Evgeniya Polyudova

Ankara Art Fair

Анкара, Турция

Friends,

from 9.02 to 12.03 in Turkey, Ankara will host the international art fair Ankara Art Fair.

6 of my works from the Ark project, which will be presented on March 8 in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky at my personal exhibition, will be shown at a separate stand for the general public in the Turkish capital. 

I am very happy about this event! It is a great honor for me to participate in such a large-scale event. 

I invite everyone who will be in Ankara on these dates! 

I thank G gallery for the opportunity to cooperate, as well as the organizers of Ankara Art Fair.

ATO Congresium Söğütözü Cd. No:1/A Çankaya Ankara, Turkey

Personal exhibition "The Ark"

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatskiy, Россия

in Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, in the Drama Theater 

On March 8, my personal exhibition "The Ark" opens. 

The idea of the Ark project was born during my stay on the Kuril island of Paramushir. During this time, a large number of plein-air works were created. The result was a series of paintings that will be presented in Moscow in April, and some of the works will be shown at the Ankara Art Fair. 

In the Drama Theater, the exhibition will last until March 31. 

Opening on March 8 at 17:00 h. 

Admission to the exhibition is by tickets for theater performances.

I invite everyone who is in Kamchatka!

Hello, my dear subscribers!

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Fishermen of Paramushir.

40x60, H. M.

It was created in the port on Paramushir Island. 15 meters from the sea lions.

Life is boiling here. Sea lions growl and fight for the best place at the sewage pipe from the fish factory, through which fish cleaning is drained into the water.

Sea otters, ducks, and gulls strive to get closer. 

Movement. Fuss.

Nearby is the unloading of fish after fishing from the vessel “Eugene Hudik”.

The generous ocean feeds both people and animals!

This year, the painting “Fishermen of Paramushira” participated and won among 500 works in the contest #calendar_ahp_2023 from the Association of Plein-air Artists. A calendar will be created, where, among the paintings of 12 artists, my work on the port life of an island in the Pacific Ocean will also be included.

On a November morning in the Petropavlovskaya harbor.

50x60, oil on canvas

Morning in the Peter and Paul Harbor. The season of small vessels is over. All the yachts lined up on the shore in anticipation of spring. 

There are fishing boats at the pier. Occasionally there are beeps. A seal swam nearby, curiously poked its muzzle out of the water and dived again. Light frost.  

Very soon, a white veil will cover the hills and shores. In the meantime, I'm fishing for ochre distances and enjoying a sunny day.

The first frosts on the Kultuchny lake.50x60, oil on canvas
The first frosts. Lake Kultuchnoye, which is located right behind my gallery, was covered with a thin film of ice. The lively bird life on it froze. Frozen ducks and gulls gathered in a tight flock in the center of the lake, in a place where the water has not yet been covered with ice. The transparent ice crust glitters beautifully in the sun, reflecting the pinkish-ochre hills and the snow-white top of the Avacha volcano. Nature is preparing for winter.
The first frosts. Lake Kultuchnoye, which is located right behind my gallery, was covered with a thin film of ice. The lively bird life on it froze. Frozen ducks and gulls gathered in a tight flock in the center of the lake, in a place where the water has not yet been covered with ice. The transparent ice crust glitters beautifully in the sun, reflecting the pinkish-ochre hills and the snow-white top of the Avacha volcano. Nature is preparing for winter.