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Alexey Aronov and the club of professional artists "ArtPriority", Antique Center invite:
Exhibition of contemporary art "TERRITORY OF LOVE"
November 22 - December 7, 2022
Opening of the exhibition and auction November 23 at 19.00.
Free admission!
The exhibition will feature works by 38 contemporary artists, in different styles and genres.
After the solemn part, an auction will take place, where you will have the opportunity to purchase real works of art at unique prices.
This is a great opportunity to choose Christmas gifts for you and your friends. Participation in the auction without prior registration, admission is free.
The exhibition presents 3 paintings by Evgeniya Kashina dedicated to Bulgaria.
The paintings were painted for the joint exhibition of Bulgarian, Russian and Serbian artists "Slavic Bridge".
The exhibition was held in Bulgaria, in the cities of Varna and Dobrich, in the summer of 2013, and was dedicated to the liberation of Bulgaria from the Ottoman yoke.
More information about the Slavonic Bridge exhibition in Bulgaria can be found here: www.kashina.ru/publik/Bolgaria_2013_eng.html
You can view the Territory of Love exhibition from November 22 to December 7, 2022 at the Antique Center at:
Moscow, Sadovaya-Kudrinskaya, 25, 3rd floor, in the large hall of the Antique Center (Contemporary Art Association), from 11.00-21.00.
"Bulgarian Rose" painting by Evgeniya Kashina,
50x50cm, oil on canvas, 2013
Portrait of a girl in the Bulgarian national costume. In Bulgaria, the rose is held in high esteem. Every year, since 1903, the Rose Festival has been held in Bulgaria, which reflects the national color, traditions and culture of the Bulgarians.
In the illustrations below:
"Historian. Mutual School Museum, Balchik, Bulgaria, painting by Evgeniya Kashina,
50x60cm, oil on canvas, 2014
With the conquest of Bulgaria by the Ottoman Turks in 1396, all Bulgarian book schools were closed. From the 15th to the 18th century, education in Bulgaria became “private” and was conducted in monasteries. Only in the middle of the 19th century, during the period of the Bulgarian national revival, did the first secular schools appear. Education in these schools was conducted according to the so-called "Lancaster (mutual) method", in which more educated students helped their peers in the study and assimilation of information, so these schools were called mutual.
"Maki Kaliakra" painting by Evgeniya Kashina,
50x90cm, oil on canvas, 2013
Landscape overlooking the fortress of Kaliakra. They say poppies bloom where blood has been spilled.
In 1791, at Cape Kaliakra, Admiral Ushakov utterly defeated the Turkish fleet.
There is a legend about 40 Bulgarian girls who chose to tie their braids and throw themselves into the Black Sea from Cape Kaliakra instead of being captured by the Ottomans.
