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Exhibit Archive

27.03.2009 – 19.04.2009 Anatoly Kryvolap. Structures

Painting

Curator: Anatoly Kryvolap

As an artist, Kryvolap tries to reach fundamental principles of the art language: invariable, authentic, essential words. These are color horizons, skeletons, color constructions. This is a moving game, flow of color horizontals in constructions.

06.03.2009 – 12.04.2009 Victor Sydorenko. Levitation

Project

Curator: Victor Sydorenko

The central topic of the last projects of Ukrainian artist Victor Sydorenko is a problem with identification of personality in post-totalitarian contemporary society. Artist’s works, affecting a viewer by the wide range of methods of visual art – from painting and sculpture to video and photography – not only demonstrate repertoire of his creative experiments, but often determine general vectors of art interests of the actual creative field.

04.03.2009 – 08.03.2009 Olga Chumakova. Colors and flowers of Korea

Paintings and flower arrangement in oriental style

Curator: Ольга Чумакова

Exhibit represents paintings and flowers compositions, made according to the classical laws of Korean art of flower arrangement, which the artist mastered during her stay in Korea. Exhibit is supplemented with photos of Korean landscapes and unique examples of Korean national woman’s and man’s clothes.

27.02.2009 – 22.03.2009 Halyna Hryhorieva. The Painted Land

Painting

Curator: Julia Zaharchyk

Halyna Hryhoryeva’s paintings open onto a world both simple and joyous. Everyone, be he a new acquaintance, guest, or old friend, experiences this world, alive and growing, in his own way. As I cross the threshold, I must ask myself: have I not seen – even out of the corner of my eye – this wonderful land before?