Artyom Loskutov

Artyom Loskutov (born September 15, 1986) is a Russian performance artist and an activist. He is known for an annual Monstration held in Novosibirsk[1] that gently pokes fun at Kremlin policies.[2] He has been arrested for insulting police.[3] In response to the incident he said, "You're not a real Russian until you've been arrested."[4]

Artyom Loskutov
Born (1986-09-15) September 15, 1986
NationalityRussian
EducationNovosibirsk State Technical University
Known forPerformance art
MovementMonstration

In 2013, Loskutov was informed by Russian authorities that he is no longer allowed to practice art and to perform as an individual artist.[5]

Loskutov exhibited at London's Saatchi Gallery in November 2017 as part of the Art Riot exhibition. There was some controversy as he had merely constructed a frame for a work by artist Mariya Kiselyova (police originally attributed the overall work to Loskutov, and Kiselyova's role was often sidelined).[6]

Selected group shows

  • 2018 — Resist! — BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts, Brussels, Belgium
  • 2018 — The Art of the 2000s — Tretyakov gallery, Moscow, Russia
  • 2017 — Art Riot: Post-Soviet Actionism — Saatchi Gallery, London, UK
  • 2017 — dis/order. Art and Activism in Russia since 2000 — Ludwig Forum für Internationale Kunst, Aachen, Germany
  • 2017 — Garage Triennial of Russian Contemporary Art — Garage museum, Moscow, Russia
  • 2017 — NAÏVE ... NO. Historical and stylistic parallels between naïve art and primitivism of the 20th and 21st centuries — Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Russia
  • 2014 — Pussy Riot and the cossacs: Russian Tradition of Art Resistance — Havremagasinet Art Center in Boden, Sweden
  • 2013 — Pussy Riot and the Russian Tradition of Art Rebellion — Meet Factory, Prague, Czech Republic

Awards

In 2010, Russian news organization Action named Loskutov "Young Person of the Year."[7]

References

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