EE Fine Art
Художники, представленные EE Fine Art
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EE Fine Art was established in 2005 by Mark Stephenson and Louise Stephenson and is part of ARTMS Limited. We are situated in the heart of Cambridge at 7, Cobble Yard, Napier Street, behind the Grafton Shopping Centre.
EE Fine Art specialises in Eastern European & Russian contemporary and modern fine art, and, throughout the year, we are planning to hold 16 exhibitions of both established and emerging artists.
Художественная линия
Время работы
Gallery Normal Opening Time – 7 Cobble Yard, Cambridge
Tuesday to Friday from 11:00 to 5:00pm
Saturdays 9:00 to 5pm
Any other times via appointment
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Галерея принимает заявки от художников. Условия подачи заявок художниками: Eastern European or Russian Artists
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Последние новости
Все последние новости от современного художника EE Fine Art
Press release
11 November - 22 December, 2009
EE Fine Art is pleased to present its annual Christmas exhibition featuring the gallery’s best artists and a splendid selection of paintings, glassware, ceramics and prints. This beautiful, seasonal exhibition will provide a bounty of wonderful and unusual gift ideas, as well as plenty of Christmas cheer.
Press release
21 October - 10 November, 2009
EE Fine Art is proud to present the first solo exhibition in the UK by the Romanian artist, Dimisca Laurentiu. Laurentiu’s acrylic paintings are richly worked and full of colour and spontaneity. His paintings contain a strong sense of narrative, effortlessly fusing imagination with reality. The complex shapes and patterns he uses present the impression of movement: his paintings are filled with a dancing rhythm that bounds out of the canvas giving a sense of joy and vitality to the onlooker. The bold outlines, shapes and colours this Romanian artist uses, have a tribal flavour to them whilst also reminding the viewer of naive or folk painting; however his paintings are deeply complex in narrative and meaning. Laurentiu takes his inspiration from mythologies and the folk tales of his childhood, and transforms them into glorious works of art. “Is he a painter? Philosopher? Both, carry him un-doubtably to the peak of the art. As all the artists of the world, he is a defender of the freedom of creation. Realism and Utopia lead his hand, he hurries, paints fast, there are many things to be done and the life is so short.” (Luis Marcel, Professor of Sculpture, Raw Art and Contemporary Art expert) Laurentiu has had exhibitions as far afield as the Dominican Republic, and his work is held in private collections in Romania, Italy, Germany, USA, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Holland and Taiwan. This exhibition promises to be an unmissable celebration of pattern, colour and life.
Press release
30 September - 20 October, 2009
EE Fine Art is proud to present a solo exhibition by the acclaimed Russian artist, Eugene Ivanov. A member of The Artists Union of Latvia, Ivanov has been painting and drawing for many years. His amazing and original use of watercolour on textured paper marks him out from his peers. His figurative paintings are influenced by cubism, but his choice of subject matter (mainly street life and scenes), and the humour he infuses into them, give them a style and originality all of their own. His landscapes are also very impressive, more subtle than his figurative work they float on the edge of consciousness. He uses the watercolour with outstanding expertise and skill, creating fascinating, delicate landscapes. The textures he achieves are captivating, whilst the freshness of colour in his paintings and confidence with which he paints give his work a unique luminosity. Eugene Ivanov made his first painting in 1988 and since then he has created over 900 graphics and paintings. Since 1989 Ivanov has actively participated in both group and solo exhibitions. His first solo exhibition was in autumn 2002 in the Czech Republic and was organized with the support of the Ostrava group of artists called ‘Spolek Mlejn’. For the last 8 years Eugene Ivanov has lived and worked in Prague, co-operating with Prague and Ostrava galleries and publishing houses. This included the publication of a colouring book of his figures in 2000 with the publishing house ‘Pierot’. He also won first prize in the competition of illustrations organised by the Belgian publishing house ‘Wallonie-Bruxelles’. His works are held in several private collections in Czech Republic, Germany, Israel, Poland, Russia, UK and USA.
Press release
9 September - 29 September, 2009
Do you want a piece of art work but can’t afford it? Do you want to brighten up your workplace whilst making a statement? Then this is the exhibition for you. EE Fine Art is proud to present an exhibition of exceptional contemporary Russian and Eastern European artworks, that, for the first time ever, will be available to rent, from as little as £2 per week, or 30p per day, giving you the opportunity to try as many paintings as you like paintings in a variety of settings. It really is luxury on a shoe string! Not only is this ideal for domestic environments, it is also a fun and beautiful way to enliven corporate interiors and give inspiration to employees and clients alike, with very little outlay. Art makes wonderful and engaging talking point for parties, meetings or over dinner with your family, whilst bringing beauty and colour into your environment. We also offer a hanging service, so you can get the best out of your painting, and can change it as many times as you like with minimal inconvenience. An excellent opportunity for anyone who wants to revitalize their home or office or just can’t make up their mind!
