Vsevolod Nikolayevich Nekrasov (24 March 1934, Moscow 15 May 2009, Moscow) was a Russian poet, critic, literary critic, one of the leaders of the Second Russian Avant-Garde and the founders of the Moscow Conceptualism. He was born and lived in Moscow .. Studied at the Faculty of Philology of the Potemkin Moscow City Pedagogical Institute . He was a member of the Lianozovo community of poets and artists, along with Heinrich Sapgir, Igor Holin and Jan Satunovsky .. He was close to the poet and writer Mikhail Sokovnin, artists Eric Bulatov, Oleg Vasilyev, Francisco Infante . Since the 60s he has collected a large collection of paintings, graphics and art objects of contemporary unofficial artists (transferred to the Museum of Private Collections of the State Museum of Fine Arts). A. C. (Almost all of which he was personally acquainted with.) Before perestroika he published poems , Articles, visual and subject works in samizdat , for example, in Syntax (1959), "37" , in MANI Folders, and abroad, in Tvar magazines (Prague,) 1964), The Ark , "A is me" , "Freiheit ist Freiheit" (Zurich) , Apollo 77 , Kulturpalast (Wuppertal) et al. In the 70s he collaborated with the publishing houses “Children’s Literature”, “The Kid”, the magazine “Pioneer”: advised the authors, edited manuscripts, compiled collective poetry collections “Between Summer and Winter” (1976) and “Fairy Tales Without a Hint” (1981). In the 1970s and 1980s, along with A. Zhuravleva worked for the All-Russian Theatre Society as a critic (the book Ostrovsky Theater, written on the basis of this experience, expressed some aesthetic ideas important to Nekrasov). Since the late 70s he participated in the actions of the conceptualist group "Collective Actions" and in the seminar of Moscow unofficial art ("Moscow Literary and Art Seminar") A. Chachko and M. Shainker . Organized exhibitions from his collection of paintings and graphics at the Novosibirsk Art Gallery in 1990, at the Literary Museum in Moscow in 1991 and 1992 (the program "Lianozovo - Moscow" with the first solo exhibition of the artist Oscar Rabin in Russia) , in Bochum and Bremen in 1992, the Tyumen Art Museum in 2002. Since 1989, during the life of the author, seven poetry collections have been published; the book “Package” (1996) in addition to poems included articles written since the mid-1970s. The poems have been translated into major European and Japanese languages. Wife and co-author of literary works - Anna Zhuravleva .