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The exhibition “People should be different” was opened in the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve. The works of students of the Center for Creativity for Adults with RAS (Anton Disorders) “Anton here nearby” are adjacent to the paintings of navistan artists from the Museum collection

The Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve in one space contains paintings by the recognized “naive artists” from the collection of the museum and the work of students of the Center for Support for People with Autonism “Anton here is nearby”.

“Autism is a special state of mind, a kind of resistance to the outside world,” explains the curator of the exhibition Arkady Ippolitov. - One way or another, but all creative natures have the features of autism, because the Creator can defend his freedom in only one way - having gone into himself. For our time of consumerism and replacement, this is especially important. Art is the territory of the unity of people, unlike what is considered to be the norm. The works of “naive” artists, like the works of students of the Center “Anton here are near”, are distinguished by the purity of perception, lost by modernity. The exhibition makes you think about the boundaries of what can be considered art today. ”

Try, without looking at the signatures, to guess - where is the picture from Tsaritsyn's storerooms, and where from the assembly of the center “Anton here is nearby”.

Left: Ruslan Sosiev (born 1994) "Girl", pastel. Right: Nikolai Tolokonnikov (born 1993) "Grandmother", pastel Ruslan Sosiev (born 1994) "By night" Ilya Smirnov (born 1995) "Mountains" Nikolai Kozhukhov (1906–1984) “Wild flowers”, Kaluga, 1970s, fabric, oil Andryus Shezhenis (born 1983) "Neva River in St. Petersburg" Anna Dikarskaya (1893–1982) “Childhood of Ivan the Terrible”, Gorky region, Dzerzhinsk, 1973, fabric, butter Seryozha Tisnek (born 1990) "City on a white background" Samuel Rubashkin (1906-1975) "Family", canvas, oil, Moscow. 1970 Left: Katya Nechaeva (born 1984) “Abstraction No. 3” on the right: Katya Nechaeva (born 1984) “Abstraction No. 2” On the left: Nikolai Tolokonnikov (born 1993) "Grandpa". Right: Alexander Dev. (born 1984) "thinks"

The exhibition “People should be different” represent the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve, the Fund for promoting the problems of autism in Russia “ Exit ” and the Center for the Complex Support of People with Ausm “ Anton here is nearby ”. It will last until October 1, 2017 in the Small Palace of the Tsaritsyno Museum-Reserve (Moscow, Dolskaya street, 1, metro Orekhovo).

Anton here is an exhibition of autistic spectrum disorder Foundation Exit