Seva's Blue Horizon: the Poet Seva Nekrasov and Artists of Unofficial Moscow

DuBrow Gallery
Nov 11, 2009 - May 30, 2010

Seva (Vsevolod) Nekrasov (1934-2009) was the youngest and probably the most talented of the generation of poets and artists grouped around Lianozovo – one of the earliest and most important centers for underground culture in the Soviet Union. His entire life was closely connected with the arts and the artists of “unofficial Moscow,” and his poetry often reflected upon the visual works of his friends. And vice versa, artists found inspiration in his poetry, and produced works clearly based on his verses . This exhibition, entitled Seva’s Blue Horizon (which is a rough translation of an anagram: Sevina Sineva) commemorates through poetry and art the entire generation of early Soviet underground culture that is now vanishing by the day.

Admission:
$3.00 per person for adults who are not members of the museum. Entrance to the museum is free at all times for members, all children under 18, and Rutgers University students, faculty, and staff with a valid I.D. In addition, the first Sunday of each month will be free to all.

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