Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov and our gallery artworks at Apollinaire Theatre Company on Dec.29-Jan.15
Dear friends!
4 artists from our Gallery FROM RUSSIA WITH ART Alexander Vetrov, George Lapchinsky, Tatiana Yanovskaya-Sink and Vladimir Volosov, were selected for Uncle Vanya exhibit , in conjunction with performances of Anton Chekhov play at Apollinaire Theatre Company in Chelsea, MA, on Dec.29- Jan. 15 ( www.apollinairetheatre.com, 617 887 2336).
Uncle Vanya takes place in the late 1890’s, and Theatre was seeking works of art in styles that might be present in a home of that era. Paintings and etchings by Russian artists are hung both in the Theatre gallery and in the performance spaces as part of the home, and viewed as the audience moves with an action from room to room.
The Gallery is located in the lobby of the Chelsea Theatre Works, and a reception will be held in the gallery following each performance of Uncle Vanya. Our Bostonian artists Tatiana Yanovskaya-Sink and Vladimir Volosov shall participate in receptions on 5-7 January.
The show will run from Dec.29 through Jan.15, Thu-Sun, with likely extension through January 22nd.
See you soon and happy Holiday season, dear friends!
Written by FromRussiaWithArt
Jerry and Olesya Koenig are long time fine art collectors. In 2010, when Jerry retired from his job as General Director of Tenneco Automotive-Volga in Russia, they moved from Moscow, Russia to Cambridge, MA and co-founded From Russia With Art Gallery in Cambridge. The gallery features paintings, etchings, mixed media and sculptures of great quality and detail by Russian-American and Ukrainian artists, such as: Stanislav Nikireyev ( 1932-2007,) People's Artist of Russia; Anatoly Dverin ( b. 1935) Signature Member of OPA and Master of Pastel Society of the United States, Honored Artists of Russia: Alexander Vetrov, Irena Makoveeva and Vladimir Vorobyev, painters George Lapchinsky, Alexander Korman, Jim Kociuba, Maria Bablyak and Misha Lenn, sculptors Masha Volkova and Oleg Kedrya and more. They all represent great Schools of Fine Art, such as St. Petersburg Academy of Fine Art, Surikov and Stroganov Institutes of Fine Art in Moscow, Kiev Academy of Fine Art, Rhode Island School of Design and more. During annual pop-up exhibitions in different towns of Massachusetts and Maine Russian-Ukrainian cultural, educational and music programs being offered to Gallery supporters and visitors.
Art and culture has no borders and helps mutual understanding between American and Russian people.
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