Composition No. 7. 1976, veneer, tempera, 81, 5x64, 3 cm
Composition No. 7. 1976, veneer, tempera, 81,5x64,3 cm
Composition with 4 orange objects on dark blue background
Boris Nikolajevitch Bitch / Борис Николаевич Бич (1946) - Russian suprematism artist.
He studied at the art studio of D. G. Sobolev. Since 1975 he participated in informal exhibitions. In 1977 he joined painting section at the City Committee of graphic artists at Malaya Gruzinskaya, 28. Since 1982 - one of the group "21" leaders, group "20" exhibitions participant.
Creative work
He created a paintings series from several series: 1977 - compositions GEO (geometric unity), 1979 - compositions GEOKON (geometric constructions), 1982 - compositions GEOMED (geometric mediums), 1986 - compositions GEOEX (geometric expressionism) and Pangeometric constants, 1988 - GEMGER (geometric hermeneutics). A new large works series of recent years "Dialogues with Malevich" is a suprematist composition that made on geographical maps of various world regions.
The author's works are in the State Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, in the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, in the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, in private collections in Russia, Europe, Canada and the USA.
Participation in exhibitions
1979 "Color, shape, space" City Committee of graphic. Moscow, M.Gruzinskaya
1986 "Object" Moscow, M.Gruzinskaya
1987 "Geometry in Art" in Moscow
1989 "Labyrinth" The Moscow Palace of Youth. Moscow, Warsaw, Hamburg
1990 Gallery Floor, Stockholm, Sweden
1990 "Other Art" State Tretyakov Gallery. Moscow
1991 "The Art of Europe" Wilhelmshafen. Germany.
1992 "Moscow avant-garde of the 50-80's" Kleinsassen. Germany
1992 "Cultural contact" Neumarkt. Austria
1993 Art-Myth. Manege. Moscow
1993 "Culture and Politics in Russia" Gallery Zandman. Hamburg. Germany
1994 "”No” to conformism" Russian Museum. Russia, St. Petersburg
1995 Exhibition of unofficial Russian artists. The Halle Museum. Germany
1995 "Exhibition of six Moscow artists" CHA. Moscow
1997, 1998 Art-Manege. Moscow
1999 Exhibition. The museum of L.Talochkin. RSUH. Moscow
2000, 2004 "Pleskoye gravitation" Museum of the landscape. Russia. Ples
2000 "Dedication to Malevich" New gallery. Moscow
2000-2001 "Russian art" Japanese house. Moscow
2001 "Abstraction of the XX century" The State Russian Museum. Russia. St. Petersburg
2002 "Russian avant-garde" Russian house...
Category
1970s Cubist Tempera Paintings
MaterialsPlywood, Tempera