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<strong>Галерея</strong> <strong>сучасного</strong><br />

<strong>мистецтва</strong><br />

<strong>«Триптих</strong> <strong>АРТ»</strong><br />

The Gallery of Modern Art<br />

"Triptych Art"<br />

Сучасне мистецтво<br />

Художники України<br />

Contemporary art<br />

Artists of Ukraine<br />

#05<br />

Bolhe<br />

Znat


The Gallery of Modern Art "Triptych Art" is<br />

located in the historical center of Kiev, at 13,<br />

Desyatinna Street.<br />

One of the main goals of the first private<br />

gallery, established in the former Soviet Union<br />

in the late 80s of the XX century, is to mirror<br />

the contemporary styles on the Ukrainian art<br />

market and keep a close watch on new<br />

promising trends.<br />

The main selection criterion is professionalism<br />

of artists and high level of their works.<br />

The Gallery features the best names of<br />

Ukrainian art medium, without which the<br />

history of modern art would be incomplete.<br />

"Triptych Art" forms both private and<br />

corporate collections. All necessary documents<br />

and certificates of authenticity to accompany<br />

the acquisitions are issued by the Gallery.<br />

The Gallery has extensive ties in the world of<br />

art and is fully integrated into the international<br />

art contacts.<br />

t. (044) 279 09 49, (044) 279 29 09<br />

e-mail: info@triptych-art.com<br />

http://www.triptych-art.com<br />

Ajinjal Akhra<br />

Aleksandrovych-Dochevsky Andriy<br />

Antyp Petro<br />

Apollonov Aleksey<br />

Babak Alexander<br />

Beliusenko Alexei<br />

Belsky Edward<br />

Bevza Petro<br />

Bludov Andrey<br />

Bystrova Yana<br />

Duplij Sergei<br />

Dzhurayeva Olesya<br />

Firtsak Borys<br />

Gidora Anna<br />

Glushchenko Alexander<br />

Grigorieva Galina<br />

Hai Sergiy<br />

Kalynovych Konstantin<br />

Kavsan Dmitry<br />

Kirichenko Ivan<br />

Kryvolap Anatoly<br />

Kryvolap Ganna<br />

Kuts Vladimir<br />

Levich Akim<br />

Lytvynenko Oleksiy<br />

Malykh Alexey<br />

Markosyan Lev<br />

Norazyan Vachagan<br />

Pryduvalova Olena<br />

Rapoport Luba<br />

Ridniy Oleksandr<br />

Ryzhykh Victor<br />

Savchenko Serhiy<br />

Shereshevsky Vladislav<br />

Shkarupa Valeriy<br />

Silvashi Tiberiy<br />

Smirnov Valentin<br />

Stratiychuk Oksana<br />

Sukholit Olexander<br />

Sydorenko Victor<br />

Tatarsky Vasyl<br />

Vaisberg Matvey<br />

Vaysberg Vеra<br />

Veshtak-Ostromenska Iryna<br />

Vysheslavsky Glib<br />

Yasenev Oleg<br />

Zaborovskiy Leonid<br />

Zhyvotkova Tetiana


#01<br />

Akhra Ajinjal.<br />

Visit, 2014, acrylic on canvas,<br />

70x100 cm<br />

#02<br />

Andriy Aleksandrovych-<br />

Dochevsky.<br />

Ophelia and Prince (series<br />

"Atomic Hamlet"), 1995,<br />

tempera, acrylic on cardboard<br />

#03<br />

Petro Antyp.<br />

A Morning in the Steppe,<br />

2008, mixed media on canvas,<br />

155x200 cm


#04<br />

Aleksey Apollonov.<br />

Food, 2010, oil on canvas,<br />

80x100 cm<br />

#05<br />

Aleksey Apollonov.<br />

