Donated and stolen

“If I take it off and don’t notice me, it means that I’m stealing someone’s image, and if they look, they see that I am photographing, it means they give it to me,” says Igor Vereshchagin , in the photo of which famous rock musicians and ordinary people in non-parades. The works of the famous street and musical photographer were printed in Western and Russian magazines, and also fell on advertising posters and covers of albums. The portrait of IGGI of the IGGA of Igor Vereshchagin decorates the house of the rock star in Miami.

From March to April, the Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art on the Tver Boulevard was held an exhibition of photos of Vereshchagin Given & Stolen , prepared and conducted by Mamm on the initiative of Olga Sviblova. Many of these pictures are included in the book of the same name, preparing for the exit. The presentation of this photo album will be held on June 7 at the Moscow Cinema Pioneer, along with the discussion on the topic “The Phenomenon of the Cultural Revolution of the 60-70s”, which will take part in the record-producer of the ABBEY ROAD studio Heidn Bendall, and the show “More” with Pink's soundtrack Floyd .

For COLTA.RU, Igor Vereshchagin chose several favorite pictures from Given & Stolen and talked about what was associated with their heroes.