Press release
23 July - 8 September, 2009
Our wonderful annual ‘Summer Exhibition’ features a wide variety of the gallery’s top artists who are inspired and influenced by eclecticism, their own particular ethos and whose works are contained in many private collections and are exhibited worldwide. As well as these gloriously collectable and affordable artworks from exceptionally well schooled Eastern European and Russian artists, we are also bringing in gallery artists that are signed up to the wider EE Fine Art Gallery and are offering mouthwatering discounts on selected pieces throughout the Summer Exhibition and this is only eclipsed by the additional temptation of the more artworks you buy, the greater the discount. This is an absolutely fantastic and exciting opportunity to own, to invest in and enjoy original and sumptuous art objects at very affordable prices. Come and view beautiful, innovative and interesting paintings, exquisite Limited Editions and Prints, sculptures and 3D Ceramics and exotic and colourful Glassworks to make your Summer sizzle. If you are searching for an absolutely exceptional piece of original art that inspires you and enhances the space that you inhabit, then you will certainly find artworks that are both unique and precious, here at EE Fine Art.
Press release
Featuring Cristian Lapusan, Anna Demovidova and Dmytro Dobrovolsky
17 June - 22 July, 2009
EE Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition that explores the methods used to depict the female form through paint, featuring Cristian Lapusan, Anna Demovidova and Dmytro Dobrovolsky. Each artist in this exhibition is very distinctive, and through their work, show different ideals of female beauty and the ways in which the artists view, depict and celebrate the female form. Dobrovolsky’s females are beautiful and stylised; their elegant lines flow with sensuous serenity and confidence. Demovidova, packs her paintings with attitude. Originally from Russia, she now lives and works in Washington DC. Her paintings utilise thick oils, perfectly depicting the planes of the female body. Her paintings capture unguarded moments in the women’s lives, moments of contemplation that are strangely private. Their raw power contrasts with Lapusan’s smoother, more idealised females. Lapusan’s paintings often deal with environmental issues, using female perfection and his own language of symbols to convey meaning. Painted in acrylics they are amazingly realistic, displaying exceptional skill and sensitivity. This exhibition is a celebration of the gallery artist’s characteristic styles and manners of the female form and the skills that artists utilise to represent aspects of this subject matter, in other words, ‘I did it my way!’
Press release
Featuring
Gena Ivanov and Yuriy Shevchuk
6 May - 16 June, 2009
EE Fine Art is delighted to welcome two exciting and innovative artists on board; the Ukrainian born Yuriy Shevchuk and the Russian born Gena Ivanov in this stunning new Exhibition. Both artists are very different in the way that they perceive and interpret the world, their passions in life and both have the amazing ability to give life to their subject, which in turn intoxicates and deeply engages the viewer. Yuri Shevchuk’s two passions in life are painting and jazz music. He skillfully and rapidly sketches the cool and charming figures of musicians in action. His lively and spontaneous paintings expertly translate the atmosphere and verve of the music, using dripping, seeping paints and pastels. In the presence of Shevchuk’s paintings one can almost hear the blues, feel the beguiling emotions and impassioned feelings of the musicians translated through this artist. The artist Gena Ivanov paints in many different styles and materials. His artworks exude bold, vibrant colours, sinuous provocative movement and vitality. In particular, he has always found the male form to be inspiring, his portraiture of the male as subject is anatomically precise and that gives a nod to his early love of modern dance and drama. Ivanov says he wants his paintings to stimulate and inspire people, lifting them from the mundane and the grey drabness of everyday banality and overwork. This promises to be an absolutely fascinating Exhibition and an amazing opportunity to see the work of two exceptional artists who exhibit their artworks all over the world.
Christmas Exhibition
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is pleased to present its annual Christmas exhibition featuring the gallery’s best artists and a splendid selection of paintings, glassware, ceramics and prints. This beautiful, seasonal exhibition will provide a bounty of wonderful and unusual gift ideas, as well as plenty of Christmas cheer.