Morning at Sea, 2003, oil on<br />

canvas, 46x26 cm<br />

#06<br />

Alexander Babak.<br />

Winter, 2007, xолст, масло,<br />

65x99 cm


#07<br />

Alexei Belyusenko.<br />

Olsztyn lily 12, 2013, oil on<br />

canvas, 85x115 cm<br />

#08<br />

Eduard Belsky.<br />

Untitled, 2012, oil on canvas,<br />

110x90 cm<br />

#09<br />

Petro Bevza.<br />

Foot of Destiny 3, Cypress, 2010, oil<br />

on canvas, 100x110


#10<br />

Andrey Bludov.<br />

Pondy. Embankment, 2014, oil<br />

on canvas, 130x100<br />

#11<br />

Yana Bystrova.<br />

Luberon, 2007, acrylic on<br />

canvas, 40x40 cm<br />

#12<br />

Sergei Duplij.<br />

Still Life, 2007, oil on canvas,<br />

50x40 cm


#13<br />

Olesya Dzhurayeva.<br />

My Ukraine, 2012, linocut,<br />

77,5x50 cm<br />

#14<br />

Borys Firtsak.<br />

Rags 2, 2014, tempera,<br />

charcoal on canvas,<br />

102x83 cm<br />

#15<br />

Borys Firtsak.<br />

To Chopin, 2010, tempera on<br />

canvas, 112x138 cm


#16<br />

Anna Gidora.<br />

Dedication de Stael. Walking<br />

place № 2, 2005-2008, oil on<br />

canvas, 90x90 cm<br />

#17<br />

Anna Gidora.<br />

Meeting Place 1, 2012-2014,<br />

oil on canvas, 100x100 cm<br />

#18<br />

Alexander Glushchenko.<br />

Birch Grove, 1970, oil on<br />

canvas, 70x49 cm


#19<br />

Galina Grigorieva.<br />

April, 2014, oil on canvas,<br />

90x60 cm<br />

#20<br />

Sergiy Hai.<br />

Still Life, 2009, oil on canvas,<br />

70x100 cm<br />

#21<br />

Konstantin Kalinovich.<br />

Birds of my heart, 2012,<br />

paper, etching, 27x22 cm


#22<br />

Dmitry Kavsan.<br />

Still Life with Grapes, 2003,<br />

oil on canvas, 77x102<br />

#23<br />

Ivan Kirichenko.<br />

Untitled, 1992, mixed<br />

technique on paper, 55x73 cm<br />

#24<br />

Anatoly Kryvolap.<br />

Pastoral 2002, oil on canvas,<br />

59x70 cm


#25<br />

Ganna Kryvolap.<br />

From series "Plastic<br />

Variation", 2009, oil on<br />

canvas, 100x100 cm<br />

#26<br />

Vladimir Kuts.<br />

Still Life, 1999, oil on canvas,<br />

80x90 cm<br />

#27<br />

Akim Levich.<br />

Ring Road, 2013, oil on<br />

canvas, 80x90 cm


#28<br />

Oleksiy Lytvynenko.<br />

Water Lyly, 2010, oil on<br />

canvas, 100x120 cm<br />

#29<br />

Oleksiy Lytvynenko.<br />

Cat. Evening, 2013, oil on<br />

canvas, 45x70 cm<br />

#30<br />

Oleksiy Lytvynenko.<br />

March-І, 2013, oil, charcoal on<br />

canvas, 70x45 cm


#31<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Footprints on the rocks, 1992,<br />

oil on canvas, 130x86 cm<br />

#32<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Forgotten Tree, 2012, levkas<br />

on wood, 22x43 cm<br />

#33<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Mirage. 2012, oil, levkas on<br />

canvas, 34x40 cm


#34<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Riders, 2014, oil, acrylic on<br />

canvas, 40x50 cm<br />

#35<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Vew, 2015, oil on canvas,<br />

60x80 cm<br />

#36<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Yellow Flowers, 1992, oil on<br />

