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Small Winter Sculptural ...
Exhibition December 15, 2018 − January 18, 2019
Gallery "Triptych ART" is an exhibition of sculpture "Small Winter Sculptural ..."In which 16 artists from Kiev, Kharkov, Odessa and the Dnieper take part. The concept of the exhibition is in the title.
Small - because the gallery space, does not allow to encroach on more. Presented mainly small forms, made in various materials: bronze, wood, acrylic, paper, ceramics. Winter - because winter, Christmas, New Year. A series of winter holidays is determined by the nature and style of the works. Mostly wood sculpture - bright, colorful, sometimes naive. Sculptural - an attempt to create in Ukraine an alternative platform for the representation of small sculptural forms.
Participants Peter Antip (Kiev), Said Ahmadi (Kharkov), Alina Bachurina (Dnipro), Vasily Byk (Kiev), Irina Veshtak-Ostromenskaya (Kiev), Dmitry Grek (Kiev), Vladimir Zhuravel (Kiev), Yegor Zigura (Kiev) , Nikita Zigura (Kiev), Svetlana Karunskaya (Kiev), Vladimir Kochmar (Kharkov), Alexey Malykh (Kiev), Valery Pirogov (Kharkov), Alexander Rodnoy (Kharkov), Sergey Savchenko (Odessa), Vasily Tatarsky (Kiev).
Small - because the gallery space, does not allow to encroach on more. Presented mainly small forms, made in various materials: bronze, wood, acrylic, paper, ceramics. Winter - because winter, Christmas, New Year. A series of winter holidays is determined by the nature and style of the works. Mostly wood sculpture - bright, colorful, sometimes naive. Sculptural - an attempt to create in Ukraine an alternative platform for the representation of small sculptural forms.
Participants Peter Antip (Kiev), Said Ahmadi (Kharkov), Alina Bachurina (Dnipro), Vasily Byk (Kiev), Irina Veshtak-Ostromenskaya (Kiev), Dmitry Grek (Kiev), Vladimir Zhuravel (Kiev), Yegor Zigura (Kiev) , Nikita Zigura (Kiev), Svetlana Karunskaya (Kiev), Vladimir Kochmar (Kharkov), Alexey Malykh (Kiev), Valery Pirogov (Kharkov), Alexander Rodnoy (Kharkov), Sergey Savchenko (Odessa), Vasily Tatarsky (Kiev).
