MOSCOW, August 25 LDPR member Viktor Bout opened an exhibition of his paintings «My Shore with a Thin Line», written by him during his imprisonment in American prison, in the Center for Contemporary Art in Ulan-Ude, the press service of the LDPR faction in the State Duma reported.
«Viktor Bout opened an exhibition of his paintings «My Shore with a Thin Line» in Ulan-Ude, at the Center for Contemporary Art. These are works written by him during his years in an American prison,» the press service of the faction noted.
Also, the event was attended by the leader of the Liberal Democratic Party Leonid Slutsky and the Minister of Culture of Buryatia Soelma Dagaeva.
Viktor Bout conducted a tour for the guests of the exhibition. One of the elements of the exhibition was a diagram of his prison cell on the floor, so that «everyone could feel the space in which the paintings were painted.»
It is also noted that among the objects of Bout's work are well-known actors, for example, Andrei Mironov, and other personalities.
This exhibition has previously been shown in Moscow and St. Petersburg.