canvas, 80x60 cm


#37<br />

Alexey Malykh.<br />

Still life for two persones,<br />

2002, oil on canvas, 48x68 cm<br />

#38<br />

Lev Markosyan.<br />

Hurricane, 2006, oil on<br />

canvas, 80x120 cm<br />

#39<br />

Vachagan Norazyan.<br />

From series "Phaeton", 2012,<br />

oil on canvas, 60x50 cm


#40<br />

Vachagan Norazyan.<br />

From series «Ladder», 2012,<br />

oil on canvas, 39x23 cm<br />

#41<br />

Olena Pryduvalova.<br />

From series «City», 2009,<br />

gouache on paper,<br />

100x100 cm<br />

#42<br />

Luba Rapoport.<br />

Night Landscape, 1988, oil on<br />

canvas, 80x100 cm


#43<br />

Oleksandr Ridniy.<br />

Deer, 2011, bronze, H-37 cm<br />

#44<br />

Viсtor Ryzhykh.<br />

Grand Canal in Venice, 2015,<br />

oil on canvas, 80x100 cm<br />

#45<br />

Serhiy Savchenko.<br />

Fishes, 2011, oil on canvas,<br />

150x100 cm


#46<br />

Serhiy Savchenko.<br />

Violinist, 2011, oil on canvas,<br />

90x80 cm<br />

#47<br />

Serhiy Savchenko.<br />

Summer, 2011, oil on canvas,<br />

70x100 cm<br />

#48<br />

Vladislav Shereshevsky.<br />

Big pear, 2012, oil on canvas,<br />

70x90 cm


#49<br />

Vladislav Shereshevsky.<br />

Shah, 2006, oil on canvas,<br />

30x24 cm<br />

#50<br />

Valeriy Shkarupa.<br />

Sargassum. Octopus, diptych,<br />

2013, levkas, acrylic, oil on<br />

canvas,<br />

2x70x50 cm<br />

#51<br />

Tiberiy Silvashi.<br />

Composition, 2006, oil on<br />

cardboard, 50x70 cm


#52<br />

Valentin Smirnov.<br />

Landscape, 1997, oil on<br />

canvas, 55x40 cm<br />

#53<br />

Oksana Stratiychuk.<br />

Zucchini, 2012, paper,<br />

etching, 23x64 cm<br />

#54<br />

Olexander Sukholit.<br />

Untitled, 2010, oil on canvas,<br />

52x48 cm


#55<br />

Victor Sydorenko.<br />

Yellow lily, 1999, lithography<br />

on paper, 70x55 cm<br />

#56<br />

Vasiliy Tatarsky.<br />

Vareniks, 2005, bronze,<br />

Н-36 cm<br />

#57<br />

Matvey Vaisberg.<br />

Road, 2013, оіl on canvas,<br />

110x150 cm


#58<br />

Matvey Vaisberg.<br />

Horse, 2013, оіl on canvas,<br />

40x50 cm<br />

#59<br />

Matvey Vaisberg.<br />

Ark (by G. Holbein), 2012, оіl<br />

on canvas, 45x60 cm<br />

#60<br />

Vеra Vaysberg.<br />

Still life, 2009, oil on canvas,<br />

70x50 cm


#61<br />

Iryna Veshtak-Ostromenska.<br />

Clowness on the wheel, 2012,<br />

bronze, H-27 cm<br />

#62<br />

Glib Vysheslavsky.<br />

Rain, 2005, oil on canvas,<br />

59,5x60 cm<br />

#63<br />

Oleg Yasenev.<br />

Lotos, 2011, oil on canvas,<br />

120x100 cm


#64<br />

Leonid Zaborovsky.<br />

Still Life, 1990, oil on canvas,<br />

65x55 cm<br />

#65<br />

Leonid Zaborovsky.<br />

Fish Pelengas, 2007, oil on<br />

canvas,<br />

70x50 cm<br />

#66<br />

Tetiana Zhyvotkova.<br />

Still life with a doll and a<br />

copper watering, 2013,<br />

watercolor on paper,<br />

40x40 cm


#67<br />

Tetiana Zhyvotkova.<br />

Oriental motifs, 2013,<br />

watercolor on paper,<br />

49x50 cm


Ajinjal Akhra<br />

Born in 1962 in Abkhazia.<br />

In 1982 graduated Sukhumy Art College.<br />

1982 – 1987 had been studying at Moscow State<br />

University at Department of History<br />

(specialization – Art History).<br />

He was studying graphics and painting and he<br />

took lessons at famous Russian artist D. Lion.<br />

In 1987 Akhra Ajinjal defended his Diploma Work<br />

in History of Abkhazia.<br />

Since 1987 till 1992 artist was working in fine art<br />

magazine «Art of Abkhazia». He is the author of<br />

more than 50 articles and notes, that had been<br />

published in Abkhazia and Russia. Meanwhile,<br />

Akhra Ajinjal was making graphical art works<br />

graphics for books and magazines.<br />

Since 1993 lives and works in Kiev.<br />

His works were exhibited in solo and group<br />

exhibitions in Abkhazia, Ukraine, Russia,<br />

Switzerland, Greece, Italy, Poland.<br />

Aleksandrovych-Dochevsky<br />

Andriy<br />

1958 Born in Kyiv, Ukraine.<br />

1976 Finished T. Shevchenko Art School, Kyiv.<br />

1983 Graduated from Kyiv Fine Arts institute.<br />

Since 1983 has been working in easel painting and<br />

painting of poster for theater.<br />

The member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine.<br />

Since 1991 has been a theatre set designer at the<br />

Ivan Franko National Theater.<br />

1993, 1994, 1996, 2004, 2005 – «Pectoral of Kyiv»<br />

for stage design.<br />

1995 M. Dembowsky Medal for works at Polish<br />

theater in Bjelsko Bialo, Poland<br />

1998 Title of Honored Arts Worker.<br />

Since 2004 has been a Head of the Department of<br />

Theatre Set Design at the National Academy of<br />

Fine Arts and Architecture.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev<br />

Antyp Petro<br />

Was born on April 4, 1959 in the town of Horlivka,<br />

Donetsk region (Ukraine).<br />

From 1980 – 1984 he studied sculpture at the<br />

Penza Art School named after K. A. Savitsky.<br />

Since 1992 he has been a member of the National<br />

Union of Artists of Ukraine.<br />

In 2009 he received the title of "Honored Artist of<br />

Ukraine".<br />

The works by Petro Antyp are kept in museums<br />

and private collections of Ukraine, Russia, France,<br />

Germany and Sweden.


