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Davis Center for Russian and Eurasian Studies Special Collection • Harvard University

USA-CCCP. Points of Contact.
(E-E) Evgenij Kozlov – Catherine Mannick
Correspondence 1979 – 1990

Text and Research: Hannelore Fobo, 2021/2024

6. Leningrad Artists and Musicians in E-E Kozlov's Pictures

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Leningrad Artists and Musicians in E-E Kozlov's Pictures

The following list presents, in alphabetic order, the names of those protagonists of Leningrad’s independent art and music scene that can be seen in Kozlov’s painted and unpainted vintage prints and collages from the USA-CCCP. Points of Contact collection at Davis Center. It includes most New Artists’ “core” members – that is, visual artists, marked in the list with NA – as well as a number of other people with whom they performed on stage.[1] In some of the painted pictures, to identify a person is possible only when comparing it with the original negative. Pictures and photo collages that are not related to any of the letters have been linked to the pages where the were published.

• NA artist and performer Sergej Bugaev (Introduction – Let's Talk About Art, Letter L)

• New Composers Valery Alakhov and Igor Verichev (Letter J, Letter H, Letter L Letter N)

• performer Ágnes Fehdenfeld-Horváth (Letter L)

• singer-songwriter Boris Grebenshikov (Letter I)

• painter and drummer Georgy Guryanov (Letter J, Letter L, Letter N, Letter Q)

• NA artist and writer Vladislav Gutsevich (Introduction – Let's Talk About Art, Letter L, Letter I)

• NA artist and poet Oleg Kotelnikov (Letter I, Letter K)

• NA artist (E-E) Evgenij Kozlov (Letter G, Letter K, Letter L, Letter Q, Letter R, and numerous pictures without a New Artists context)

• NA artist and musician Andrey Krisanov (Letter L)

• NA artist and writer Yurii “Tsirkul” Krasev (Letter K)

• musician and composer Sergey Kuryokhin and his Pop Mekhanika / Popular Mechanics performances (Letter I, Letter L)

• performer Katia Liverovskaya (Letter L)

• NA artist Andrey Medvedev (Letter L)

• NA artist and curator Timur Novikov (Letter I, Letter J, Letter K, Letter L, Letter N, Letter Q) and his studio ASSA (Letter K, Letter N),

• artist and performer Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe (Letter Q)[2]

• performer and model Natasha "Dlinnaya" Nazarova (Letter K)

• musician and Kolibri band managner Galina “Gasya” Ordinova (Letter K)

• singer and performer Natalia Pivovarova (Letter L)

• NA artist and animation filmmaker Inal Savchenkov (Letter L)

• performer Katya Selitskaya (Letter L)

• artist, film maker, and founder of the “Nekrorealists” group Evgeny Yufit (Letter L)

• actor and scenarist Rodion Zavernyaev (Introduction – Let's Talk About Art)

Fashion desinger Garik Assa (Oleg Kolomeychuk), musician Mikhail Chernov (saxophone), Chris Cross (bass guitar), Letter I

Hannelore Fobo, 13 March 2024

[1] There is no general agreement on whether musicians who also painted – like Igor Verichev – should be considered New Artists, too.

[2] Vladislav Mamyshev-Monroe started performing with Timur Novikov in 1989 or 1990, when the New Artists were about to cease their joint activities. There are diverging views on whether or not he should be considered a New Artist. (See Introduction – Let's Talk About Art, footnote 6) .