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ZOYA March-June 2008
ZOYA ('life' in Greek) is a living art project - an exhibition of new work
Belarus. The unique mixed-media pieces are intriguing and rich
creations on auto windshields, along with her paintings on canvas
and wood - produced entirely during her stay in Washington DC in
Marc Chagall, Zoya's work reflects her impressions of America, and projects her unique artistic and national identity that blends old-world humanism with an expressive modernism.
Organized by Mondano, the ZOYA project is a collaboration with Chernobyl Children's Project International to help establish arts programs for children in Chernobyl-affected areas, offering a hopeful light of art for many young people who live in its aftermath.
Final show - Willow Street Gallery, Friday, June 6th, 7-9pm
6925 Willow Street NW, WDC 20012 (near Takoma metro) website
Exhibit at International Art Affairs, May 15-18
Blagden Alley, WDC website
Exhibit at the United Nations Headquarters, NY, April 22 – May 2 Attended by ambassadors and diplomats, the April 22 exhibit opening at the United Nations generated enthusiastic response. The ZOYA exhibit coincided with the 22nd anniversary of the Chernobyl catastrophe.
CHERNOBYL::20 2006
The C20 project was a unique collaboration, bringing world-class photographers and musicians together to focus attention on the Chernobyl disaster's continuing consequences.