Apollonov Aleksey<br />

Born in 1962 in Kiev.<br />

Graduated from National Art and Architecture<br />

Academy – 1986.<br />

Member of the National Union of Ukrainian<br />

Artists.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

His works are held in Kiev Museum of Russian<br />

Art; in museums and private collections in Russia,<br />

Germany, France, Hungary, and USA.<br />

Babak Alexander<br />

Born in 1957 in Kiev.<br />

Graduated from Republican Art College – 1974.<br />

Graduated from Kiev State Art Institute (from the<br />

studio of monumental painting by Storozhenko<br />

and Chekanyuk) – 1984.<br />

Member of the National Union of Artists of<br />

Ukraine – since 1988.<br />

Works in the painting, drawing and installation.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Works are in museums and private collections in<br />

Ukraine, Russia, Poland, Austria, Germany, USA<br />

and Israel.<br />

Beliusenko Alexei<br />

Вorn January 4, 1960 in Kazakhstan.<br />

1987 -2012 - art restorer at the National Research<br />

and Restoration Center in Kiev.<br />

Priorities in art: painting, drawing, collage,<br />

sculpture, interior design, restoration.<br />

The works are in private collections and galleries<br />

in 30 countries.<br />

Since 2009 he has been member of the creative<br />

association BZ-Art.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.


Belsky Edward<br />

Born in 1963 in Kolka in Volyn (Ukraine).<br />

Graduated from Republican Art School and<br />

Dnepropetrovsk Art College.<br />

Graduated from Kiev State Art Institute<br />

(department of monumental painting) –1991.<br />

Member of the National Union of Artists of<br />

Ukraine– since 1992.<br />

Lives and works in Slovenia.<br />

His works are in museums and private collections<br />

in Ukraine, Russia, France, Germany, Poland,<br />

Austria, Slovenia, Spain, Switzerland, and Czech<br />

Republic.<br />

Bevza Petro<br />

Born in 1963 in the village Shpitki in the Kyiv<br />

region.<br />

In 1985 he graduated from Kiev State Art Institute<br />

(now – National Academy of Art and<br />

Architecture).<br />

Member of the National Union of Artists of<br />

Ukraine since 1990.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Museums and collections:<br />

«CentrePasquArt» Contemporary Art Museum,<br />

Biel-Bienne, Switzerland; Zaporizhzhya Regional<br />

Art Museum, Kiev, Ukraine; International<br />

Academy of the Environment, Geneva,<br />

Switzerland; National Bank of Ukraine, Kiev,<br />

Ukraine; Collection Francois Loup, Lyon, France.<br />

Bludov Andrey<br />

Born in 1962.<br />

Graduated from Kyiv Art and Industry Technical<br />

School –1982.<br />

Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute (Book<br />

Design Studio) –1990.<br />

Member of the National Union of Ukrainian<br />

Artists.<br />

Professor of painting in Academy of Fine Arts and<br />

Architecture.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Museums and Collections<br />

National Art Museum (Kyiv, Ukraine); Ukrainian<br />

Culture Fund (Kyiv, Ukraine); State Museum of<br />

T.G. Shevchenko (Kyiv, Ukraine); Khmelnitsky Art<br />

Museum (Khmelnitsky, Ukraine); Sumy Art<br />

Museum (Sumy, Ukraine); Aval Bank (Kyiv,<br />

Ukraine); Ukrsotsbank (Kyiv, Ukraine); Credit<br />

Lyonnais Ukraine Bank (Kyiv, Ukraine); Cheton<br />

Ltd. (Kyiv, Ukraine); Communico (Kyiv, Ukraine);<br />

Gallery Robin Leadouze, Paris, France.


Bystrova Yana<br />

Born 1966 in Kiev.<br />

Graduated from Kiev School of Fine Arts and Kiev<br />

Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture<br />

(monumental art faculty diploma).<br />

1991 through nowadays lives and works in Paris.<br />

Works in the domains of painting, photography,<br />

multimedia applications design and programming.<br />

Firtsak Borys<br />

Graduated from Republican Art College – 1979.<br />

Graduated from the Lvov Polygraphic Institute<br />

(Department of print design and book<br />

illustrations) – 1984.<br />

Participant of republican and international<br />

exhibitions – since 1987.<br />

Works in painting, drawing, set design,<br />

architectural design.<br />

Member of the Creative Union of Russian Artists<br />

(section Painting) and the International<br />

Federation of Artists – since 2004.<br />

Member of the Ukrainian Art Union BZH-art –<br />

since 2006.<br />

Gidora Anna<br />

Born in the town Miropole in Sumy region,<br />

Ukraine.<br />

Graduated from Graphic Fine Art Department of<br />

Kursk Pedagogic Institute – 1985.<br />

Began exhibiting she’s works – since 1986.<br />

Founder and curator of the International LAND-<br />

ART-Symposium "PROSTІR POKORDONNYA."<br />

Mogritsa, Sumy region, Ukraine – since 1986.<br />

Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine – 2005.<br />

Member of Ukrainian Art Union BZH-art.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.


