Historical information (Only for specialists)
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We consider development of Contemporary jewellery in Russia,
as parallel development, with delay for 7-9 years than Europe.
(It’s not only our opinion)
Felix Kuznetsov & Vladimir Goncharov are have influenced development
of the Contemporary Jewellery in Russia.
They have begun to work in the co-authorship somewhere in 1969.
They had no personal exhibitions in that time (It was not possible then) and
They were exposed at exhibitions of Union of the Artists (from decoratively applied section)
Their most important exhibitions for development Contemporary jewellery in Russia:
1969 – exhibition at the Gorkov street.
1974 – exhibition in the House of Literatures.
These exhibitions were perceived as a thunder among the clear sky.
And by 1980
Dorodnov Alexei
Popov Dmitry
Pozdnyakov Vladimir
Bykova Natalya (St. Petersburg)
Bykov Gennady (St. Petersburg)
Tikhomirov Vladimir
Zotov Vladimir
Khramtsov Vladislav (Yekaterinburg)
Ustjuzhanin Vladimir (Yekaterinburg)
Vasin Andrey
By 1985
Baltro Tatyana
Naumov Vladimir
Naumova Vera
Lentsov Gennady
Golovtsov Alexander
Kamensky Alexander
Korneev Leonid
Jozhkin Nikolai
Fonton Vera
Narizhny Oleg
Dorofeeva Irina
Arvidas & Maryte Gurevicius (Lithuania)
Jaan Piarn (Estonia)
By 1990
Kalnitskii Arkady
Kalnitskaya Mila
Maslennikov Mikhail
Voznesenskii Maxim
Votskii Victor (St. Petersburg)
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About International exhibitions:
Jewellery:
1971 - The International Exhibition of Bijouterie “Yablonec-71”. Former Czechoslovakia.
1977 - The International Exhibition of Bijouterie “Yablonec-77”. Former Czechoslovakia.
1982 - The Art & Crafts Quadriennale of Socialist Countries. Erfurt, Germany.
1983 - The International Exhibition of Bijouterie “Yablonec-83”. Former Czechoslovakia.
1986 - The Art & Crafts Quadriennale of Socialist Countries. Erfurt, Germany.
1987 - The International Exhibition of Bijouterie “Yablonec-87”. Former Czechoslovakia.
1988 - “Jewellery with Enamel” exhibition at the International Biennale of Enamel. Limoges, France.
1988 - The International Exhibition “Kolor”. Legnitsa, Poland.
1989 - The International Exhibition “Amber”. Legnitsa, Poland.
1991 - Contemporary Art. Peking. China.
Enamel:
1984 - The International Biennale of Enamel. Limoges, France.
1988 - International Seminar on Enamel. Kechkemet, Hungary.
1990 - 10eme Biennale Internationale de l’Email. Limoges. France.
1990 - "Esmales 4 internacionales" La Coruna. Spain.
1991 - International Enamel Symposium. Cincinnati, USA
1991 - 3d International Enamel Exhibition. Covington, USA.
1992 - "l’Email 92" 11 internationale biennale. Limoges. France.
1993 - "4t Premi Emison d'Esmai" Barcelona. Spain.
1994 - International Enamel Exhibition. La Coruna, Spain.
It – only those exhibitions, on which the Russian artists have received prizes and diplomas.
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... And
1988 - Contemporary Soviet Enamel. Quest and Reflections. Warsaw, Poland.
1990 - Contemporary Soviet Jewellery Art. Lanciano, Italy.
1991 - Contemporary Soviet Jewellery Art. Sinsheim, Germany.
1991 - "Configura 1" Erfurt. Germany.
1991 - "Ambiente" Frankfurt/m. Germany.
1994 - "Smucszene 94" Munchen. Germany. (V. & V. Naumovs only)
1995 - "Email international 3" Coburg. Germany. (V. & V. Naumovs only)
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1998 - "Moscow & St. Petersburg" Schmuckmuseum. Pforzheim. Germany.
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We ( the third generation) have ripened as the artists to 1990, but
exhibitions, to which we aspired, were finished.
Up to 1990 we have taken part only in two foreign exhibitions.
It were the Polish exhibitions.
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Mi-Mi Moscow
Mila Kalnitskaya &
Micha Maslennikov
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