Patterns and Passions
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is proud to present the first solo exhibition in the UK by the Romanian artist, Dimisca Laurentiu. Laurentiu’s acrylic paintings are richly worked and full of colour and spontaneity. His paintings contain a strong sense of narrative, effortlessly fusing imagination with reality. The complex shapes and patterns he uses present the impression of movement: his paintings are filled with a dancing rhythm that bounds out of the canvas giving a sense of joy and vitality to the onlooker. The bold outlines, shapes and colours this Romanian artist uses, have a tribal flavour to them whilst also reminding the viewer of naive or folk painting; however his paintings are deeply complex in narrative and meaning. Laurentiu takes his inspiration from mythologies and the folk tales of his childhood, and transforms them into glorious works of art. “Is he a painter? Philosopher? Both, carry him un-doubtably to the peak of the art. As all the artists of the world, he is a defender of the freedom of creation. Realism and Utopia lead his hand, he hurries, paints fast, there are many things to be done and the life is so short.” (Luis Marcel, Professor of Sculpture, Raw Art and Contemporary Art expert) Laurentiu has had exhibitions as far afield as the Dominican Republic, and his work is held in private collections in Romania, Italy, Germany, USA, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, France, Holland and Taiwan. This exhibition promises to be an unmissable celebration of pattern, colour and life.
At the Water's Edge
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is proud to present a solo exhibition by the acclaimed Russian artist, Eugene Ivanov. A member of The Artists Union of Latvia, Ivanov has been painting and drawing for many years. His amazing and original use of watercolour on textured paper marks him out from his peers. His figurative paintings are influenced by cubism, but his choice of subject matter (mainly street life and scenes), and the humour he infuses into them, give them a style and originality all of their own. His landscapes are also very impressive, more subtle than his figurative work they float on the edge of consciousness. He uses the watercolour with outstanding expertise and skill, creating fascinating, delicate landscapes. The textures he achieves are captivating, whilst the freshness of colour in his paintings and confidence with which he paints give his work a unique luminosity. Eugene Ivanov made his first painting in 1988 and since then he has created over 900 graphics and paintings. Since 1989 Ivanov has actively participated in both group and solo exhibitions. His first solo exhibition was in autumn 2002 in the Czech Republic and was organized with the support of the Ostrava group of artists called ‘Spolek Mlejn’. For the last 8 years Eugene Ivanov has lived and worked in Prague, co-operating with Prague and Ostrava galleries and publishing houses. This included the publication of a colouring book of his figures in 2000 with the publishing house ‘Pierot’. He also won first prize in the competition of illustrations organised by the Belgian publishing house ‘Wallonie-Bruxelles’. His works are held in several private collections in Czech Republic, Germany, Israel, Poland, Russia, UK and USA.
Rental Artwork
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
Do you want a piece of art work but can’t afford it? Do you want to brighten up your workplace whilst making a statement? Then this is the exhibition for you. EE Fine Art is proud to present an exhibition of exceptional contemporary Russian and Eastern European artworks, that, for the first time ever, will be available to rent, from as little as £2 per week, or 30p per day, giving you the opportunity to try as many paintings as you like paintings in a variety of settings. It really is luxury on a shoe string! Not only is this ideal for domestic environments, it is also a fun and beautiful way to enliven corporate interiors and give inspiration to employees and clients alike, with very little outlay. Art makes wonderful and engaging talking point for parties, meetings or over dinner with your family, whilst bringing beauty and colour into your environment. We also offer a hanging service, so you can get the best out of your painting, and can change it as many times as you like with minimal inconvenience. An excellent opportunity for anyone who wants to revitalize their home or office or just can’t make up their mind!
Summer Exhibition
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is please to present its annual summer exhibition featuring a wide variety of the gallery’s top artists as well as a glorious selection of paintings, glassware, ceramics and prints. This exhibition promises to give everyone that summery feeling, whatever the weather!
Painted Ladies
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition that explores the methods used to depict the female form through paint, featuring Cristian Lapusan, Anna Demovidova and Dmytro Dobrovolsky. Each artist in this exhibition is very distinctive, and through their work, show different ideals of female beauty and the ways in which the artists view, depict and celebrate the female form. Dobrovolsky’s females are beautiful and stylised; their elegant lines flow with sensuous serenity and confidence. Demovidova, packs her paintings with attitude. Originally from Russia, she now lives and works in Washington DC. Her paintings utilise thick oils, perfectly depicting the planes of the female body. Her paintings capture unguarded moments in the women’s lives, moments of contemplation that are strangely private. Their raw power contrasts with Lapusan’s smoother, more idealised females. Lapusan’s paintings often deal with environmental issues, using female perfection and his own language of symbols to convey meaning. Painted in acrylics they are amazingly realistic, displaying exceptional skill and sensitivity. This exhibition is a celebration of the gallery artist’s characteristic styles and manners of the female form and the skills that artists utilise to represent aspects of this subject matter, in other words, ‘I did it my way!’
