Exhibition Farita Valiullina "I tell you about love, my people ..."

September 6, 2019 at 16 o’clock in the National Art Gallery of the State Museum of Fine Arts of the Republic of Tatarstan (Kazan, the Kremlin, the Khazine Museum Complex, 3rd entrance) will open the personal exhibition of Farit Valiullin “I tell you my love about love…”

Valiullin Farit Rashidovich was born on February 24, 1959 in the city of Kazan. In 1978 he graduated with honors from the Kazan Art College (teachers B.I. Mayorov, V.I. Kudelkin and Z. F. Gimaev), in 1986 - from the Moscow Art Institute. V.I. Surikov, specializing in monumental painter (course of Professor Yu. K. Korolev) and in the direction he worked in the Art Fund of Nizhnekamsk. He was the chairman of the creative group of city artists, one of the initiators and creators of the Adele art gallery, the first private gallery in the Republic of Tatarstan. Since 1998 - lives in Zelenodolsk.

Farit Valiullin is one of the authors and performers of the monumental decision of the inside of the Kul-Sharif dome. He was the head of a creative group of artists who participated in the reconstruction and reconstruction of the monumental sgraffito “Sovetskaya Tatariya” on the facade of the railway station building (authors V. Bubennov and V. Fedorov, 1966). Member of the Union of Artists of Russia in the Republic of Tatarstan, participant of All-Union, Russian and regional exhibitions, member of the board of the Union of Artists of Russia in the Republic of Tatarstan, Honored Artist of the Republic of Tatarstan, laureate of the State Prize of the Republic of Tatarstan named after Gabdulla Tukai for the creation of the spatial installation “Bulgarian Civilization. Millennium-long road. ”

Since 2006, F. R. Valiullin has been teaching at the Department of Design and National Arts of the Higher School of National Culture and Education. Gabdulla Tukai Institute of Philology and Intercultural Communication KFU, is the initiator of youth exhibitions, his students participate in regional and international exhibitions.

At the exhibition “I Tell You About Love, My People…”, a retrospective of the artist’s works is presented. The name of the exhibition is borrowed by the author from the lines of G. Tukai’s poetry, which most expressively and deeply express the artist’s creed. His art is dedicated to his native land and people, its history and culture. It is important for Farit Valiullin not to lose that connecting spiritual thread leading from the depths of the historical memory of the Tatar people. Therefore, he creates his own picture of the world based on the spiritual baggage of history. Kazan appears in Valiullin’s urban motifs, many-sided and full of its own life, as well as the once prosperous ancient capital of the Volga Bulgaria. In many of his works, Valiullin appears as a monumentalist, and his paintings are seen in large multi-color frescoes.

The exhibition runs until October 7, 2019.