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24.10.2008 – 16.11.2008 Vyacheslav Klokov. Finding perfection

Sculpture

Curator: Yulia Zakharchuk

Vyacheslav Klokov (February 19, 1928 – April 16, 2007) was a Distinguished Figure of Ukrainian Art (the title given in 1968). He was the author of easel sculptures and monuments, monumental and decorative park sculpture.
The exhibition shows how the demand for Klokov’s works changed over the time: from the steep rise at the beginning of his creative path to the semioblivion during the last years of his life. Far from being a time- and state-server, the artist felt free to choose his motifs and unique ways of plastic expression; therefore, many of his late projects only appeared as plaster studies. At the exhibition, large photographs of Klokov’s works, executed by his friend, the well-known photographer Ihor Gilbo, show both his finished monumental works and unrealized plans.

12.09.2008 – 09.11.2008 From Venice to Dresden

Baroque Graphics from the Cabinet of Engravings (Dresden)

Curator: NAMU

With the support of the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany

From Venice to Dresden
Baroque Graphics from the Cabinet of Engravings (Dresden)

- Bernardo Belotto (Venice 1721 – 1780 Warsaw)
- Giovanni Antonio Canale, called Canaletto (Venice 1697 – 1768 Venice)
- Giovanni Battista Piranesi (Mogliani bei Mestre 1720-1778 Rome)
- Marco Ricci (1676 Belluno – Venice 1729)
- Giovanni Battista Tiepolo (1696-1770)