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May 30 2023

2023 Alexander Kedrin Artwork

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May 14 2013

Norton Dodge

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Norton Dodge A friend of Russian nonconformist artists visiting Alexander Kedrin’s home (New York 2002)  

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Feb 28 2013

Two Elegies

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Apr 04 2011

Alexander Kedrin with his sons in New York

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Sep 12 2009

Works from the 1950’s

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Early works from the 50’s were more representational. ” In the 1950’s and 1960’s I was in my 20’s and I’ve tried to make a living as a painter. I painted stillife pieces which were sold through an art studio (which was state-sanctioned gallery ran through the artists’ union). I painted several stillifes on canvas […]

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Sep 10 2009

New Video to be online shortly

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This is part 1 of the 4-part video to be uploaded . It is entirely in Russian, I will try to add subtitles later.

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Aug 01 2009

More images are being added

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Currently, I have updated the 1970’s gallery by including a large number of oil on cardboard works. I have included the gallery below, and it will have a permanent home on the right side (1970’s tab).

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Jun 04 2009

One more Ceramic plate

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Jun 03 2009

Recent scans

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I have found several images that were 35mm slides, and have decided to scan them in. Descriptions of the works will be added shortly as well.

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Jul 06 2008

From the Archive #3.- “Bakhor” relief

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“Bakhor” (meaning “spring” in Uzbek language) ceramic sculpture was made in 1977, and installed inside the cafe of  “Yulduz” sewing factory in Tashkent, Uzbekistan. 2×5 Meters each (depth 35-40 centimeters), two similar reliefs/sculptures standing next to each other. This was the first abstract (non-figurative) sculpture in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, which at the time wa part of […]

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