Today in St. Petersburg opened the exhibition of St. Petersburg artists, dedicated to environmental space

St. Petersburg, Central Exhibition Hall "Manege", 8-17 July 2011

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Today in the Small Hall of the CEH "Manege" (St. Petersburg, nab. Griboedov, 103) opened to the public exhibition of "habitat." The exhibit includes works of contemporary St. Petersburg Artists: Zinshtein Aaron , Peter Reyheta, Vladimir Tabanina , Dmitry Kudinov, Sergey Kiselev Vadim Bo, Vladimir Garde, Marina Kuznetsova Evgenia Borovik. The main theme of the exhibition - an object in space and time, its importance, relevance and informative, still life as a means of communication, as the keeper of history.

exhibition is part of the scientific and the artistic project "Ecology of space." The main objective of the project - the formation of public opinion about the need for attention to ecological issues and inextricable link between ecology and environmental ecology of the cultural space of man.

PETER REYHET Still Life. 2010 Source: Press Release CEH" Manege »

Sergey Kiselev habitat. 2011 Source: Press Release CEH "Manege»

exhibition is open daily, Monday and Tuesday, from 12.00 to 20.00.

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Vladimir Tabanin was born in 1934 in Shenkursk Arkhangelsk region. In 1960 graduated from Art College in Leningrad. In 1966 he graduated from St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. Repin. From 1966-1970 he worked in the studio of People's Artist of USSR Academy of A . Mylnikov . Since 1972 - Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR, Honoured Artist of Russia (2006). He worked in Cuba and France. Member of more than 200 exhibitions in Russia and abroad. His works are in museums and private collections Russia, U.S., Italy, France, Germany, Cuba, China, Australia, Finland, as well as in museums in Shanghai, China, Turku, Finland.

Aaron Zinshtein was born October 13, 1947 in Nizhny Tagil. As a child, the future artist studied drawing at a local house of culture, and then entered the famous Nizhny Tagil art school. In 1968 he graduated from the Ural College of Applied Arts (Nizhny Tagil). From 1972-1977 studied at the Faculty "Interior and equipment" of the Leningrad Higher Art and Industrial School. Mukhina (now SPGHPA them. Stieglitz).

Member of Artists Union (1988 ), a member of the St. Petersburg Academy of Contemporary Art (1994).

painter and graphic artist. He created hundreds of etchings and linocuts, artist designed many publications. Shakespeare, Dostoevsky, and Bulat Okudzhava was published with his illustrations.

Peter Reyhet was born in 1953 in Odessa. In 1977 he graduated from the Academy of Arts. Repin (workshop Oreshnikov). Since 1976, adopted participated in more than 200 exhibitions in Russia and abroad (among them - 25 personal.) Winner of Nordic Prize (1991). Author of more than 160 portraits of the royal family and court of Denmark. His works are in collections of the Tretyakov Gallery, the Museum of the History of St. Petersburg, the Museum Arctic and Antarctic, CEH "Manege", the Ministry of Culture of Russia, Union of Artists of Russia, Vologda Picture Gallery, the Museum of Fine Arts of Arkhangelsk, the Arkhangelsk regional museum of the Kursk Regional Art Gallery, Art Museum, Krasnoyarsk, Novosibirsk State Art Museum, the Museum of Art Grene (Denmark) , Museum of Modern Art Arnen (Holland) in the collections of Norton Dodge (New Jersey, USA), Kurt Deshler (Germany), the Royal family of Denmark and many others.

Marina Kuznetsov was born in Latvia, graduated from the St. Petersburg Academic Institute. Repin, having absorbed the classical tradition of the St. Petersburg school of fine arts. Today it - one of the brightest representatives of the genre of still life watercolor. It Petersburg artist with a delicate, lyrical, exquisite perception of the world with a special characteristic of St. Petersburg restraint.

Sergey Kiselev was born in 1968 in Kronstadt. Newbie competitions and charity events, exhibitions and curator festivals, the exhibitor for more than 10 solo and 50 collective of Russian and international exhibitions in the areas of private, municipal and museum institutions, among them the Volgograd Museum of Fine Arts named after I. Mashkov Foundation, Shemyakin, Exhibition Center "Hermitage-Vyborg", etc. Winner of national and international competitions of painting.

Vadim Bo (Boronenko) was born in 1973 in Lipetsk. In 1990-1991 he studied professional restorer. In 1996 graduated from the Art graphic department of the Lipetsk State Pedagogical University. He lives and works in St. Petersburg (2002). Member of the Artists Union of Russia (St. Petersburg, 2005), a member of International Association "Art of the peoples of the world" (Moscow, 2000), a member of the Association Free Culture (St. Petersburg, 2006).

VLADIMIR TABANIN Still Life. 2007 Source: Press Release CEH" Manege »

VLADIMIR GARDEN Source: Press Release CEH "Manege»

Vladimir Garde was born in 1973. 1986-1989 he studied at LGHSH. Attended drawing classes at the St. Petersburg Academy of Arts. Began to paint in 1990. He worked as a theater artist (1992-1993). In 1993 became part of the School, "Temple Wall" is based YA Nashivochnikovym. Since 2005 member of the Association "Free Culture". Permanent exhibitions in St. Petersburg party. His works are in the Museum's collection of Nonconformist Art (St. Petersburg), Museum-Institute of the Roerich family (St. Petersburg), art galleries, "Triad" (Vyborg), Finnish galleries «KADIEFF» and «ASPIS», in private collections in Russia and abroad.

Dmitry Kudin was born in 1975 in Leningrad. Member of the Union of Russian Artists. Active participant of exhibitions. He graduated from St. Petersburg State Artistic and Industrial Academy named after Baron Stieglitz specialty painter of monumental and decorative painting.

Eugene Borovik. artist of photography. Member of the Union of Russian Artists. Winner of Russian and international competitions, photos and aquarium design. His works are in private collections in Russia, Switzerland, Japan, Malaysia.

Source : Press Release CEH "Manege»