Exhibition of Asya Krizhanovskaya Automatic translate

From 16 to 30 September 2020, an exhibition of Asya Krizhanovskaya, a member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia, is being held at the House-Museum of Marina and Anastasia Tsvetaev at the address: Moscow, Borisoglebskiy pereulok, 6, building 1.

The exhibition presents portraits in oil from the Life in Art series - the outstanding "sixties" - writers, actors, directors, musicians. Including portraits of Ivan Vladimirovich and Anastasia Ivanovna Tsvetaev. There will also be landscapes painted in watercolors.

Asya Kommirovna Krizhanovskaya was born in Vinnitsa. Graduated from the Odessa Art School. M. B. Grekova. After graduation she worked as a designer, and later, since 1990, in a stained glass workshop. Graduated from the Moscow State Pedagogical University in 1995.

Member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia. Participant of many international and Russian exhibitions. Information about the artist and photos of her works are posted on her website - https://asyaart.wordpress.com

From early youth, the portrait took a special place in the work of A.K. Krizhanovskaya. At the age of 20, she created a number of graphic self-portraits. In 2013-2014, completed work on the cycle of oil portraits "Life in Art". In these works, the author captured outstanding Russian writers, directors, actors, musicians belonging to the generation of the "sixties".

In addition to working in the painting technique, the artist also creates many works in the watercolor technique, which makes it possible to skillfully convey the variety of states of nature. Such works include a series of urban landscapes, including cities in Europe, Russia, Ukraine. The artist is especially successful in seascapes. The author lovingly conveys the beauty of reflections in the water, the grace of yachts, the gold of the sunset.

The exhibition will run from September 16 to September 30, inclusively, in the House-Museum of Marina Tsvetaeva at the address: Moscow, Borisoglebskiy pereulok, 6, building 1, "Poets’ Cafe" hall. The museum is open daily from 12-00 to 19-00. Day off Monday. The entrance to the exhibition is free.