Sciarsism and Sciarsists

Moscow Museum of Modern Art with support of Fine Art Gallery presents Moscow's first international exhibition "Sciarcism and the Sciencists.".

The exhibition will feature the following artists: Sergei Dozhd, Konstantin Khudyakov, Evgeny Semyonov, Oksana Mas, Nikolina Kovalenko, Mali Corasanti, Elena Serov, Oliver de Cayron, Eric Lezin, Elena Borovskaya, Alexander Gordin, Jean-Philippe Dunier, Olga Kiseleva, Ulrike Bolenz, Viktor Popov, Jeanne Gracq, Ines Berlin, Franco Viola, Andrey Volkov, Ivan Kolesnikov, Sergey Denisov, Valery Kuznetsov, Teymur Daimi, Ki Chaotin and others.

Sciarcism is a movement in contemporary art created by the Russian artist Sergei Dozhd. Nowadays it is an international movement of artists who develop a system of understanding of abstract art. The participants of this movement are about 300 artists from Russia, USA, Germany, France, Belgium, Italy, China and other countries. Sciarcism is also a new philosophy that allows to creatively develop not only art and culture but also human consciousness, morality, society and spirituality. Alexander Borovsky, an art historian and head of the department of newest trends at the State Russian Museum, has defined this trend as "a new wave of Russian avant-garde and Russian philosophical school, which can have a great impact on the global cultural space".

Prepared according to the materials of the official website Moscow Museum of Modern Art.