NEW MILLENNIUM ART

About the Book

NeoPopRealism creator, Nadia Russ offers to the readers a book with pages that turned into the art exhibition´s walls. She was trying to minimize the loss, even it is a big difference between original and reproduction. The whole pool of images is documented in a bundled by idea form, this rout is based on a principle of selection. The artworks - painting, photography, sculpture, mixed media, computer art - rediscover themselves in an experimental but systematic arrangement. This book is not a passive form of storage, it shows how the aesthetic object constituted; text shows how artists think and work. This book is written for artists and art lovers, and includes some innovative images with an innovative thinking. Artists, whose artworks included in this book, live and work worldwide, and only because of globalisation it was possible to unite them in this unique volume and present the whole range of their creativity. This book includes Nadia Russ´ article "NeoPopRealism Evolution" which traces the visual art style NeoPopRealism invention since 1989. Nadia Russ´s canvases and drawings are now in the permanent collections of many museums in the United States and Europe, including Ukrainian Museum in New York (USA), MOYA - Museum of Young Art in Vienna (Austria), Sumy and Simferopol Art Museums in Ukraine, WEAM - World Erotic Art Museum in Miami Beach (USA), Lebedyn Art Museum in Ukraine, Ft. Lauderdale Historical Museum (USA), and others. Artist and author, Nadia Russ traveled worldwide. Now she lives in the United States.

About the Author

Nadia had traveled to Cyprus and Yugoslavia, Singapore and Hungary, Romania and Cuba... She has resided in Russia (Moscow) and Bahamas (Freeport). Now she lives in the United States (NYC/FLA). Experience and sense of perfection drove and continue inspire her to achieve new goals. Today, her artwork can be found in 10 art museums in Europe and United States. In 2004, Nadia created NeoPopRealism philosophy of beautiful people and happiness. ..."For more information visit www.neopoprealism.org."