Shtager Gallery

Russia

Exhibiting Artists: Yusuke Akamatsu (Japan-France) Sergey Kozlov (Russia-UK) Katya Kesic (Russia-UK) Marina Alexeeva (Russia)

Shtager Gallery specialising in Russian and international contemporary art has been active in London for five years. Using her expertise from St Petersburg, Russia’s centre of liberal thinking and culture, founder Marina Shtager endeavours to introduce significant Russian and international contemporary artists to the British audience.

Yusuke Akamatsy
Bustle, Part 1 (Diptych) 2020

Original print, Edition 1 of 7

60 x 80 cm each £4,500 (both parts)
Yusuke Akamatsy
Bustle, Part 2 (Diptych) 2020

Original print, Edition 1 of 7

60 x 80 cm each £4,500 (both parts)
Yusuke Akamatsy
The End of Tokyo Culture, Part 1 (Diptych) 2020

Aluminium print, Edition 7

80 x 60 cm each £3,500 (both parts)
Yusuke Akamatsy
The End of Tokyo Culture, Part 2 (Diptych) 2020

Aluminium print, Edition 7

80 x 60 cm each £3,500 (both parts)
Sergey Kozlov
Pot 2020

Oil on canvas

50 x 40 cm £1,500
Sergey Kozlov
Unknown Planet 2020

Oil, acrylic on canvas

25 x 20 cm £700
Marina Alexeeva
Office 2019

Video installation

38 x 38 x 38 cm £12,000
Katia Kesic
Black Magic 2019

Underglaze on stoneware clay, artificial hair, nails, nail polish

45 x 65 cm £3,500
Katia Kesic
Let Me Tell You What Happens Next 2019

Underglaze on stoneware clay, chain, glass eye

33 x 34 x 33 cm £3,500
Katia Kesic
Look No Further 2019

Underglaze on stoneware clay

30 x 40 x 30 cm £3,500
Katia Kesic
You Are Beautiful 2019

Underglaze on stoneware clay, ribbon roses, crystals

40 x 44 x 40 cm £3,500

Through its various activities and programmes, Shtager aims to bring their audience a sense of connection with artistic contexts and concepts, enabling them to register aesthetic nuances and implications hidden from the naked eye.

The gallery represents Alexander Shishkin-Hokusai (b. 1969, Russia), Russia’s representative at the 58th Venice Biennale, digital art pioneer Marina Alexeeva (b. 1959, Russia), acclaimed painters Vitaly Pushnitsky (b. 1967, Russia) and Katya Granova (b. 1988, Russia), Japanese multimedia artist and filmmaker Yusuke Akamatsu (b. 1967, Japan), and London-based sculptor Katia Kesic (b. 1986, UK), amongst others.

This year, Shtager Gallery will be presenting the finalists of their Open Call to young artists, whose graduate shows were cancelled due to the pandemic. The finalists are Ksenia Blake, Iseult Perrault, and the art-duet, Adam Boyd and Tighe-Mearns-Smith.

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