"The name of female-Moscow" exhibition at the Gallery A-3
 

On August 29th, at 19:00 in the Gallery A-3 (Starokonyushenny lane. At 39) will open the exhibition "The name of female-Moscow" exhibition will be held from August 29 to September 9,

        "Every city has its own character, its not describe a few words - especially when it comes to the metropolis, especially - of Moscow. Nevertheless, everyone has their own ideas about the nature, wittingly or unwittingly, and we exchange them. From these personal views as a picture of tiny pixels, formed a "collective image" of the city, getting distinctly feminine traits.

        Perhaps this is due to the female character of Moscow, is to a great extent have strong feelings - love or dislike, rather than cold indifference and detachment. Moscow shapes and changes us, demanding return of significant mental strength and energy, but she also gives a great creative impulse - to those who are able to feel it. Obviously, the artist can not help but feel it's breathing, "catching the wave" going from town.

        Gallery A3 - Moscow hall with twenty-five years of history, has already become an integral part of the Arbat landscape. This draft, in which artists do not so much describe Moscow as it is presented themselves, and given the nature of the city, it is not surprising that it is only invited women.

        For many, participating in the exhibition phase of artistic life began with a gallery A3, there were debut projects Clara Galitzine, Ani Acorn, Lucy Raven, Tanya Strelbitsky, and many talented artists of different generations. Together, they - the name of a woman. Moscow. "

        
        Exhibitors:
        Clara Golitsyn
        Tatiana STREL'BITSKAIA
        Marina Leyzgold
        Olga Gorohova
        Tatiana Kostrikova
        Inna Ivanova
        Pauline Andrukovich
        Elena Craft
        Nat Konysheva
        Elena Krokhina
        Tatiana Kisulina
        Lucy Voronov
        Elena Starkov
        Anya acorn
        Natalia Kaspirovich
        Anya Oparin