Valerik Apinian

Apinian Valerik
Apinian Valerik
	Gumri, Armenia
Died	28 July 2019 (aged 69)
Nationality	Russia, Armenia

Valerik Apinian (4 April 1950 - 28 July 2019)^[1] was an Armenian and Russian artist.

Biography

Valerik Apinyan was born April 4, 1950, in the village of Mayisyan (Armenia). He graduated from school in 1967. He studied at Leninakan Art College, Leningrad Higher School of Industrial Art, Mukhina from 1973 to 1976. He was a free listen at the Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture. IE Repin (Academy of Arts). He was a member of the Russian Artists' Union since 1976. He had more than 20 personal exhibitions, participated in over 200 exhibitions in Russia and the world. For a long time he lived and worked in Germany and Sweden. The main collection of works were painted in oil, as well as many works with tempera. He worked with graphics, painted the theater curtains for theaters, as for example, at the Mariinsky theater. Workshops are located in St. Petersburg near Mariinsky theater, and in the Armenian city of Gumri.

Personal life

Valerik was born into a family of school teachers in Leninokan city. He was married to Tamara Krivko-Apinian*http://ru.hayazg.info/Апинян_Тамара_Антоновна, Professor of Philosophy and art history and the author of books on the philosophy and history of music. Valerik and Tamara have two sons. He lived in St. Petersburg.

Collections

His works are collected by

The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg
The National Museum of Armenia, Yerevan
The Museum of modern art Armenia, Yerevan
In private Museum collections
Frank Reiche Munich
Tamara Oloffson, Sweden
Rönesans Holding Erman Ilicak, Turkey
More than 350 works of oil are located in private collections in Russia, USA and Europe

Personal exhibition

11.05.2015.300 s Armenian community. Gallery at the Armenian Church of St. Petersburg
04.04.2011. Museum of Modern Art Armeni. Erevan
30.10.2006. Galerie Venome Paris France
12.04.2001. Freiraume Berlin, Germany
25.10.2001.main(central) exhibition hall Manege St. Petersburg
18.11.1997. Stockholm Galerie Stockholm Sweden
06.10.1996. Galerie Annachrista Kroll Düsseldorf Germany
07.12.1996. Galerie Von Der-Leage Aachen Germany
25.11.1994. Aachen Germany Municipality
16.11.1994. Cologne Germany Municipality
17.06.1994. Galerie Am Aubach Berlin, Germany
05.12.1991. Exhibition Center of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists
17.12.1991. Tamara Oloffson galerie and kulturnamnden Pitea, Sweden
14.12.1990. Wolgang Tumulka Galerie Munich
09.12.1990. Galerie Von Der-Leage Aachen Germany

References

^ Funeral

External links

[1] Funeral

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International	FAST ISNI VIAF
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