Taisia ​​Fokina’s art glass exhibition in the RAJ courtyard Automatic translate

May 21, 2019 at 16:30 in the courtyard of the Russian Academy of Arts will open an exhibition of works by Taisiya Aleksandrovna Fokina. The exposition will include the artist’s work of blown glass in a blistering technique, as well as in the rare and time-consuming Grail technique.

Taisiya Fokina was born in 1988 in the city of Nikolsk, Penza Region. She studied at the Ukrainian Polytechnic University named after K. A. Savitsky at the painting and pedagogical department. In 2013 she graduated from the Moscow State Pedagogical University named after S. G. Stroganova in the direction of art glass. Member of the Union of Artists of Russia.

From 2007 to the present day, Taisiya Fokina takes part in various All-Russian, regional and international exhibitions, symposiums. Particularly noteworthy are the exhibitions: the International Art Exhibition "Victory" at the Central House of Artists, the All-Russian Art Exhibition "Young Artists of Russia" at the Central House of Artists, the international exhibition "Glass and Ceramics on the Grass in the Landscape", the International Symposium in Nikolsk, the International Symposium in Panevezys, Lithuania, international glass festivals in Luxembourg. The family exhibition “Christmas Fantasy in Glass” was successful and important at the Kazan Kremlin State Historical, Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve in the Hermitage-Kazan Center in Kazan, where 10 works were presented. Exhibition "Dynasty" in Penza, a personal exhibition as part of a series of exhibitions "Ode to Glass" in the museum-estate "Kuskovo".

The works of authorship are in the collection of the Elaginoostrovsky Palace Museum in St. Petersburg, in the Nikolsky Museum of Glass and Crystal, in the State Historical-Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve “Kazan Kremlin”, in the center “Hermitage-Kazan”, in the museum-estate “Kuskovo” ”In Moscow, in the gallery“ Vaiva ”, Belarus, in the Museum of Ceramics and Glass in Panevezys, Lithuania, in the collection of the glass company“ Rona ”, Slovakia, in private collections in Russia, Belarus, Luxembourg, Belgium, France.