BIO
Alexander Kosolapov
Alexander Kosolapov's (b.1943) works are based on an ironic and radical combination of recognizable symbols and stereotypes of Soviet ideology and global mass culture. Playing with images, the artist debunks both Soviet political myth-making and capitalist commodity fetishism. His works can be found in the collections of MOMA New York, the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Russian Museum and others. Lives and works in New York, USA
WORKS
Alexander Kosolapov. Tatlin-Girl
Tatlin-Girl
2020
synthetic resin, wood, metal, mixed media, ed. 5, h - 168 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Malevich Sold Here
Malevich Sold Here
1995
acrylic on canvas, 126х180 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Duchamp-Girl
Duchamp-Girl
2020
synthetic resin, wood, metal, mixed media, ed. 5, h - 168 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Kalashnikov-Girl
Kalashnikov-Girl
2020
synthetic resin, wood, metal, mixed media, ed. 5, h - 168 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Malevich-Girl
Malevich-Girl
2020
synthetic resin, wood, metal, mixed media, ed. 5, h - 168 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Malevich-Matisse
Malevich-Matisse
2020
acrylic on canvas, 117 x 172 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Red Caviar
Red Caviar
2000
silkscreen and acrylic on canvas
150 x 180 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Blue Caviar
Blue Caviar
2000
silkscreen and acrylic on canvas
150 x 180 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Blue Caviar
Molotov Cocktail (gold)
1992
acrylic on canvas
127 x 152 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Blue Caviar
Gorby (gold)
1989
silkscreen and acrylic on canvas
91 x 81 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Blue Caviar
Coca-Cola. This is my Blood
1990
acrylic on canvas
83 x 193 cm
Alexander Kosolapov. Blue Caviar
Mickey Kandinsky
2015
acrylic on canvas
177 x 121 cm
CV
GALLERY
EXHIBITIONS
PRESS
Interview with Alexander Kosolapov
for Russian Art Focus