On Tuesday, March 27, at Alexandra's Gallery, the centenary of the unification of Bessarabia with Romania was celebrated with a painting exhibition by Iurie Matei, Valeriu Jabinschi, Ion Jabinschi and Marina Grosu Vasile, all from the Republic of Moldova. The evening was honored by the presence of the publicist Tudor Octavian and animated by the mini-recital given by Andrei Paunescu, the son of the late Adrian Paunescu and continuator of the Flacara Cenacle.
On the walls of Alexandra's Gallery are now exhibited works signed by several top artists from the Republic of Moldova, led by Iurie Matei.
Valeriu Jabinschi is a graduate of the Academia di Belle Arte di Brera in Italy. and professor at the Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts in Chisinau. He has over 15 personal exhibitions and works in private collections in several countries. See some works and other information about Valeriu Jabinschi HERE.
Ion Jabinschi is a University Lecturer and Vice Dean at the Faculty „Fine Arts, Decorative and Design" from Chisinau. He contributed to the painting in the Cathedral of the Nativity of the Mother of God in Orhei, Republic of Moldova; and is a doctoral student, the doctoral school "Education Sciences", the State Pedagogical University "I. Branch ”, from Chisinau. He has been painting and exhibiting since 1999. See some works and other information about Ion Jabinschi HERE.
Born in 1984, Marina Grosu Vasile, known to artistic circles after the GroMVas signature, graduated Grigoriopol School of Art and specialized in easel painting East mmember of the Arts UnionetPlastics from the Republic of Moldova. See some papers and other information about GroMVas HERE.
Vasile Burdila is a young potter, ccoordinator of the ceramics workshop at StudentFest 2017, member of the Union of Fine Artists of the Republic of Moldova, graduate of the Academy of Fine Arts, specializing in Decorative Ceramics., with exhibitions in Bucharest, Iasi, and Venice. See some works and other information about Vasile Burdila HERE.
We can't help but remember something about the most famous contemporary painter from across the Prut. Iurie Matei is an international artist, who likes to paint people the most. “There are paintings that I worked on a lot, others are dear to my characters, for example in those in which I painted my mother or Childhood Memories - a very simple painting that I care about. I create paintings that enter the collective memory. In 95 percent of my paintings are people. Especially those with whom I have certain feelings of friendship, of love because then I become more sincere, more credible. We, the artists, have priority, because our work does not have to be translated. We can sell it or export it to any country in the world. " In 1999 he launched the "Iurie Matei" awards for literature, fine arts, music, theater, film, patronage and art management, and in 2010 he was awarded the honorary title of "People's Artist". He has had numerous solo exhibitions in Romania, the Netherlands, France, Italy, and Ukraine. The paintings painted by this master of the brush cost as much as a Porsche or a BMW, he had dozens of national and international exhibitions, and his works have reached private collections around the world.
The event was also attended by people of culture, businessmen from the Republic of Moldova, art critics and journalists.