Grigorieva Galina<br />

Born in Kiev in 1933<br />

Education:<br />

Kiev State Art Institute (1959)<br />

Major exhibitions:<br />

2014 " The Celestial Images of Galina Grigorieva",<br />

"Triptych ART" Gallery, Kiev<br />

2013 "Leitmotif." "KalitaArtKlub" Gallery, Kiev<br />

2012 "Variations on a Theme." Painting.<br />

"KalitaArtKlub" Gallery, Kiev<br />

2011 "Ukrainian Seasons." Paris, France<br />

2009 " Land of Painting" (supported by the " Spirit<br />

and Letter " Publishing House). Ukrainian State<br />

Museum of Fine Arts<br />

2007 "Silence". The gallery of the "Mystetsky<br />

Arsenal Cultural-Art and Museum Complex in<br />

Kiev<br />

2007 "Light in June." Museum exhibition hall<br />

"Spiritual Treasures of Ukraine", Kiev<br />

2006-2007 " Paradise Has Blossomed Out" (with<br />

the assistance of the "Spirit and Letter " Publishing<br />

House). The Show- Room of The National<br />

University of "Kyiv-Mohyla Academy"<br />

2004 "The Space of Simplicity". The National<br />

Union of Artists of Ukraine, Kiev<br />

2003 "Under the Christmas Star". The National<br />

Reserve "Sophia Kyivska", Kyiv<br />

2002 «Galina Grigorieva invites Her Friends."<br />

Bakery" Show-Room, The National Reserve<br />

"Sophia Kyivska", Kyiv<br />

1999 - 2002 Annual Personal Exhibitions at the<br />

ARTEast Gallery, Kiev<br />

1994 Personal Exhibition (sponsored by Tela and<br />

Hai Sergiy<br />

Born in 1959 in Lviv.<br />

Graduated from Lviv State Institute of Applied and<br />

Decorative Art in 1986.<br />

Lives and works in Lviv.<br />

Her works are in collections:<br />

Museums:<br />

Lviv National museum (Ukraine)<br />

Museum of modern art (Ivano-Frankivsk,<br />

Ukraine)<br />

Museum of modem art (Khemlnitsky, Ukraine)<br />

Galleries, Collections:<br />

OR Gallery (Kiev, Ukraine); Century Gallery<br />

(London); Maier Gallery (Rosenheim, Germany);<br />

Nestor Gayowski). Ukrainian State Museum of<br />

Fine Arts, Kiev<br />

1994 Exhibition Dedicated to The Opening of<br />

Squire Sanders & Dempsey<br />

Office in Kiev<br />

1994 "Impressions". " Alipy " Gallery, Ukrainian<br />

House, Kiev<br />

1994 Art of Ukraine. Musée des Augustins,<br />

Toulouse, France<br />

1992 Personal exhibition. Ukrainian State Museum<br />

of Fine Arts, Kiev<br />

1992 Vita Nova. The Museum of Kiev History<br />

1991 . Second Prize Winner at the Biennial of the<br />

Water-Color Painting of Danube Countries.<br />

Zrenzhanin, Yugoslavia<br />

1991 Second International Moscow Art Fair,<br />

Moscow, Russia<br />

1991 The Exhibition of Ukrainian Artists.<br />

Christie's, London, England<br />

1991 " The Gold Line of Ukraine." Museum of<br />

Sapporo and Museum of Osaka, Japan<br />

His works are kept in the Ukrainian State Museum<br />

of Fine Arts, in the Museum of Kiev History, in the<br />

National Museum in Lviv, in the collections<br />

"Gradobank" and "Digital Equipment Ukraine", as<br />

well as private collections in Ukraine, Canada,<br />

USA. The artist lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Kristina Rubereiter (Rosenheim, Germany); Alia<br />

Rogers Gallery (Washington, USA); Anixis Gallery<br />

(Baden, Switzerland)


Kalynovych Konstantin<br />

Was born in 1959 in Novokuznetsk city, Kemerovo<br />

region (Russia).<br />

Graduated from Ukrainian Academy of Printing<br />

(1992).<br />

Elected an Associate of the Royal Society of<br />

Painter-Printmakers (Great Britain, 1992).<br />

Lives and works in Lugansk.<br />

Kirichenko Ivan<br />

Born in 1960 in Kiev.<br />

Graduated from Kiev State Art Institute in 1984.<br />

Since 1988 – member of the National Union of<br />

Artists of Ukraine.<br />

Since 1988 – Honored Worker of Culture of<br />

Ukraine.<br />

Since 2002 – Teacher of the National Academy of<br />

Art and Architecture.<br />

Since 2006 – Assistant professor of graphics.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Kryvolap Anatoly<br />

