Exhibition of Farid Akchurin "Touch" in the Central House of Artists

From March 17 to March 20, 2015, the Central House of Artists will host an exhibition of works by Farid Akchurin. Admission to the exhibition is free.

Farid Abdullovich Akchurin - Soviet painter and graphic artist, scholarship holder of the Union of Artists of the USSR, author of numerous masterpieces of fine art on various topics. The works of Farid Akchurin were awarded with gratitude and an honorary sign of the Peace Foundation and were presented at many international exhibitions.

The exposition “Touch” will delight the viewer with original works of various styles and themes. Regardless of whether they are painted in oil or pastel, the eclecticism of the plots and the variety of technical means testify to the great skill of the artist.

Looking at the master’s canvases, you might think that they were written not by one, but by several artists - the styles and techniques are so diverse. These differences are not associated with any special periods of the master’s life. Farid Akchurin writes how he breathes using a brush, like a pen writer.

Currently, the master’s works are in private collections in France, Germany, Spain, the USA, Italy and other countries.

Farid Akchurin: a brief biography

Farid Akchurin was born in 1950 in the city of Moscow. Since 1963 he began creative and exhibition activities. In 1980 he graduated with honors from the V.I. Surikov Art Institute. He was awarded a diploma of the Academy of Arts of the USSR. The works of Farid Akchurin were presented at numerous all-Union and international exhibitions. The artist’s whole life passed between Moscow, Paris and Bressey. And to this day the spirit of each of these places is clearly felt in his painting.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Address: Moscow, 119049, Krymsky Val, 10, metro Park Kultury, Oktyabrskaya.

How to get there

On foot 7-10 minutes from the metro Park Kultury or Oktyabrskaya.

By land transport Trolleybus No. B, No. 10 to the stop "Gorky Central Park of Culture and Health".

By car Travel is on the understeer of the inner side of the Garden Ring, exit from Kaluga Square towards the Crimean Bridge.

Opening hours: 11.00 - 20.00

Admission to the exhibition is free.