27/05 25/07/10

PERPETUAL BATTLES

Film still from Adel Abdessemed, Usine, 2008. Video, 1 min 27 secs.

Courtesy David Zwirner.

Film still from Adel Abdessemed, Usine, 2008. Video, 1 min 27 secs.

Courtesy David Zwirner

Cyprien Gaillard, Cairns (251/261 Résidence Provence, Dammarie-lès-Lys, 1973 – 2008), 2008. .

C-print on diasec. Courtesy Bugada & Cargnel

Cyprien Gaillard, Cairns (12 Riverford Road, Pollokshaws, Glasgow, 1967-2008), 2008.

C-print on diasec. Courtesy Alberto Mariani.

Film stills from Cyprien Gaillard, Cities of Gold and Mirrors, 2009. 16mm film, 8 min 58 secs.

Courtesy Laura Bartlett.

Film stills from Cyprien Gaillard, Cities of Gold and Mirrors, 2009. 16mm film, 8 min 58 secs.

Courtesy Laura Bartlett.

Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille The End, 2010. Oil and silver on canvas, 200 x 300 cm.

Courtesy Galerie Almine Rech.

Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille •02:13'08'' Le sacrifice (After Andreï Tarkovski)/ 02:13'47'' Le sacrifice (After Andreï Tarkovski), 2010.

Oil on Canvas. Diptych, each part 300 x 5 x 200 cm.
Courtesy Galerie Almine Rech.

Wilfrid Almendra • Killed in Action (CSH #27, CAMPBELL and WONG), 2009.

Wood, cement, rubber, steel. 100 x 104,5 x 54 cm . Courtesy Bugada & Cargnel.

23/10 13/12/09

Paul Pfeiffer: Perspective Machine

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse #2, 2000

Courtesy of the artist

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse #8, 2003

Courtesy of the artist

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse #9, 2004

Courtesy of the artist

Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse #17, 2004

Courtesy of the artist

John 3:16, 2000

Courtesy of the artist

Morning After the Deluge, 2003

Courtesy of the artist and Thomas Dane Gallery, London

Vertical Corridor, 2004

26/09 22/11/09

Luc Tuymans: Against the Day

Sniper, 2009

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

Against the Day I, 2008

Courtesy of
David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

Big Brother, 2008

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

Against the Day II, 2008

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

CCTV, 2009

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

Office, 2009

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

Reflections, 2009

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

Tits, 2009

Courtesy of David Zwirner Gallery, New York, and Zeno X Gallery, Antwerps

24/09 16/10/09

Olga Chernysheva: present past

The Cactus seller, series, 2009

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

The Cactus seller, series, 2009

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

The Cactus seller, series, 2009

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

The Cactus seller, series, 2009

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

The Guards, series, 2009

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

The Guards, series, 2009

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

Untitled, Dedicated to Sengai, 2008

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

Untitled, Dedicated to Sengai, 2008

Courtesy of Volker Diehl gallery (Moscow and Berlin)

22/05 19/07/09

FIVE

I see a bunny-shaped thing, but I also see two little he-boys, 2004

Kelley Walker
Courtesy of Paula Cooper Gallery, New York

Untitled, 2005

Wade Guyton
Courtesy of Martin Harding, Sag Harbor, New York

Set of Six Records (False Teeth, Fried Clams, Paper Cuts, Penis Breath, Iced Coffee, Editor & Intern), 2008