Anatoly Kryvolap was born on September 11, 1946<br />

in the town of Yagotin,Kiev oblast’.<br />

In 1976 he graduated from Painting Department of<br />

Kyiv State Art Institute.<br />

Since 1976 he has been a member of national and<br />

international exhibitions.<br />

Anatoly Kryvolap is a member of the National<br />

Union of Artists of Ukraine.<br />

Anatoly Kryvolap’s works can be found in<br />

museums and private collections in Ukraine,<br />

Austria, Great Britain, Japan, France, Germany,<br />

Canada, Israel, Italy, Poland, Russia, Spain,<br />

Switzerland, and the U.S.A. They were purchased<br />

by collectors at the auction Contemporary Art Day<br />

Sale which was held by the renowned auction<br />

house Phillips de Pury & Co in London on<br />

February 18, 2010, and in New York on May 13.<br />

His works were also sold at auction Christie's in<br />

London on September 14, 2011, at auction<br />

Sotheby’s Contemporary East in London on<br />

November 25, 2013, at auction Phillips in London<br />

on December 10, 2014.<br />

Anatoly Kryvolap consolidates its title of the most<br />

expensive Ukrainian artist and sets a new art<br />

record for Ukraine. His painting "The Horse.<br />

Evening" was sold on the Phillips de Pury auction<br />

in London on June 28, 2013.<br />

Anatoly Kryvolap lives and works in Ukraine.


Kryvolap Ganna<br />

Born in 1977 in Kiev, Ukraine.<br />

Graduated from National school of art – 1995.<br />

Graduated from National Art and Architecture<br />

Academy – 2001.<br />

Began exhibiting his works – 1990.<br />

Member of the National Union of Ukrainian<br />

Artists– since 2001.<br />

Member of the Syrlin Kunstverein International –<br />

2007.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Lytvynenko Oleksiy<br />

from the Soros.<br />

Born on 17. 01. 1961.<br />

1985 – Graduated from Kyiv State Art Institute.<br />

Since 1992 member of Artists' Union of Ukraine.<br />

Lives and works in Kyiv.<br />

Awards:<br />

1996 – Honorary Award "Salon Internationale<br />

D'ART Contemporain". France.<br />

1997 – Grand Prix of the International Festival of<br />

Art "Golden Section". Ukraine. The title of "Artist<br />

of the Year" (painting).<br />

1999 – The "Heritage" – the winner projects<br />

"Soviart" Galleries Association of Ukraine, 1999.<br />

2000 – Grant for the best art project of the year<br />

Malykh Alexey<br />

Was born in 1956 in Berlin (Germany).<br />

Graduated from Moscow State Pedagogical<br />

Institute, artistic-graphic faculty – 1981.<br />

Began exhibiting his works in Moscow – 1979.<br />

Participant of regional and international<br />

exhibitions – with 1987.<br />

Member of the National Union of Artists of<br />

Ukraine – since 1995.<br />

Curator of project „Spring wind" – since 1996.<br />

Lives and works in Kyiv.<br />

Сollections<br />

Private collection by Igor Dychenko, Kiev,<br />

Ukraine. Bank "Aval", Kiev, Ukraine. Bank<br />

"Volksbank", Noenkyrhen, Germany."HUF -<br />

HAUS", Germany. Bank "Sparkasse", Magdeburg,<br />

Germany.


Markosyan Lev<br />

Born in 1947 in Sukhumi, Abkhazia (Georgia).<br />

Graduated from the Kharkov Industrial Art<br />

Institute, Faculty of Monumental Paining – 1980.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

His works are held by museums in Ukraine,<br />

Abkhazia, private collections in the USA,<br />

Germany, Norway, Canada, Denmark, Israel,<br />

Oman.<br />

Norazyan Vachagan<br />

Born in 1957 in Kislovodsk.<br />

He graduated from the Art-Industrial Kharkov<br />

Institute.<br />

Member of Art Union of painters of Ukraine.<br />

Since 1984 he has participated in various<br />

International, All-Union as well as Republican<br />

group exhibitions.<br />

From 1981 to 1993 it taught at the Art-Industrial<br />

Kharkov Institute, nowadays the Academy of Arts<br />

and Design Kharkov State.<br />

Her works are in the collections of the Union of<br />

Artists of Russia and Ukraine, the Ministry of<br />

Culture of Ukraine, Kharkiv Art Museum, the<br />

Museum, "Zimmerli" (USA), Museum of<br />

Contemporary Russian Art (Jersey City), in the<br />

Kharkov City Art Gallery, in private collections in<br />

Ukraine, Russia, U.S., Germany, Israel, France,<br />

Poland, Canada, Yugoslavia, Austria.<br />

Lives and works in Kharkiv.<br />

Pryduvalova Olena<br />

Olena Pryduvalova was born 1960 in Kyiv,<br />

Ukraine.<br />

Graduated from the Kyiv State Institute of Art<br />

-1986.<br />

Member of the National Union of Ukrainian<br />

Artists.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Her works are in museums and private collections<br />

in Ukraine, Russia, Germany, France, Hungary,<br />

USA, Canada, Sweden and Croatia.


