Art Exhibition Sa Francisco: Russian Art Festival Arttitud San Francisco. 16 may 2014.

Wednesday, February 19, 2014

Russian Art Festival Arttitud San Francisco. 16 may 2014.

Art Week San Francisco. International exhibition-competition of contemporary art.

Russian Art Festival Arttitud San Francisco. 16 may 2014.
Art Week San Francisco. International exhibition-competition of contemporary art.

Фестиваль Русского искусства Arttitud Сан-Франциско. 16 мая. 2014.
Добро пожаловать Фестиваль Русского искусства Arttitud Сан-Франциско. Международная выставка-конкурс современного искусства.

In conjunction with the artMRKT San Francisco international art fair, Arttitud presents Russian Art Festival, an exhibition featuring fine art in traditional and contemporary styles by a select group of Russian and Eastern European-born and trained artists. Curated by Tatiana Takaeva, these critically acclaimed artists have shown their work internationally and include among their accomplishments considerable museum exposure, significant commissions, and placements in numerous collections both domestically and abroad. In addition to the art, visitors will also have opportunities to experience and enjoy a variety of Russian entertainment.

Participating artists include Sergey Konstantinov whose subject matters range from classic representational to innovative abstracts, Aleksey Vladimirov whose sculptures are in museums and private collections throughout Europe, Valery Vershov who is recognized for his complex paintings of luxurious interiors populated with creatures and characters that render the totalities surreal and entertainingly absurd, and Victoria Kovalenchikova whose unique architectural perspectives give viewers a glimpse into mysterious alternative worlds. This is a rare opportunity to meet and mingle with these creative talents, and to immerse yourself in a wondrous cross-cultural adventure.

Alan Bamberger
ArtBusiness.com

Konstantinov has had his works in major collections and exhibitions in Europe and North America since the mid 1980s. Some of his more impressive commissioned work in recent years has been for Suzanne Tucker and also the Getty Family. Equally astounding with figurative, abstract and historically-flavored styles of work, Konstantinov's brushwork knows no boundaries, with recent forays into photoshop-powered printmaking showing yet another facet of his bold artistic vision and personality.