Matthew Brannon
Courtesy of the artist and Friedrich Petzel Gallery, New York

Cop Cop Cry Cry Cop Cop, 2009

Sterling Ruby
Courtesy of the artist

Inscribed Plinth - 1P V7, 2008

Sterling Ruby
Courtesy of Private Collection

Big Grid / Solo Tear, 2008

Sterling Ruby
Courtesy of Private Collection

Untitled, 2007 and 2008

Wade Guyton
Courtesy of the artist

Untitled (BAIBAKOV art projects: Moscow, Russia, May 21- June 13, 2009), 2009

Walead Beshty
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

20/02 19/04/09

NATURAL WONDERS. New Art from London

LP12, 2008

Nathaniel Rackowe
Courtesy of Bischoff Weiss Gallery, London

Blue Split, 2008; Find Me, 2008; Orange Split, 2008

Gary Webb
Courtesy of Approach Gallery, London

Pinstriptism, 2009

Margarita Gluzberg
Courtesy of Paradise Row Gallery, London

NEVER HIDE, 2009

Edward Fornieles
Courtesy of the artist

Victorian Water Mains, 2008

Toby Ziegler,
Courtesy of Simon Lee Gallery, London

Slow Arc in a Cube II, 2007

Conrad Shawcross
Courtesy of Victoria Miro, London

The Last Days of the Sun, 2007

James Hopkins
Courtesy of Max Wigram Gallery, London

Looking at Ballet, 2006

Tim Braden
Courtesy of Timothy Taylor Gallery

12/12 01/02/09

invasion : evasion

Tapestry, 2008

Dasha Krotova
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

The Purge: Part 1, 2008

PG Group
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

Installation view

Façade, 2008

Dasha Krotova
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

Black Holes, 2008

Alina Gutkina
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

Ain’t Got No Problem with a Room Like This, 2008

Valery Chtak
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

Montage/ Demontage, 2008

Masha Koshenkova
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

Installation view

A Correction in the Design, 2008

Alex Buldakov
Courtesy of BAIBAKOV art projects

05/09 11/09/10

Olga Chernysheva, GOGOLFEST, Kiev, Ukraine, Dovzhenko Film Studio, 5—12 September 2010

200 rur entry fee

BAIBAKOV art projects

Paveletskaya Naberezhnaya 2 bldg 18, Moscow, 115114

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BAIBAKOV art projects announces the next stage in its international program, which promotes Russian contemporary art abroad. BAIBAKOV art projects and Maria Baibakova are proud to present a showcase of works by Olga Chernysheva as part of GOGOLFEST, a multidisciplinary festival held in Kiev’s famous Dovzhenko Film Studios from September 4–12. Chernysheva is one of the most eloquent and important artists working in Russia today. Her work explores the possibility of a silent film to speak volumes, of how the fall of an Empire can be expressed in the simple, seemingly meaningless gestures of her subjects. Within the space of the film studios, viewers feel the contrast between the produced theatricality of their surroundings and the understated observations of Chernysheva’s camera, amplifying the impact of the works.
14/07–25/07

032c WORKSHOP REPORT #1 (MOSCOW)

BAIBAKOV art projects is pleased to announce its next exhibition, 032c WORKSHOP REPORT #1 (MOSCOW), created in collaboration with the acclaimed Berlin-based magazine 032c.

Installed at BAIBAKOV art projects’ new exhibition space, 032c WORKSHOP REPORT #1 (MOSCOW) is co- curated by Joerg Koch, founder and editor of 032c, and Maria Baibakova, featuring works by Yakov Chernikhov, Cyprien Gaillard, Konstantin Grcic, Carsten Höller, Missoni, Rick Owens, Gosha Rubchinskiy, Slavs and Tatars and Andro Wekua.

27/05–25/07

PERPETUAL BATTLES

BAIBAKOV art projects is currently planning our program for the coming year. Please check back with us after the summer break for updates and new events. In the meantime, you can follow us on Facebook and Twitter.

23/10–13/12

Paul Pfeiffer: Perspective Machine

Almost forty years ago, Guy Debord formulated what he called the "Society of the Spectacle", a world mediated by images, in which one experiences the representation of reality, rather than reality itself. Paul Pfeiffer is part of a new generation of artists examining the mechanics of the contemporary spectacle in an age in which advances in digital technology have reinvented the idea of an “iconic” image. Pfeiffer’s work demonstrates a subtle mastery of these new techniques of image-making, contrasting scale and modes of spectatorship to create tension between what is revealed and what is obscured.

26/09–22/11

Luc Tuymans: Against the Day

Luc Tuymans is recognised as one of the most significant and influential contemporary painters working today. In the past ten years, he has prompted a critical rethinking of figurative painting, which in turn influenced the development of contemporary art across media. As a Special Guest of the Third Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Luc Tuymans will present his first major exhibition in Russia, “Against the Day”, the fourth exhibition from BAIBAKOV art projects.

24/09–16/10

Olga Chernysheva: present past

Olga Chernysheva’s work is distinguished by its attention to the psychological state of her subjects. “There’s always a human figure in the frame,” the artist explains. ”The characters could be confined in a cramped interior, or they could be lost in a vast space, but they’re always on their own.”
22/05–19/07

FIVE

BAIBAKOV art projects’ third exhibition at the Red October Chocolate Factory explores the work of five internationally recognised American artists: Walead Beshty, Matthew Brannon, Wade Guyton, Sterling Ruby, and Kelley Walker. The exhibition considers the contemporary relevance of these artists, while establishing their work within the context of a specifically American artistic lineage, rooted in the moment of American Modernism.

20/02–19/04

NATURAL WONDERS. New Art from London

NATURAL WONDERS. New Art from London seeks to capture the energy, vitality and diversity of practice of over twenty artists who have recently taken centre stage in London. The second exhibition to be presented by BAIBAKOV art projects, NATURAL WONDERS features over twenty London based artists including Ryan Gander, Idris Khan, Eloise Fornieles, Conrad Shawcross, Douglas White, and Toby Ziegler.

12/12–01/02

invasion : evasion

invasion : evasion challenges selected artists to launch a creative invasion of the grand halls and columned corridors of the former Red October Chocolate Factory, with a series of site-specific commissions.