Vilen Isaakovych Barskyi (born 27 October 1930, Kyiv - 24 December 2012, Dortmund, Germany) was a UkrainianSoviet and Germans artist (painter and graphic artist) and member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, Dortmund Group [de]. He was a Russian-speaking poet of Jewish origin, an essayist, a prominent representative of postmodernism, conceptualism and underground culture, as well as author of experimental works of graphopoetry and a teacher.
Vilen Barskyi
Вилен Барский
Vilen Barski portrait by photographer Yuri Kosin -1995
Vilen Barsky was born on 27 October 1930 in Kyiv, capital of Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic. His father was an engineer, and his mother was a pharmacist. His childhood memories were closely related to the Botanic garden, since his family lived across from it. During the war, the family was evacuated to Stalingrad, then, before the decisive battle, moved to Sernur (Mari Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic), and returned to Kyiv after the war.[1]
In 1951, Barsky graduated from the Kyiv Art School (now Shevchenko State Art School) and entered the Kyiv Art Institute.
In 1957, he graduated from the Kyiv Art Institute, Faculty of Painting and Graphics, faculty of Painting and Graphics. After graduating from the institute he began experimenting in the field of fine arts, creating abstract compositions.
Due to his ideologically unbiased position, the artist came under pressure from the Soviet authorities. Thus, in 1959, after a home search, he was taken to the KGB office. As a result, he lost the right to government orders and participation in exhibitions for a long time, sharing the participation of the best representatives of the generation of the sixties.
Barskyi's search for and formation of his own path in art was connected with his active interest in the work of outstanding artists in various fields. He listened to the philosophical and aesthetic concept of his senior colleague Valery Lamakh, set out in the "Schemes".[4] He was delighted with the talent of director Sergei Parajanov.
Feeling various influences, Barskyi maintained self-identification. He experimented a lot, looking for new means of artistic expression: there are works made using an airbrush (1965), smoke and fire (1968), a template of his own hand (1969).[5]
1981— under the pseudonym Victor Belenin, he published six visual poems in the Ark magazine, published in Paris. In the same year, they are shown at the exhibition "L'emigration Russe. L’art en Voyage ”at the Trans / form gallery in Paris.
1982 — holds a solo exhibition at the Catholic Academy Schwerte (Germany).[6] A catalog of Barsky's works created in 1959–1980 is published for the event.
1990s — Barsky's works are published in Ukraine and Russia, in particular in the literary-critical magazine Zoil (1997), the anthology Samizdat Veka (1997), the poetry collection Dom s Chimerami (2000), and others.[7][8][9]
References
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^"Вилен Барский: "Я себя чувствую киевским художником, который живет в Германии, и одновременно русским поэтом, поскольку пишу на русском"". ART Ukraine. Retrieved 2020-11-02.
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^"Антология новейшей русской поэзии "У Голубой лагуны". Том 3Б. Вилен Бар == Literature == * [http://knizhnica.com/books/worter.pdf Vilen Barsky. Wörter. Siegen.1983/ Вилен Барский. Слова. Зиген, 1983] *[https://vtoraya-literatura.com/pdf/forum_obshchestvenno-politichesky_zhurnal_14_1986__ocr.pdf Barskyi V. (1986). Amazing art by Chernjahovskij: (memoirs and reflections). Forum, 14, pp. 226–237. [in Russian]] *[https://prostory.net.ua/ua/mlp/literatura/278-locus-solus Вилен Барский. "LOCUS SOLUS"] ский". kkk-bluelagoon.ru. Retrieved 2020-11-02. {{cite web}}: External link in |title= (help)
^Муляр, Марина; Финкельштейн, Леонид (2000). Дом с химерами: поэтический сборник (in Russian). Выд-во Факт. ISBN978-966-7274-61-0.
