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Keith Linwood Stover - Curator
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The Cyber Art Show
"Bringing the Museum to You"
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"Warmth of Wooden Walls"
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Feature Artist Bio
 Vladimir Volosov - Warmth of Wooden Walls |  Vladimir Volosov - Water and Stones of Karelia |  Vladimir Volosov - Old Boat |
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 Vladimir Volosov - Autumn Lace |  Vladimir Volosov - Space |  Vladimir Volosov - Old Oak |
 Vladimir Volosov - Sign of Spring |  Vladimir Volosov - Moody Ocean |  Vladimir Volosov - The Griboedov Canal |
 Vladimir Volosov - Birches |  Vladimir Volosov - Memory About Kuindjy |  Vladimir Volosov - Still Life With Candle |
By permission of the artist, The Cyber Art Show is pleased to feature the second of two 12-piece exhibitions of works by Russian painter Vladimir Volosov (Born 1937 in Leningrad (St. Petersburg), Russia).
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Vladimir Volosov is a Doctor of Science, Professor, winner of the State Prize, and author of more than 100 scientific articles. In 1990, he left his scientific career and completely devoted himself to painting.
"One can find, though rarely, people for whom to live one life is not enough. And they manage to live several lives within the same God-given amount of time…”- was written about him in the press.
At the threshold of his fifties, he decided to live one more life, a new, alluring life of the free artist. He walked away from his established scientific career and completely devoted himself to painting.
Now he is author of several hundreds paintings. The main direction of Vladimir's painting is lyrical realism and abstract compositions.
In the ten months since his arrival in the USA, he has won two gold medals at an exhibition at the Asa Art Gallery in New York. Some paintings were included in “International Contemporary Artists Vol VI, New York, 2012"
Volosov’s works are currently held in galleries and private collections in Russia, USA, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Israel, and Japan.
Selected Exhibitions
2014 - "From Russia With Art": Celebrating Vladimir Volosov 25th Anniversary of Artistic Creativity, Manchester-by-the-Sea, MA (USA)
2012-2013 - "Annual From Russia With Arts and Culture Festival" Newton, MA (USA)
2012 - Apollinaire Theater Gallery,"Uncle Vanya" Exhibit, Chelsea, MA (USA)
2010 - Asa Art Gallery - 1293 Broadway, New York 2011-13- "From Russia With Art" Gallery, Cambridge, MA (USA)
2007 - Brodsky Muzeum, St. Petersburg
2005 - Brodsky Muzeum, St. Petersburg
2004 - Art City Gallery, St. Petersburg
2003 - Business Center International, St. Petersburg
2002 - Art Gallery "Coffee-Break," St. Petersburg
2002 - Art Gallery "Book World," Boston, MA (USA)
2001 - Art City Gallery, St. Petersburg
2000 - Alla Rogers Gallery, Washington
2000 - Mai-Art Gallery, Lappeenranta, Finland
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Awards and Prizes
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2004 - Membership in Russian Derzhavin's Academy of Art
2009 - Special prize at the Moscow International Festival Art Preview
2010 - Two gold medals at an exhibition at Asa Art Gallery (New York)
2012 - Four paintings were included in album, International Contemporary Artists Vol IV, New York
Gallery #601B
December 14, 2017
Twelve Pieces by Contemporary Artist
Vladimir Volosov (Born 1937)
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
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“After the historic collapse of the Berlin Wall, in 1993-1994, I participated in a very important exhibition of German, Jewish and Russian artists “Zwei Welten- Eine Kunst” – “Two Worlds - One Art.” This exhibition traveled all over Berlin and its neighborhoods and was aimed at uniting the cultures of the Western World and Post-communist countries.
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I do not speak great English, but I speak the languages, which are understandable by every nation: the language of Science and the language of Art. In 1960, I used the language of Science (formulas and experiments) to communicate with American physicists, Nobel Prize winners, pioneers and creators of lasers and nonlinear optics Charles Townes and Nicholas Bloembergen. During the last 25 years of my artistic creativity, I used the language of Fine Art to make more than 900 oil paintings that are spread all over the world: Russia, USA, Finland, Sweden, Germany, Israel and Japan.​” ​
