Gallery Gary Tatintsyan - for those who are bored with classicism

A famous patron, gallery owner, collector, this man has organized exhibitions of contemporary artists for several decades. It's about Gary Tatintsyan.

A bit about the founder of the gallery

Being an Armenian by birth, he moved to Moscow to continue his father's business and become a dentist. But he did not like this specialty, and when in 1988 Gary and his family emigrated to Germany, his world view changed radically. Once abroad, the young man began to carefully study the artistic world of Western countries and collect. Soon he managed to open his gallery in Berlin, which, however, very quickly disappointed him, and she had to close. But Gary, despite the first failure, continued to study the art market.

Art Gallery in New York

Not finding work in Berlin, Tatintsyan moved to America. In 1998, he decided to found his own exhibition center for contemporary art in New York. Deciding to "shoot", as the press wrote, to the New York audience, he gathered in one place the works of three artists who created innovative style, which, although never together, were exposed, but, being familiar, strongly influenced each other. They were Americans Frank Stella, George Sugarman and Judy Pfaf. It must be said that the New York gallery of Gary Tatintsyan had an incredible success. America was "surprised", "smiled" and recognized the collector.

Art Gallery in Moscow

In the Russian capital in 2005, the first gallery of Gary Tatintsyan was opened. It was located along Ilyinka Street. Then, on his first exhibition, the art dealer brought the creations of eight artists: Tony Ousler, Vick Munis, Peter Helly, Christine Calabriz, Anthony Gormley, Torbin Giler, Stefan Balkenhol and Tony Matelli. Each of them was represented by two works. The metropolitan viewer could appreciate the work behind which many European museums stand in line.

The first gallery of Gary Tatintsyan in Moscow was oriented towards conceptual Western art, Russian avant-gardism of the beginning of the twentieth century, photography and design. Art dealer is sure that in the Russian capital there are many well-to-do intellectuals who are able to appreciate such art.

Since its opening, the first gallery of Gary Tatintsyan has already managed to present such contemporary artists as Joel-Peter Witkin, Daniel Richter and Damien Hirst, Peter Helly, Tala R, Christopher Wool, Yasumasi Morimura, Peter Doig, Jonathan Meese, Cecily Brown, George Baselitz , Chris Ofili, Tony Matelli, George Kondo and others. There were exhibitions of such famous photographers of the twentieth century as Wigi, Rodchenko, Mohoy-Nadia and Lersky.

Today

In September 2013 Gary Tatintsyan's gallery moved to its new premises. The opening was combined with a personal exhibition of the famous German artist Reile. There are regularly exhibitions of contemporary authors, including a group show of Tony Matelli, John Miller and Olaf Brening.

Today the Moscow gallery of Gary Tatintsyan (address: Serebryanicheskaya, 19) is located in the modern building of Arthouse. It is decorated in a laconic design, which is dominated by light colors. This solution allows you to easily and quickly convert the available space for any exhibition requirement.

The main expositions of the Gary Tatintsian Gallery are avant-garde, constructivism, conceptual design and, of course, photography. Especially often here the viewer sees art installations that enter into a dialogue with reality.

The famous Ron Arad

Gallery Gary Tatintsyana in the spring of 2016 exhibited the American artist Saul. His collection was called You Better Call Saul. In November of the same year, a personal exhibition of the famous London architect and designer Ron Arad was presented here. Being known for his conceptual art works from steel, this artist has for three decades already embodied his brightness and uniqueness of style in various art objects.

The exhibition in Moscow was a retrospective of the creativity of this designer, combining a series of molded machines FIAT 500, as well as his steel iconic objects, including the author's design called Free Standing China, as well as the interactive unique The Last Train, which was developed specifically for the Arad studio .

Reviews about the gallery

Many Muscovites have already visited Arthouse. Judging by the reviews, connoisseurs of contemporary art appreciated many expositions. Many positive words of the Muscovites speak about the photo exhibition of Joel-Peter Witkin that excited the public consciousness, about the works of the artist Peter Helly, designer Ron Arad and many others.

In the gallery of Gary Tatintsyan there is an opportunity to consult with experts on issues related to the organization of museum exhibitions or the formation of a collection, to conduct an examination of a particular work of art.

This is a great place, especially for those who are already bored with traditional art in its classical manifestation. The uniqueness of the exhibits, the originality of the paintings, the tremendous novelty of the installation - all this attracts visitors here.