January 07, 2023
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Vilen Isaakovych Barskyi born 27 October 1930 Kyiv 24 December 2012 Dortmund Germany was a Ukrainian Soviet and Germans artist painter and graphic artist and member of the Union of Artists of the USSR Dortmund Group de He was a Russian speaking poet of Jewish origin an essayist a prominent representative of postmodernism conceptualism and underground culture as well as author of experimental works of graphopoetry and a teacher Vilen BarskyiVilen BarskijVilen Barski portrait by photographer Yuri Kosin 1995Born 1930 10 27 27 October 1930Kyiv UkraineDied24 December 2012 2012 12 24 aged 92 Dortmund GermanyNationalityUkrainianEducationKyiv Art InstituteKnown forPoetry PaintingSpouseOlga DenisovaBiography Edit Vilen Barskiy Elements of a Face 1970 Vilen Barskiy Collage with Vermeer 1970 Vilen Barsky was born on 27 October 1930 in Kyiv capital of Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic His father was an engineer and his mother was a pharmacist His childhood memories were closely related to the Botanic garden since his family lived across from it During the war the family was evacuated to Stalingrad then before the decisive battle moved to Sernur Mari Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic and returned to Kyiv after the war 1 In 1951 Barsky graduated from the Kyiv Art School now Shevchenko State Art School and entered the Kyiv Art Institute In 1957 he graduated from the Kyiv Art Institute Faculty of Painting and Graphics faculty of Painting and Graphics After graduating from the institute he began experimenting in the field of fine arts creating abstract compositions Due to his ideologically unbiased position the artist came under pressure from the Soviet authorities Thus in 1959 after a home search he was taken to the KGB office As a result he lost the right to government orders and participation in exhibitions for a long time sharing the participation of the best representatives of the generation of the sixties In 1967 he joined the Union of Artists of the USSR In 1981 he left Soviet Kyiv and settled in Dortmund with his wife the poetess Olga Denisova 2 He was a talented teacher Among his students were Vera Veisberg Olena Golub Konstyantin Samoilenko Nicholas Zalevsky Yury Kharchenko and many others He died in Dortmund on 24 December 2012 3 Art EditBarskyi s search for and formation of his own path in art was connected with his active interest in the work of outstanding artists in various fields He listened to the philosophical and aesthetic concept of his senior colleague Valery Lamakh set out in the Schemes 4 He was delighted with the talent of director Sergei Parajanov Feeling various influences Barskyi maintained self identification He experimented a lot looking for new means of artistic expression there are works made using an airbrush 1965 smoke and fire 1968 a template of his own hand 1969 5 1981 under the pseudonym Victor Belenin he published six visual poems in the Ark magazine published in Paris In the same year they are shown at the exhibition L emigration Russe L art en Voyage at the Trans form gallery in Paris 1982 holds a solo exhibition at the Catholic Academy Schwerte Germany 6 A catalog of Barsky s works created in 1959 1980 is published for the event 1990s Barsky s works are published in Ukraine and Russia in particular in the literary critical magazine Zoil 1997 the anthology Samizdat Veka 1997 the poetry collection Dom s Chimerami 2000 and others 7 8 9 References Edit Barskyi Vilen UU Archive Archived from the original on 2020 11 01 Retrieved 2020 10 30 Vilen Barskij Ya sebya chuvstvuyu kievskim hudozhnikom kotoryj zhivet v Germanii i odnovremenno russkim poetom poskolku pishu na russkom ART Ukraine Retrieved 2020 11 02 Barskij Vilen UU Arhiv in Ukrainian Retrieved 2021 05 18 Internet Archive Archived from the original on 2012 11 26 Hudozhniki Barskij Vilen Isaakovich 1930 g r 2013 12 10 Archived from the original on 2013 12 10 Retrieved 2020 11 02 Barskij Vilen UU Arhiv in Ukrainian Retrieved 2021 05 18 Hudozhniki UU Arhiv in Ukrainian Retrieved 2020 11 02 Antologiya novejshej russkoj poezii U Goluboj laguny Tom 3B Vilen Bar Literature http knizhnica com books worter pdf Vilen Barsky Worter Siegen 1983 Vilen Barskij Slova Zigen 1983 https vtoraya literatura com pdf forum obshchestvenno politichesky zhurnal 14 1986 ocr pdf Barskyi V 1986 Amazing art by Chernjahovskij memoirs and reflections Forum 14 pp 226 237 in Russian https prostory net ua ua mlp literatura 278 locus solus Vilen Barskij LOCUS SOLUS skij kkk bluelagoon ru Retrieved 2020 11 02 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a External link in code class cs1 code title code help Mulyar Marina Finkelshtejn Leonid 2000 Dom s himerami poeticheskij sbornik in Russian Vyd vo Fakt ISBN 978 966 7274 61 0 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Vilen Barskyi amp oldid 1113194740, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
