a veil of
hand-made paper as though seen through an old and decayed wall, torn to
review the naked flesh beneath. The figures are backlit, illustrating
her mastery of chiaroscuro, and perhaps referring back to the Indonesian
shadow puppets and magic lantern shows of yesterday.
This exhibition offers an
unprecented opportunity to view these works by these leading
contemporary photographers, alongside some 50 of Auguste Rodin’s seminal
bronzes. The nude studies of Eve, Age of Bronze and The Thinker all have
a resonance with Evdokimova’s studies.
For press enquiries,
further information and images:
Cassleton Elliott & Co Ltd
T: 07808 403 963
russell@cassletonelliott.com |
Hay Hill Gallery
23 Cork Street
Mayfair W1S 3NJ
020 7734 7010
www.hayhill.com |
Notes to Editors:
Hay Hill Gallery founded in 1995, has recently relocated to
Cork Street. The Hay Hill Gallery was founded as a joint venture
between the Russian company Art Service Centre Ltd with over nine years
experience of the international art scene, and the British company Sirin
Ltd. The Hay Hill Gallery continues to introduce modern artists whose
work pays homage to academic traditions; and mount exhibitions
focussing
on sculpture and international art.
Al Lapkovsky:
Awards:
-
London
Photographic Awards, The World Through Your Eyes, Silver,
UK 2009
-
Overall Winner,
Rare Character, Smirnoff Black, UK 2007
-
2nd
Place, Harman Photo Inkjet Competition 2007
-
3rd
Place, Kentmere Open Photo Awards 2006
-
Honourable
Mention, International Photography Awards, US 2006
-
4th
Annual Photoworkshop Digital Imaging Competition, 5th
Place, Photo Illustration, US 2006
-
SanDisk ‘Go
to Extremes’ Digital Photo, Honourable Mention, US 2006
-
Fuji Distinction
Merit, UK 2005
-
Honourable
Mention, 5th
Polaroid International Photography Award, USA, 2004
-
Shortlisted for
‘On the Wall’ British Journal of Photography, London, UK
2004
-
Shortlisted for
Young Photographer of the Year, The Times, London, UK 2003
-
Highly
Commended, Ian Parry Scholarship, London, UK 2003
Publications:
-
The Wolf, Issue
20, Artist in Residence, UK 2009
-
Soura Magazine,
UAE, 2007
-
Photography
Monthly, UK 2006
-
‘Black & White
Magazine’, Spotlight, US 2005
-
Filemagazine
(online), US 2005
-
Black & White
Photography , UK 2004/2005
|
Group/Solo Exhibitions:
-
2009 London
Photographic Awards, The World Through Your Eyes,
Business Design Centre, London, UK
-
2009 The Royal
Photography Society 152th International Print Exhibition, UK
-
2009 Young
Portfolio Acquisition, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts,
Japan
-
2008 The Royal
Photography Society 151th International Print Exhibition, UK
-
2008 Young
Portfolio Acquisition, Kiyosato Museum of Photographic Arts,
Japan
-
2007 Exhibition
of First International Juried Competition, Plates to Pixels, US
-
2007 Group
Exhibition,
‘Cheshire Landscape’, Borey Art Centre, St Petersburg, Russia
-
2006 Group
Exhibition, The National Gallery of Kosova, Kosovo
-
2006 Solo
Exhibition, FREVD Gallery/Bar, London, UK
-
2005 The Royal
Photographic Society 148th International Print
Exhibition, UK
-
2005 Group
Exhibition, Tom Blau Gallery, London, UK
-
2004 Group
Exhibition,
‘European Work’ Austria, Ancona, UK
-
2004 The Royal
Photographic Society 147th International Print
Exhibition, UK
-
2004 Group
Exhibition, Tom Blau Gallery, London, UK
-
2004 Solo
Exhibition, Austria
-
2003 Group
Exhibition, Tom Blau Gallery, London, UK
-
2002 Group
Exhibition, Moscow Centre of Photography, Russia
|
Katya Evdokimova:
Awards:
-
Professional
Photographer of the Year 2008/09: Shortlisted – Fine Art
Category, Professional Photographer Magazine UK
-
London
Photographic Awards, The World Through Your Eyes,
Honourable Mention, UK 2009
-
‘1,000 image
for a Single Right’,
Overall Winner, British Council (Colombia), 2009
-
Environmental
Photographer of the Year 2008: Climate Change Category, UK
-
International
Photography Awards, Honourable Mention, US 2008
-
Sony World
Photography Awards, Shortlisted, Fashion & Music, 2008
-
International
Garden Photographer of the Year, Commended, UK 2008
-
Hasselblad
Masters, Semi-Finalist, 2008
-
London
Photographic Awards, ‘Renaissance’, Bronze, UK 2008
-
Photographer’s
Forum Magazine, Honourable Mention, 27th Annual
Spring Photography Contest, US 2007
-
Panasonic Lumix
Award, Monthly Winner, 2007
-
Professional
Photographer of the Year 2005/06, Portrait Category,
Professional Photographer Magazine, UK
-
Dostoyevsky
‘Crime & Punishment’ Winner of Guardian/Penguin Cover
Competition, UK 2006
-
Photographer’s
Forum Magazine, Honourable Mention, 26th annual
Spring Photography contest, US 2006
-
Handicap
International, 2nd place UK 2006
-
Climb, Bronze,
UK 2005
-
St Mary’s
Biennal, Bronze, UK 2004
-
Samaritans,
Commended, UK 2004
-
Climb, Overall
Winner, UK 2004
-
Mencap, UK 2004
|
Group / Solo Exhibitions:
-
2009 The London
Photographic Association, Constructing Evidence, The
Assembly Rooms UK
-
2009 London
Photographic Awards, The World Through Your Eyes,
Business Design Centre, London, UK
-
2009 The Royal
Photographic Society 152th International Print Exhibition, UK
-
2009 Idea
Generation Gallery, Rennaissance, UK
-
2009 Los Andes
