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Antonyuk Leonid

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Artist and teacher
Born on March the 19th, 1950 in Rovno region.
1970 – graduated from Dnepropetrovsk State Art School. Teachers: K.Berkuta, Ya.Kalashnik.
1978 – graduated from Kiev Art Institute. Teachers: A.Lopukhov, V.Gurin, L.Vitkovskiy.
From 1979 – participant of art exhibitions.
1985 – member of the Union of Artists of USSR.
Honored artist of Ukraine.
1992 – personal exhibition in Dnepropetrovsk.
Artist’s works were presented on Academy of Arts’ exhibitons in Moscow (1979 – 1985), on Christie’s auction in London (1992), in galleries in Paris and Bordeaux (1992 – 1995).
L. Antoniuk teaches at Dnepropetrovsk Art and Theatre collage. His students are: O.Golosiy, O.Yasenev, A.Reznik, etc.
2010 – personal exhibition, dedicated to artist’s anniversary in Dnepropetrovsk Art Museum.
Artist’s works are in Art museums and private collections in Ukraine and abroad. 

Chebotaru Andrey

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Born on December, 24th in 1984 in Sevastopol.

Graduated from the Fine art studio in Sevastopol.

Graduated from Crimea Art school named after N.Samokshyn. Teacher – V.Grigoriev.

From 2007 – student of the National academy of fine arts and architecture. Teachers: V.Zabashta, I.Melnichuk.

From 2011 – member of the National Union of artists of Ukraine.

Works in the genre of landscape.

Berkuta Komunar

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Born on July the 22 in 1926 in Khmelnytskiy region (Ukraine).
1949 – graduated from Dnepropetrovsk Art School. M. Pogrebniak’s and M.Panin’s studio.
1955 – graduated from Kharkov Institute of Arts. L.Chernov’s, P.Kotov’s, M.Khmelnitskiy’s studio.
From 1966 – member of the National Union of artists of USSR. 

Yanev Anatoliy

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Born on February the 15th, 1945 in Kirovograd region.

1974 – graduated from Kiev Art Institute. Teachers: T.Golembievskaya, V.Shatalin.

1974 – 1994 – worked at Kirovograd art and industrial studios of the Art fund of Ukraine.

From 1978 – participant of republican and international exhibitions.

1988 – member of the Union of artists of Ukrainian SSR.

1994 – 1996 – lectured at Kirovograd pedagogical University named after V.Vinnichenko.

1996 – 1999 – lectured at Kirovograd town Art School named after A.Osmerkin.

Works in genres: still life, portrait, everyday life.

Artist’s works are in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Kostenko Anatoliy

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Born on March the 29th in 1920 in Kherson region.

1949 – graduated from Kharkov Art Institute. Teachers: N. Baryshev, A. Kokelia.

Veteran of the Great Patriotic War.

From 1952 – participant of exhibitions.

From 1963 – member of the Union of artists of USSR.

Artist’s works are in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Modorov Fedor

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Born in 1890 in Mstera, Russian Soviet Federative Socialistic Republic.

1906 – as an auditor entered the Moscow School of painting, than in Kazan Art School.

Entered St.Petersburg Academy of Arts. V.Makovskiy’s studio.

1923 – the head of the Art department of the First All-Russian agricultural exhibition in Moscow.

From 1924 – particpant of Russian exhibitions.

1948 – 1962 – the head of Moscow State Art Institute named after V.Surikov. Professor.

1953 – member-correspondent of the Academy of Arts of USSR.

1965 – People’s artist of Russian Soviet Federative Socialistic Republic.

Worked in genres: industrial landscape, historical and revolutionary themes, and rural life.

Artist’s works are in museum and private collections all over the world.

Cherepania Vladimir

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Born on January the 6, 1965 in Zakarpatie region.
1985 – graduated from Uzhgorod School of applied arts.
Worked as an artist-decorator at the theatre.
Participant of regional, All-Ukrainian, and international exhibitions.
From 1993 – member of the Union of artists of Ukraine.
Artist’s works are in museum and private collections in Ukraine and abroad.

Shmatko Valeriy

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Born in 1965 in Kharkov.

1998 – graduated from Kharkov Art Institute.

Exhibitions:
2004 – Kharkov Art Museum. Kharkov, Ukraine.
2003 – Mini Print International Exhibition. Barselona, Spain.
2002 – Mini Print International Exhibition. Barselona, Spain.
– ARTEXPO. Croup Exhibition of Ukrainian Artists. Moscow, Russia.
2001- Lilian Berkeley’s Collection. Exhibition of Russian and Ukrainian Artists. Escondido, California. USA.
– ARTEXPO. San Francisco, California. USA.
– ARTEXPO. New York. USA.
– Artist’s Day, All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition. Kyiv, Ukraine.
– All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition. Ivano-Frankivsk, Ukraine.
2000 – All-Ukrainian Art Exhibition.
– ARTEXPO. San Francisco, California. USA.
– Universary of the Cristmas. Kyiv, Ukraine.
– All-Ukrainian Spring Exhibition. Kyiv, Ukraine.
– ARTEXPO. New York, USA.
1999 – All-Ukrainian Exhibition, dedicated to the 155-th Anniversary of the I.Ye.Repin’s Birthday. Kharkov, Ukraine.
1998 – “Picturesque Ukraine”, All-Ukrainian Exhibition. Lugansk, Ukraine.
Personal Exhibitions:
2000 – Kharkov Art Museum. Kharkov, Ukraine.
2000-2004 – Terrapin Chelsey. Art Gallery. New York, USA.

Street Theography

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Author: K. Smolianinov

Year of publication: 2014

Number of pages: 96

Binding: hardcover

Format: 21×24

Language: ukr/eng

Price: 250 UAH

 

“Man often brings his deeply private to public places. For example, he  can show relationship to God passionately . But the street is full of people, indifferent to God, or quietly carrying in the heart their faith. There are many beautiful dissonances, generating excellent composition and staging .

The mood of the people, the smells and colors of the street are mixed: sorrow and happiness, detachment and curiosity, fabulous eyes shine with a black eye sockets flops, sweat with incense, the stench of garbage with candle fumes, black and white, gray and more gray. Smolyaninov chose complicated facet of street life – the improvised theater, in which two audience – a photographer and God. And both amuse themselves, looking for a lie and the truth, sincerity and false. Faith in God frees people from two of many evils – boredom and needs. Kostya captures this process with the camera, placing ironic accents.

Kostya’s  clock have no arrow. He lives in an old Lviv, travels to other ancient cities, where streets in some aspects of life, as it were, as it were frozen without time, almost transformed into a formal plan. Smolyaninova Pictures have a very important feature: they are simultaneously fixed fraction of a second, and for centuries back and forth. ”

Alexander Lyapin