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Crossroads of times. Exhibition of Albina Acritas
Exhibition December 29, 2019 − February 3, 2020
An exhibition of Albina Akritas has opened in the Nazarov Gallery"Crossroads of Times".
The exposition presents cycles related to the life of A.S. Pushkin and the works of the poet, works from the Greek series, the nude model genre and others. A variety of eras, legends, stories interpreted by the artist, lead the viewer into the depths of temporary spaces and their intersections.
Paintings and graphic works by Albina Akritas are widely known among connoisseurs of fine art in Russia and abroad. They are acquired by many galleries and museums, including the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin Museum of Modern Art in Moscow and the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, the Edmond Rosenfeld Gallery “Les Oreades” (Paris, France), the Maria Sheremetyeva Gallery (Boston, USA), Sam Davidson (Seattle, USA), Otto Heinz (Vienna, Austria), Yogo Riot (Kyoto, Japan), as well as private collectors of England, Greece, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, South Korea.
Based on site materialsRussian Academy of Arts.
The exposition presents cycles related to the life of A.S. Pushkin and the works of the poet, works from the Greek series, the nude model genre and others. A variety of eras, legends, stories interpreted by the artist, lead the viewer into the depths of temporary spaces and their intersections.
Paintings and graphic works by Albina Akritas are widely known among connoisseurs of fine art in Russia and abroad. They are acquired by many galleries and museums, including the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Museum of Fine Arts. A.S. Pushkin Museum of Modern Art in Moscow and the Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, the Edmond Rosenfeld Gallery “Les Oreades” (Paris, France), the Maria Sheremetyeva Gallery (Boston, USA), Sam Davidson (Seattle, USA), Otto Heinz (Vienna, Austria), Yogo Riot (Kyoto, Japan), as well as private collectors of England, Greece, Germany, Switzerland, Russia, South Korea.
Based on site materialsRussian Academy of Arts.
Galleries at the exhibition
