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Igor
Tcholaria -
the exhibition 'Obsession' of sculptures.
Igor
Tcholaria was born in 1959 in the small town of Ochamchiri on the
coast of the Black Sea in Abkhazia, Georgia. During his school days,
his teachers noticed his exceptional talent and suggested that he
apply to the prestigious Art College of Sukhumi. Tcholaria spent the
next three years there studying under the guidance of artist Givi
Guergaya. After completing his studies at the College, Tcholaria
moved to Leningrad to study at the University of Arts named after
Vera Mukhina.
Tcholaria became one of the first artists in the Soviet Union
who earned a living by painting portraits in the street. During
Gorbachev’s Perestroika, Tcholaria was noticed by the owner of
Cenacolo Gallery in Piacenza, Italy. Intrigued by Tcholaria’s
talent, the Italian art dealer offered to collaborate with him, the
start of an artistic venture abroad. In Italy he had his first solo
exhibition, soon followed by shows in Greece, Belgium and
Netherlands, along with auctions and art fairs. Among other
commissions, he was asked to paint two four-meter long murals for
famous ocean liner, the Queen Mary II. In 2009 he won the gold medal
for his aerographics on the latest Volvo C70, exhibited at the
Millionaire’s Fair in Moscow
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Metin Salih -
the exhibition 'mesmerEYES' of the artist's latest artworks. |
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Valentin
Zenkovsky -
the exhibition 'At The Intersection Of Borders'
of the artist's latest paintings. |
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David Mayer
- the exhibition 'Studio Studies' of the
paintings by the artist. |
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Mel Smothers
- the exhibition of the artist's latest
sculptures. |
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Helen Warner
- the exhibition
'From Pain To Freedom' - the first exhibition at
our gallery of the artist's artworks. |
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Enzo Archetti
- the exhibition of the artist's latest
paintings. |
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Gemma Billington -
the exhibition
'The Space Between' of the artist's latest
artworks. |
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History
of Exhibitions:
2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012,
2013,
2014,
2015,
2016,
2019,
2020,
2021,
2022
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