Artist Natalia Goncharova - Leader of the Russian Avant-garde | TateShots

Discover the art of Natalia Goncharova, the first woman artist of the Russian avant-garde.
Natalia Goncharova blazed a trail with her experimental approach to art and design. Aged just 32 she established herself as the leader of the Russian avant-garde with a major exhibition in Moscow in 1913.
Goncharova moved to France where she designed costumes and backdrops for Sergei Diaghilev’s Ballet Russes. She lived in Paris for the rest of her life, becoming a key figure in the city’s cutting-edge art scene.
Goncharova’s artistic output was immense, wide-ranging and at times controversial. She paraded the streets of Moscow displaying futurist body art and created monumental religious paintings. She took part in avant-garde cinema, experimented with book designs and designed for fashion houses in Moscow and Paris.
Her bold and innovative body of work influenced and transcended the art movements of the 20th century.
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[@driesketels]

Everything changes in life, everything but the Avant-Garde. The avant-garde are full of people who don't really know where they're going but somehow they are the first ones getting there. I love these disruptive vibes, these misfits, these people with colorful lines on their faces parading the streets... beautiful.

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Dries Ketels u like depressive people with mommy and daddy issues? Most most artist are mentally ill. It’s not as romantic as u desperately want to make it out to be. Never live through other people. Have ur own thoughts and ideas.

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

It’s also not sexy to be an outsider or loner. Remember, u are a true outsider if u have friends who also consider themselves outsiders lol

[@JOSEPHCHARLESCOLIN2024]

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[@driesketels]

@@JOSEPHCHARLESCOLIN2024 Haha funny reply my friend :)

[@driesketels]

This got 46 likes damn that's more than the views on some of my videos

[@anitasands1438]

What a super film, thank you Alissa for bringing Natalia to life.

[@minch333]

I went to this exhibition a couple of days ago and I couldn't recommend it more. I loved it so much

[@andrescampos9510]

Hola cómo están

[@andrewalbers8293]

My favorite female and favorite Russian painter.

[@Sirius263]

Natalia was a remarkable talent coupled with her vision and genuis she impacted society with an Avant Garde focus and dignity. As a poet, I used to perform in the street. My muse and mentor - in my finest hours - was Vladimir Mayakovsky the Futurist Artist, Poet and Playwright from the similar period of history when the Russian landscape was changing continually and artists were making their political opinions known through their work. I was invited to the Mayakovsky Museum to perform my epic poem tribute to him.

[@gavinreid8351]

Every day is a school day. Thanks.

[@ainurabazekenova7336]

Thanks a lot!!! It was interesting to watch!!!

[@jonathonleeshannon5624]

Thanks for Sharing!

[@toddaulner5393]

So the narrator is a spitting image of the artist?

[@ivanbezerra3531]

Thank you so much for this video!

[@watchvids7802]

Great production!

[@dansmith4984]

I miss when Tate made videos like this

[@MrBilgey]

A great talent.

[@lisengel2498]

really interesting, strong and beautifull

[@airmark02]

Oh ye beautiful work ~ but lets not forget that this Biopic fails to mention she was born into a class of wealth & privilege which certainly gave her the leisure and mobility to do whatever she pleased ~

[@tristanasT]

love it

[@JOSEPHCHARLESCOLIN2024]

Now you Will meet me with Warpaint to canvas Painted with my Face ....100 Paintings Changing the Art world in Style-medium-And Price.

[@2024SLCLUBBERS]

2 years 1 million minutes equals $1,000,000 dollars & forever .

[@monacoion]

🌻... 👋HELLO TATE Modern indeed Great ART, Artists & Mental Health Fundamental issue, very important. Thanks again even for our dear VINCENT AnotherSelfPotraitXYZ AreYouVincent ... wordsinlinespaceandtime

[@marcogentile7292]

👏👏👏👏👏👏💕

[@jennyhughes4474]

What an amazingly talented & hard-working woman, why have we never heard of her before - because she was a woman?

[@airmark02]

oh no ...please not that again

[@carbonc6065]

@@airmark02 Seriously ... I agree: Do we STILL have to remind people of Georgia O'Keefe, Frida Kahlo, etc ... Like they never existed.

[@iandalziel7405]

Those face adornments, while distinctive, could disrupt facial recognition software...

[@latetodagame1892]

I'm so confused.

[@nataliabudzan6564]

There is not true that women were not painting,.It was in curriculum of schools 9Gymasiums) and at courses. My grandma was studying arts and archeology before the revolution and there were different schools for icons inside of monasteries. Not all her paintings were icons,some were just with religious theme. There were other women , in.ex. Lidia Ester. She will not call herself an actress for dancing tap-dance.

[@gustavojoaquin_arch]

FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER FASTER

[@Thefarbetween]

Oh cool so ive been mispronouncing her name for like 20 years

[@jacekpokrak9258]

Compmaturism is avant-garde in this days of academic s art,

[@kikeheebchinkjigaboo6631]

Communism had kept her away from Russia since artists are the first to die

[@cliffdariff74]

1913 Avant Garde? Must of been a bolshevic..