Ridniy Oleksandr<br />

Born in 1961 in Kharkiv region.<br />

1980 - graduated from the Kharkov State Art<br />

School.<br />

1985 - graduated from the Kharkov Art and<br />

Industry Institute, Department of Sculpture.<br />

Assistant professor of sculpture Kharkiv State<br />

Academy of Design and Arts.<br />

Member of the National Union Ukraine Artists.<br />

Since 2005 - Honored Artist of Ukraine.<br />

Lives and works in Kharkov.<br />

Ryzhykh Victor<br />

1933 – Born in Omsk.<br />

1958 –Graduated from the Kyiv State Art Institute.<br />

2004 – People's Artist of Ukraine.<br />

2006 – Full Member (Academician) of the<br />

National Academy of Arts of Ukraine<br />

Member Biennale in Rostock, Budapest, Sofia,<br />

Ukrainian art exhibitions in Toulouse, New York<br />

and London.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev.<br />

Works are in the collections of the National<br />

Museum of Ukrainian Art, Kiev Museum of<br />

Russian Art, the Tretyakov Gallery, the Museum of<br />

Peter Ludwig (Germany), Norman Dodge (USA).<br />

Savchenko Serhiy<br />

1972 – born on August 1972 in Lviv.<br />

1991 – graduated from Lviv Decorative and<br />

Applied Art College named after I. Trush.<br />

1998 – graduated from Lviv Academy of Art.<br />

Lives and works in Lviv.<br />

Collections:<br />

Ukrainian Museum of Fine Art;<br />

Lviv Ethnographic Museum;<br />

Lviv National Museum;<br />

KMC “Dzyga”, private collections


Shereshevsky Vladislav<br />

Born in 1964.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev (Ukraine).<br />

1982– Republican Art School (Kiev, Ukraine).<br />

1991–Kiev State Art Institute.<br />

1992–Member of Ukrainian Union of Artists.<br />

1995–Scholar of German Ministry of Culture.<br />

Collections:<br />

N. Riss (Hamburg, Germany).<br />

Company "Daimler Benz" (Stuttgart, Germany).<br />

Municipal Gallery of Munich (Germany).<br />

Ministry of Culture of Bavaria.<br />

Ukrainian Museums of Art.<br />

Gradobank.<br />

Bank "AVAL".<br />

"Onexim" Bank (Moscow, Russia).<br />

Private collections in USA, Israel, Greece, Sweden,<br />

Italy, Poland, Germany, and Ukraine.<br />

Shkarupa Valeriy<br />

He was born in Sumy in 1950.<br />

He majors in painting, drawing and ceramics.<br />

He studied at the Moscow Restoration Institute.<br />

From 1979 to 2002 he was an artist-restorer in<br />

Sumy Art museum.<br />

From 1984 to 1996 he took part in archeological<br />

expeditions nature reserve Olvia as restorer of<br />

archeological findings for Institute of Archeology<br />

оf Academy of sciences of USSR.<br />

He has initiated and supervised international<br />

project «Raku-ceramics» (since 1993) as well as<br />

international symposiums Land-Art (200–2002).<br />

Since 1997 and until now Valeriy Shkarupa has<br />

been a member of Ukrainian Art Union BZH-art.<br />

His works can be founding Кiev Museum of<br />

Modern Ukrainian Art, Sumy Art Museum,<br />

Kaliningrad Art-Gallery, Shevchenko National<br />

Park in Kaniv, Centre of modern art «Soviart»,<br />

Zaporozhe Art Museum, Chernigov Muzeum of<br />

Modern Ukrainian Art, Muzeum Fur Gestaltung in<br />

Zurich (Switzerland), Staatliches Muzeum Schloss<br />

Burgk (Germany), and also in private collections in<br />

Armenia, Italy, Germany, Israel, Switzerland,<br />

France, Canada, Egypt and USA.<br />

Stratiychuk Oksana<br />

Вorn May 22, 1968 in Kyiv, Ukraine.<br />

Works in the field of graphic arts. Lives and works<br />

in Kyiv.<br />

Education:<br />

1986: graduation from the State Art College in<br />

Kyiv, Ukraine.<br />

1992: graduation from the Kyiv State Art Institute,<br />

Graphics Department (studio of Professor<br />

A.Chebykin), with a Bachelor degree in Graphics.<br />

1992: became a member of the National Artists’<br />

Union of Ukraine.<br />

1993-1996: post graduate course at the Academy of<br />

Arts of Ukraine (tutor – professor H. Yakutovych),<br />

obtained a MA in Graphic Arts.<br />

Experience outside the field of arts:<br />

Since 1996 started tutoring graphic arts in<br />

Ukrainian Art institutions: beginning from the<br />

Academy of Arts of Ukraine, and continuing from<br />

2002 in Kyiv State Institute of Arts and Design.<br />

Currently working over a textbook upon graphic<br />

techniques.<br />

Collections:<br />

Kiev Museum of Russian Art; National History<br />

Museum; Kaliningrad City Art Gallery, Russia;<br />

Tama Art Museum, Tokyo, Japan; «Exhibition<br />

House», Cesis, Latvia; Pinakothek Torre Canavese,<br />

Italy; Municipal Museum. N. Vaptsarov, Bansko,<br />

Bulgaria; Museum of Applied Art, Kiev, Ukraine.


