Anniversary exhibition of Levasheva Irina Anatolyevna Automatic translate

The anniversary exhibition dedicated to the 50th anniversary of Irina Anatolyevna Levasheva, is dedicated to traveling across Japan along the Base roads. It presents works in various techniques: Japanese Suybokug painting, oil painting and glass painting.

Irina Anatolyevna is a member of the Japan Union of Artists, where she won diplomas of various organizations for four years in a row: Saitama Newspapers, Kiowashi Isenci Publishing House, Shusaku Academy and Suybokug All-Japan Art Society. On her trip to Japan, she visited the ikebana exhibition of the Ikebano School in Kyoto (Ikenobo School turned 550 years old). Oil paintings of Japanese compositions such as Rikka, Seca and Dzyuka are presented at the exhibition in Lavrushensky, 15. Also, the exhibition presents works in the traditional Japanese Sumi-e technique, such as “Irises”, “Orchids”, etc. “Waterfall”, "Sunset" and "Ocean" - are made on glass. All these are vivid images and impressions received from what he saw.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Levasheva Irina Anatolyevna was born in Moscow in 1965. She graduated in 1989 from the Moscow Academic Art School in 1905 with a degree in Restoration and Storage of Painting. She worked as an artist-restorer of objects of carved bone from 1989 to 2013 in VHNRTS them. I.E. Grabar. Since 2010 he has been working in the same specialty at the Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art to the present.

In 2002 and 2006, she took part in the restoration Triennial “Restoration of Museum Values ​​of Russia”, as well as the Anniversary exhibitions of the restoration center and museums. Restoration work is indicated in the bibliographic reference “Domestic restoration in names” 1918-1991

In 2006 and 2008 she took part in a joint project Academician I.E. Grabar and the Center for Egyptological Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences on the restoration of the al-Muallak temple in old Cairo.

In 2008, she took part in the international complex expedition “Por-Bazhyn Fortress” (Tuva).

In 2013, a participant in the First Congress of Restorers.

Participant of the conference "Grabarevsky Readings VIII". During the work, the objects stored in the central museums of Moscow were restored: the Moscow Kremlin Museums, the State Historical Museum, the Kolomenskoye State Museum, the Kolomenskoye State Historical and Architectural Museum, the Pushkin State Literary Museum, the Moscow Ostankino Estate Museum, the State Central Theater Museum A. A. Bakhrushin, State Museum-Estate “Ostafyevo”, State Architectural and Art Museum-Reserve Tsaritsyno, VMDPNI. As well as regional museums of the country: Yegoryevsky Museum of History and Art, Kargopol State Historical-Architectural and Art Museum, Rybinsk State Institute of Chemical Arts, State Vladimir-Suzdal Museum-Reserve, Vologda State Museum of History, Architecture and Art, Kirov Regional Art Museum. V. M. and A. M. Vasnetsov, Nizhny Novgorod State Historical and Architectural Museum Reserve, State Historical Museum-Reserve Lenin Hills, Pskov State United Historical and Architectural and Art Museum Reserve, Ryazan Historical and Architectural Museum Reserve.

Member of the Creative Union of Artists of Russia and the International Federation of Artists since 2004. Personal exhibitions "Samples of Impression" Avangard Gallery Moscow, 2005, Sumi-e Symphony State Museum of the Oriental Peoples 2013 Moscow, 2014 State Museum estate "Arkhangelsk" "Sumi-e Symphony" spring, "Magic Japanese ink" August, September which was included in the project Japanese Autumn Festival 2014

Since 2003, she is fond of Japanese painting of Suibokug. Participates annually in the exhibitions “Nihon Nobi”, in the translation “Beauty of Japan” (Central House of Artists (CHA), Gallery on Solyanka, All-Russian Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art (VMDPNI), Chaliapin Gallery, State Tretyakov Gallery (State Tretyakov Gallery), Ministry Culture of the Russian Federation, Academy of Artists - St. Petersburg), as well as engaged in the Japanese arts of ikebana and comono.

In 2007 he received the jasper seal of the master, Skoch Ray (creative name - "The Beautiful Peony") with the right to teach Japanese painting. In 2014, a professor’s diploma and a confirmation board on the right to teach Japanese painting were issued.

In 2009 joins the All-Japan Society of Suibokug Artists ("Zen Koku Suybokuga Bijutsu Kokai"). He is a member of the Sakura Kai society of Japanese painting (Moscow) and is a teacher of the Ikenobo Center for Japanese Arts at the Suibokug Center under the direction of Midori Yamada. She opened and teaches at the Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art, the School of Japanese Painting.

In the competition “500 Best Works of the Year” of the All-Japan Suibokug Art Society. (Tokyo, Japan) three paintings: “City of Memories” 2012 from the training center “Shusaku Academy”, painting “Green Landscape” 2013 - from the publisher Kiowashi Isensi - awarded the diplomas, the painting “The Road to the Temple” in 2014._- awarded the diploma “Talented Work” from the Suibokug Art Society. The work "For birch Russia, I will face with the unloved" S. Yesenin, awarded the diploma of the newspaper Saitama.

The painting “City of Memories” was printed in the book “Cityscape” in Tokyo in 2012. A participant in the illustration of the book “The Basset Diaries” translation by Yamada Midori Russia. Member of the book illustrations Japanese folk tales translation by Yamada Midori (Russia 2014)

Creative works are in private collections and foundations of Russia and abroad (Japan, USA, England, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, Spain, Egypt).