Te exhibition will present 10 works by each artist, all works devoted to La Honda, a village in California situated not far from San-Francisco, and to the pacific Ocean. Besides, there’ll be shown masks and installations made from palm leaves and amazing objects, thrown to the shore by the ocean.
Anatoly Zaslavsky
was born in Kiev in 1939. After finishing secondary art school Zaslavsky enters Kiev State Institute named after Taras Shevchenko, where at first he was admitted to pedagogical faculty, and later on to painting faculty, from which he was expelled for bad knowledge of Ukrainian. The expulsion inspired Anatoly to move to Leningrad and enter Mukhina Higher Arts and Crafts College, monumental painting department.
http://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/ Nadya Vinogradova
was born and raised in Leningrad (St. Petersburg), Russia. Although she was at the top of her middle school art class, it was not until her late twenties that she realized that life has a tendency of rolling along, and if she really wanted to be an artist she had to do it now or it would really be too late. By that time she already had a Master's Degree in Physics, was getting ready to defend her Ph.D. thesis, and all that had made her smart enough to take a night class at the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto. All that work had paid off and her sacred dream came true! She was studying painting and loving it! A new page in her life has opened; after spending over ten years studying science, the newly minted Dr. Vinogradova was finally convinced by her teachers of having the talent, and decided to pursue a new carrier as an artist. According to Nadia, “Those years of exploring science have transformed the way that I understand the world and I feel a palpable need to express that understanding in the art that I create. There is moment in the world that I never would have seen without all those hard years of study, but what use is it if I can’t show it to the world? And, my art is my way of telling this story.” After attending Toronto School of Art, Nadia took studied with David Hardy in The Atelier School of Classical Realism in Oakland and after Nadia worked two years with Anatoliy Zaslavskiy in St. Petersburg. Nadia is an instructor of The Pacific Art League. Her works are included in private collection and museums. Nadia is a member of International Federation of Artist and the National Artist's Union of Russia. |
