Collector’s Dreams. Maxim Boxer’s Wish List | In artibus Foundation
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Collector’s Dreams. Maxim Boxer’s Wish List

Curators: Maxim Boxer and Vladislav Efimov
Author of the idea: Anton Belov

Wish List is an exhibition-project, a total installation of paintings, works on paper, applied arts from different eras and different countries, based on works from the collection of Moscow collector Maxim Boxer. Fascinated by various trends in art, he turns out to be the dreamer who invites the audience to plunge into the mysterious labyrinth and try to understand the themes and types of old and modern collections together.

«Collector’s Dreams. Maxim Boxer’s Wish List» is not just an occasion to show first-class, rarely exhibited works of Russian and Western European paintings, works on paper, and applied arts from private collections. This is an invitation for collectors, accomplished and beginners, artists, art lovers and those who only dream of starting a collection, to communicate, get closer to the eternal theme of collecting, of connoisseurship and of making their own wish list,” says Maxim Boxer.

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