Lecture: "Surrealism and Expressionism: Dali and Chagall"

We invite you to join us to hear a fascinating story about two brilliant artists! ☑️ Salvador Dali: ▪ One of the most famous Spanish artists who has become an integral part of world pop culture. ▪ He became famous not only for his creativity, but also for his carefully constructed scandalous image, eccentric behavior and provocative statements about himself and the environment. ▪ Worked on films: The Andalusian Dog, The Golden Age (directed by Luis Buñuel), The Enchanted (directed by Alfred Hitchcock). ▪ The author of The Secret Life of Salvador Dali, Telling Himself (1942), The Diary of a Genius (1952-1963), Oui: The Paranoid-Critical Revolution (1927-1933) and the essay The Tragic Myth of Angelus Millet. ☑️ Mark Zakharovich (Moisei Khatskelevich) Chagall: ▪ An artist belonging to two cultures at once: European and Jewish. ▪ The meaning of many of Chagall's paintings can be understood by deciphering his pictorial language, which contains many religious symbols, themes and images. ▪ Chagall views inspiration as inspiration, using one of the most widespread symbols of the upper world in his work - the angel. ▪ Often it symbolizes the connection between the spiritual world and our earthly world, their interweaving, that is, our actions “here” are reflected “there”.☑️ Lecturer - Natalya Rebdeva, amazing and infinitely in love with her work. Art critic, master of architecture and business administration, curator of the In.STAN.t. project, curator of the "You Create" project. Author of a course of lectures on Art History. Before the online meeting, August 7, at 19.00. (+ access to the lecture in the recording is attached). Participation fee: 250 UAH. To buy a ticket: http://symphony-of-painting.com/pay-1 Registration by link: http://symphony-of-painting.com/natali-rebdeva-6 CONTACTS: +38 093.365.72.07 (Telegram / Viber) - if you have any questions, write or call us. The lecture is delivered as part of an educational online project: "Symphony of Painting" by Natalia Rebdeva!