Press release
25 March - 5 May, 2009
EE Fine Art is pleased to present an exciting and thought-provoking exhibition featuring two very different landscape painters: Ilgvars Zalans and Lena Kurovska. both artists see the world in a different way and have very distinct methods of translating what they see into paint. Zalans’ landscapes are exuberant and striking. Zalans, a member of the Artists Union of Latvia, mainly paints outside on location. From the bustling streets of Morocco to the gorgeous countryside of Moldova his paintings are joyfully depictions of life. Lena Kurovska, also prefers to paint on location, giving her subtle impressionistic paintings of the English countryside a sense of spontaneity and wilderness that beautifully complements the other works in this exhibition. Both artists have travelled widely giving each of them an individual view and making this a fascinating and enlightening exhibition for anyone interested in the world around them.
Newcomers
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is pleased to present an exhibition showcasing the best of contemporary Russian and Eastern European painting. Artists to be confirmed.
Points of View
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is pleased to present an exciting and thought-provoking exhibition featuring two very different landscape painters: Ilgvars Zalans and Lena Kurovska. both artists see the world in a different way and have very distinct methods of translating what they see into paint. Zalans’ landscapes are exuberant and striking. Zalans, a member of the Artists Union of Latvia, mainly paints outside on location. From the bustling streets of Morocco to the gorgeous countryside of Moldova his paintings are joyfully depictions of life. Lena Kurovska, also prefers to paint on location, giving her subtle impressionistic paintings of the English countryside a sense of spontaneity and wilderness that beautifully complements the other works in this exhibition. Both artists have travelled widely giving each of them an individual view and making this a fascinating and enlightening exhibition for anyone interested in the world around them.
Art Plus Science
EE Fine Ar 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is pleased to present a solo exhibition of outstanding work by Hungarian artist Prokop Igor Jenő as part of The Cambridge Science Festival. A fascinating selection of paintings and glassware will be on display between 29th April and 14th May in the heart of Cambridge, just behind the Grafton Centre. Describing himself as a ‘biologist-artist’ it is easy to see the part science plays in his painting and glass work. Originally he studied biology and drawing, qualifying as a biology teacher in 1978. He went on to further studies in biology as well as philosophy, film aesthetics and design, the influences of which can be seen in his work. His paintings are explosive capturing moments, as if under a microscope, of impulsive creation and implosion. They are alive with organic natural forms, painted precisely and with scientific accuracy, the defined outlines reminiscent of cell membranes. His fused glass bowls are less fitful, reflecting the natural forms that he sees around him and on his travels; they still have the feel of particles coming together to form a whole. This exhibition is also featured on the Natural History Website and is part of the Darwin 200 celebrations.
All Things Pretty
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble yard
EE Fine Art are pleased to present a stunning selection of beautiful, poetic paintings, from the best of the gallery’s artists, including Taras Gladyrenko, Dmytro Dodrovolsky, Jindich Pevný and Ilgvars Zalans, all carefully chosen to display the romantic side of life. This exhibition is bursting with inspired and unusual gift ideas to show someone how you really feel this Valentine’s Day, or just to celebrate life and love this spring. From Zalans’ beautifully vibrant flower filled paintings, to Pevnýs charmingly naive works, to Gladyrenkos exceptionally romantic oils, there is something for everyone here: all displayed alongside a stunning collection of prints, watercolours, glassware and ceramics. We shall also be offering discounts to all mailing list members! An unmissable exhibition: certain to brighten up the dark winter months and remind us of our loved ones this Valentine’s Day and beyond.
A Curious Dream
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art is pleased to present a solo exhibition displaying outstanding work by Romanian artist Roxana Donisanu. An enchanting selection of magical paintings will be on view between 21st January and 10th February in the heart of Cambridge, just behind the Grafton Centre. Her stunning lyrical paintings are thick with narrative and meaning. Donisanu depicts a world of dreams and emotions one can easily relate to. Strongly reminiscent of Chagall and Picasso, she uses cubist forms combined with delicate, subtle colours to create her own escapist style. Gallery owners Mark and Louise Stephenson comment: “Metaphorically, there is more beneath the surface. Roxana’s spectacular works are a very refreshing change for those seeking something different. ”
Keeping it Small
EE Fine Art 7 Cobble Yard
EE Fine Art invites you to our January Sale, ‘Keeping it Small’, featuring outstanding and inspirational work, from a selection of Eastern European and Russian artists. The gallery will offer a wide selection of different styles from cubism to surrealism, impressionism to futurism and naïve art to graffiti by talented established and emerging artists. The gallery will offer a wide selection of different styles from cubism to surrealism, impressionism to futurism and naïve art to graffiti by talented established and emerging artists including Lena Kurovska, Natalia Piacheva, Olgierd Pikiewicz, Jindrich Pevny, Ilgvars Zalans, Andrey Lipatov, Eugene Ivanov, Oleg Sheludyakov, Adrian Paiu, Zsolt Gyarmati, Yuliy Takov, Adrian Doni and Karol Petres.
