Giving a smile is also an art! FULL OF HUMOR AND GROTESQUE CREATIVITY UKRAINIAN ARTIST ANATOLY KOZELSKY can be seen in Sable Gallery.
Considering that the owner of the art gallery, Inessa Sable, Inessa Sable, a designer by training, although she does not work as an artist, has a subtle artistic taste, puts on interesting exhibitions, and is involved in charity work. The gallery was opened a year ago, but during this time it has managed to attract many connoisseurs of beauty. Anatoly Kozelsky, a native of Ukraine, the works are made in a naive style: gnomes, clowns - the author’s handwriting is very recognizable, just look at the very expressive eyes of his characters, seeing which will give you a smile. With all this, one cannot help but note the clear influence of artists of the Northern Renaissance on his work. It should be noted that the artist is very inventive in creating the storyline of his works (this also applies to succinct and laconic titles). As a result, each of his works is a small story, fairy tale or parable filled with humor. The artist’s work contains medieval themes, which only shows that human passions and whims are eternal. His work includes classical still lifes and even icons. Nowadays, the popularization of Ukrainian art is very important and Inessa Sablé is doing this. Lagunova Marina
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September 11, 24 years later For over twenty years now, I have been spending this day with my friends, members of the 9-11 Families organization, whom I respect greatly. Marina Lagunova
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A Horrible Four Years in Ukraine On February 24, rallies took place in various cities and countries. On a cold winter evening, with snow still lingering and the streets treacherous with ice, concerned people gathered in Brighton Beach on this sad and tragic anniversary to express solidarity and hope for long-awaited peace. Marina Lagunova
Let not the hand of the giver be empty Sometimes, to feel the real pulse of New York City, you don't have to go to Manhattan's business district. Marina Lagunova
