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Artist Yuri Piatkevich was born in Belarus, Moscow, graduated from the Advanced Directing Courses, painting him firmly settled in private collections and galleries. Prose and painting Petkevicha, who is known as the only modern follower of Andrei Platonov, there are indivisible and mutually feed each other. Yuri Piatkevich published in the journals "Friendship of Peoples", "New World", "October", "banner", "New Youth", "Film Art" and others. In publishing "Vagrius" and "Nezavisimaya Gazeta" was published his book "The Angel" and "Ferris Wheel." In 2012 there was a new, illustrated book author "With a bird on his head." It Piatkevich looks at the world through the eyes of a child or the blessed, his world is populated by strange people who see life as "one glorious melody," and even in the devastated village still the sun shines and the nightingales sing.

Selected Works Petkevicha published in Russian prose collections in Italy and Japan. China, Austria and Bulgaria. For the chronicle of "Homecoming," the author was awarded the International Prize for the best literary fund prose in the journal "Friendship of Peoples" A chronicle nominated for the Booker Prize in 1997.

Painting by Yuri Petkevicha presented in Moscow on collective exhibitions: in the Photo Center (exhibition of memory Parajanov) at Little Georgia, the House of Cinema, artists, publishers' Vagrius. "

Solo exhibitions at the Museum movie, the Museum of Architecture. Schuseva in "Chekhov's house" in Malaya Dmitrijevka in the gallery of the magazine "Banner", Movie Gallery and other venues.

The exhibition will be on display portraits, genre scenes, landscapes Yuri Petkevicha and special exhibition will take place on religious, christian painting iconic character. At the exhibition opening on June 6 at 16. 30 in the exhibition hall will present the author, and on June 7 at 17.00 in the framework of the "Book Fair" will be a creative meeting with Yuri PETKEVICH dedicated his book "From the bird on his head." Also, the writer promises to tell him about the relationship of painting and literature.