Time has no price. Conversations about art – Andrei Konchalovsky – Eksmo – 2026 – ISBN 978-5-04-242283-6
Time has no price. Conversations about art
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Time has no price. Conversations about art
9.99 €
What remains of art when fashion fades?
Andrei Konchalovsky grew up in a world where the names of Surikov, Prokofiev, Meyerhold, Vrubel, Mayakovsky, and Picasso were part of living reality. For him, art was not an abstract subject, but the air he breathed since childhood, and a way to understand people, history, and time.
In this book, the director and thinker discusses how culture has gradually replaced content with packaging, meaning with showiness, and depth with the pursuit of fashion and instant success.
Why do some works disappear along with their era, while others continue to captivate us centuries later? Is it possible to distinguish true art from a talentedly crafted illusion? And what has true value today?
Memoirs, essays, and live workshops form a frank and provocative conversation about creativity, taste, freedom, and the responsibility of the artist—and about what is not subject to time, the market, or the fickle attention of the public.
Andrei Konchalovsky grew up in a world where the names of Surikov, Prokofiev, Meyerhold, Vrubel, Mayakovsky, and Picasso were part of living reality. For him, art was not an abstract subject, but the air he breathed since childhood, and a way to understand people, history, and time.
In this book, the director and thinker discusses how culture has gradually replaced content with packaging, meaning with showiness, and depth with the pursuit of fashion and instant success.
Why do some works disappear along with their era, while others continue to captivate us centuries later? Is it possible to distinguish true art from a talentedly crafted illusion? And what has true value today?
Memoirs, essays, and live workshops form a frank and provocative conversation about creativity, taste, freedom, and the responsibility of the artist—and about what is not subject to time, the market, or the fickle attention of the public.
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