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Born 1945 Moscow, Russia. Known for: Figural paintings and sculpture, works on paper, social realist themes.
Grigory Davidovich Bruskin, or how the artist prefers to call himself, Grisha Bruskin is, undoubtedly, one of the most acknowledged and distinguished contemporary Russian artists of Jewish origins in... Read full biography
Grigory Davidovich Bruskin, or how the artist prefers to call himself, Grisha Bruskin is, undoubtedly, one of the most acknowledged and distinguished contemporary Russian artists of Jewish origins in the art world today. Myths and clichés of Socialism and Judaism, as well as sharp political satire,... Read full biography
Grigory Davidovich Bruskin, or how the artist prefers to call himself, Grisha Bruskin is, undoubtedly, one of the most acknowledged and distinguished contemporary Russian artists of Jewish origins in the art world today. Myths and clichés of Socialism and Judaism, as well as sharp political satire, kitsch, and ridicule of blatant nonsense of the Social Realism, are always intertwined in his nonconformist sculptures and paintings. Often imbuing his works with religious, political or commercial... Read full biography
Grigory Davidovich Bruskin, or how the artist prefers to call himself, Grisha Bruskin is, undoubtedly, one of the most acknowledged and distinguished contemporary Russian artists of Jewish origins in the art world today. Myths and clichés of Socialism and Judaism, as well as sharp political satire, kitsch, and ridicule of blatant nonsense of the Social Realism, are always intertwined in his nonconformist sculptures and paintings. Often imbuing his works with religious, political or commercial propaganda and flavouring it with a high percentage of irony, Bruskin challenges hardened beliefs, systems and even ideologies. His works are presented in the world's leading museums. The artist uses a lot of diverse media, including sculpture,... Read full biography
Grigory Davidovich Bruskin, or how the artist prefers to call himself, Grisha Bruskin is, undoubtedly, one of the most acknowledged and distinguished contemporary Russian artists of Jewish origins in the art world today. Myths and clichés of Socialism and Judaism, as well as sharp political satire, kitsch, and ridicule of blatant nonsense of the Social Realism, are always intertwined in his nonconformist sculptures and paintings. Often imbuing his works with religious, political or commercial propaganda and flavouring it with a high percentage of irony, Bruskin challenges hardened beliefs, systems and even ideologies. His works are presented in the world's leading museums. The artist uses a lot of diverse media, including sculpture, painting, etching. Bruskin was born on October 21 in 1945 as a fifth child in a big family of a professor of Moscow Power Engineering Institute... Read full biography
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About Grisha (Grigory Davidovich) Bruskin: Museums & Collections
Museums & Collections (2)
All MuseumsThe Jewish Museum
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New York City, NY 10128