University, British Council, Bogota, Colombia
-
2008 The Art
Pavilion, Environmental Photographer of the Year, UK
-
2008 Proud
Gallery,
Rennaissance, Lavender Trust, UK
-
2007 Exhibition
of First International Juried Competition, Plates to Pixels, US
-
2007 Humble Arts
Foundation, Group Show 19 (online), US
-
2007 The Cooper
Union,
Indwelling, New York, US
-
2007 Musée de
L’Elysée’s, Lausanne, Switzerland
-
2006 Scope Art
Fair, London, UK
-
2006 The
National Art Gallery of Kosova
-
2006 FREVD
gallery/bar London, UK
-
2004 The Royal
Photographic Society 147th International Print
Exhibition, UK
-
2004 Royal
Mencap Society, V&A Museum, London, UK
-
2004 Mersey
River Festival, Liverpool, UK
-
2004 Samaritans,
Connection, Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, UK
Publications:
-
The Wolf, Issue
19, Artist in Residence, UK 2009
-
Antilipseis,
Issue 14, Greece 2008
-
DayFour,
The New Constallations,
UK 2008
-
Light & Lens:
Photography of the Digital Age,
Focal Press, US 2007
-
JPG Magazine,
Issue 9, US 2007
-
Soura Magazine,
UAE 2006
-
DayFour,
Winter notes on Summer impressions, UK 2006
-
Photography
Monthly, UK June 2006
-
Filteredmagazine
(online) 2006
-
Shots 88, US
2005
-
Fstopmagazine
(online) US 2005/06
-
Filemagazine
(online) US 2005
-
Understanding
Us
- Volume ii, Mencap, UK 2005
-
Design A
Laminate, Formica, UK 2005
-
Endframe,
British Journal of Photography, UK 9/06/2004
-
Black and White
Photography, UK 2004/2005
|
Joint Clients include:
-
Vauxhall
-
The Sunday Times
Magazine
-
Evening Standard
-
The Daily
Telegraph
-
The Design Group
-
Diva
-
Prima Design
-
Hyperion
-
Rossica
-
BOSCH
-
Reader’s Digest
|
-
Adam Smith
Conferences
-
The Independent
-
Zube Records (Rowen
Bridler)
-
Times
Educational Supplement
-
Interior+Design
Magazine
-
Antiques
Magazine
-
Royal
Shakespeare Company
-
London
Sinfonietta
-
Kurtz Design
-
Sunday Express
|
This is London,
est.1956, Issue 2752, 3-10 July 2009, page 15
|
|
'TIME AND TIDE' AT HAY HILL GALLERY
Time and Tide' is a joint show of the most recent work by
internationally recognised London-based Russian photographers Al
Lapkovsky and Katya Evdokimova. These works will be exhibited alongside
seminal works by Auguste Rodin at the Hay Hill Gallery, 23 Cork Street
from Monday 29 June -Saturday 18 July.
Both Lapkovsky and Evdokimova have won many
photographic awards including Professional Photographer of the Year and
the International Photographic Awards and often work together. Their
clients range from Bosch, The Sunday Times, Vauxhall, The Independent
and the Royal Shakespeare Company, and regularly contribute to
international newspapers and magazines.
Lapkovsky's collection of works in this
exhibition juxtapose the surreal and the ordinary enabling the viewer to
take a leap of imagination and look at our ordinary lives through the
realms of fantasy.
The Ghost City Project offers a glimpse
of the future that awaits our familiar urban environment, should global
warming continue. This can be seen in 'London Ghost City 9', where the
iconic image of Big Ben has a surreal decay about it (pictured).
In his black and white works 'Project
55-5' and 'Project 55-2', the artist's concept began with a close up of
a violin player to illustrate the relationship between the artist and
his instrument. This concept was expanded when two almost identical
images were juxtaposed as a diptych, with vital elements changed to
heighten the play on reality. In 'Project 55-5' the piano has been
removed, so the pianist seems to 'play' the 'memory' of the piano. In
the second 'Project 55-2' image, the artist continues to play the violin
despite being nude, completely altering his personality from image to
image.
Evdokimova's series 'Alter Ego' on the
other hand depict the human body as an art work, offering the viewer
glimpses, viewed through a veil of hand-made paper as though seen
through an old and decayed wall, torn to review the naked flesh beneath.
The figures are backlit, illustrating her mastery of chiaroscuro, and
perhaps referring back to the Indonesian shadow puppets and magic
lantern shows of yesterday.
This exhibition offers an unprecented
opportunity to view these works by these leading contemporary
photographers, alongside some 50 of Auguste Rodin's seminal bronzes. The
nude studies of Eve, Age of Bronze and The Thinker all have a resonance
with Evdokimova's studies.
Telephone 020 7734 7010. |
This is London,
est.1956, Issue 2754, 17 July 2009, page 14
'TIME AND TIDE' AND 'BELOVED LIGHT' PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITIONS
There is also a last opportunity this weekend to see 'Time and Tide', a joint
show of the most recent work by internationally recognised London-based Russian
photographers Al Lapkovsky and Katya Evdokimova. This show will run at the Hay
Hill Gallery until 18 July.
Both Lapkovsky and Evdokimova have won many photographic awards including
Professional Photographer of the Year.
http://dpnow.com/6073.html
1st July 2009
Hay Hill Gallery, London announces 'Time and Tide’ exhibition
‘Time and Tide’
Joint show of recent work by leading
London-Based Russian photographers
Al Lapkovsky and
Katya Evdokimova
Photo Report from the Private View of 30 June 2009
|