Sukholit Olexander<br />

Born in 1960 in the village Chernotichi Chernigov<br />

region, Ukraine.<br />

Graduated from Uzhgorod College for Decorative<br />

and Applied Arts in 1979.<br />

Graduated from Kyiv State Institute for Fine Arts<br />

(the former name), National Academy for Arts and<br />

Architecture (nowadays), the sculpture<br />

department in 1986.<br />

Member of the Union of Artists of Ukraine.<br />

Lives and works in Kyiv.<br />

Collections:<br />

The National Fine Arts Museum of Ukraine, Kyiv,<br />

Ukraine.<br />

The Russian Art State Museum, Kyiv, Ukraine.<br />

The Book and Book Printing State Museum, Kyiv,<br />

Ukraine.<br />

The National Kyiv History Museum, Kyiv, Ukraine.<br />

The Fine Arts State Museum, Kharkiv, Ukraine.<br />

The Modern Fine Arts State Museum,<br />

Khmel’nyts’ky, Ukraine.<br />

The Tama Art University Museum, Tokyo, Japan.<br />

The “Veting Gallery,” Odense, Denmark.<br />

The Varazhdin Municipal Museum, the “Slika”<br />

Gallery, Croatia .<br />

Private collections in Great Britain, USA, Belgium,<br />

Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Hungary, Croatia,<br />

Germany, Russia, Canada and Ukraine.<br />

Tatarsky Vasyl<br />

Born in 1960 in village Sadzhava, Ivano-<br />

Frankivskiy region, Ukraine.<br />

1977–1982 Studying in Kosiv Art College named<br />

after V. Kasiyan (wood carving).<br />

1983–1989 Studying in St. Petersburg Academy of<br />

Arts named after V. I. Muhina (monumental<br />

sculpture).<br />

Since 1993 he is a member of The Art Union of<br />

sculptors of Ukraine.<br />

Since 2001 he is a member of the BG-ART union of<br />

artists.<br />

Lives and works in Kiev, Ukraine.<br />

His works are presented in National Museum,<br />

Kiev, Ukraine, Museum of Modern Art, Kiev,<br />

Ukraine and also in private collections in Ukraine,<br />

Russia, Poland, France, Italy, Germany, Spain,<br />

Sweden, USA, Ireland, United Kingdom, Denmark,<br />

Croatia, Czech.<br />

Vaisberg Matvey<br />

Matvey Vaisberg was born in 1958 in Kyiv,<br />

Ukraine.<br />

Graduated from T. Shevchenko Republican Art<br />

School and Ukrainian Polygraphic<br />

Institute (the book drawing faculty).<br />

Collections<br />

Museum of Russian Art (Kyiv, Ukraine ), Vilno<br />

Gaon Jewish Museum (Vilnius, Lithuania), I.<br />

Dychenko collection (Kyiv, Ukraine), K. Weidlich,<br />

K. Eberkhardt (Munich-Leipzig, Germany),<br />

“Loradartgallery” Chicago, USA, Private<br />

collections in Ukraine, Germany, Poland,<br />

Hungary, USA, Israel, Austria, France, Czech,<br />

Great Britain, Russia, Georgia, Canada, Greece,<br />

Italy, Poland, Sweden, South Africa, Japan,<br />

Turkey.<br />

June 29, 2009 was sold to work Matvey Vaisberg<br />

"Penultimate Sky II" at auction Phillips de Pury &<br />

Company, which was held in London.<br />

ILLUSTRATIONS<br />

Illustrations for the books by Sholom-Aleihem, G.<br />

Kanovich, E. Bagritskiy, I. Babel,<br />

J. Ortega-y-Gasset, K.-G.Jung , S. Kierkegaard, F.<br />

Dostoevsky, J. Roth.<br />

Lives and works in Kyiv.


Veshtak-Ostromenska Iryna<br />

Born in 1956.<br />

In 1983 he graduated from the Kiev State Art<br />

Institute, the workshop book graphics.<br />

Since 1989 - Member of the National Union of<br />

Artists of Ukraine.<br />

Since 1983 participates in art exhibitions. Lives<br />

and works in Kiev.<br />

His works are in private collections in Ukraine,<br />

Russia, Poland, Italy, France, Canada, USA, UK.<br />

Zaborovskiy Leonid<br />

Born in 1967 in Aleksandrovka in Chernihiv.<br />

In 1992 he graduated from the graphic arts<br />

department of South Ukrainian Pedagogical<br />

University named state KD Ushinskogo.<br />

Member of the National Union Ukrainian Artists<br />

since 1999.<br />

Working in the field of easel painting.<br />

The works are in Chernigov and Sevastopol art<br />

museums, galleries<br />

"N-Prospect"(St. Petersburg), "Dzimas" (Athens),<br />

as well as in private collections in Ukraine, Russia,<br />

Germany, England, USA, Canada, France,<br />

Slovakia, China, Armenia, Turkey.

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