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Zevin Ada (pictoriţă, critic de artă) | ||
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Zevin Ada (painter, critic) | |
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Зевина Ада (художник, критик) |
| Zevin Ada - painter, critic | ||
 Ada Zevin (3.9.1918,Chisinau -23.09.2005,Chisinau) Painter Ada Zevin occupies a special place in the development of arts in Moldova. Her highly cultured works is rooted in the experience of the French and Romanian post-expressionist painting, which she absorbed early on during her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Bucharest, Romania. This experience is complemented by the artist’s profound understanding of Moldovan folk art, which fostered her own, completely original style. In her work the artist uses all means of expression--classical as well as modern. The pith of her art, though, is the cultivation of chosen harmonies of color and in the emphasized expressiveness of the line. Education 1938-1940 – Academy of Fine Arts, Bucharest, Romania 1945-1947 – School of Painting „I. Repin”, Chisinau, Moldova 1947-1949 – Art Institute „Suricov”, Moscow, Russia 1949-1953 – Art Institute „I. Repin” of the St. Petersburg Arts Academy 1953-1973 – Teacher at the Fine Arts Lyceum „A. Plamadeala”, Chisinau, Moldova 1956 – UPA member, Moldova Solo exhibitions 1960 – National Museum of Fine Arts, Chisinau, Moldova 1970 - National Museum of Fine Arts, Chisinau, Moldova 1980 - National Museum of Fine Arts, Chisinau, Moldova 1990 – UPA Exhibition Hall, Chisinau, Moldova 1996 – Romanian Cultural Foundation, Bucharest 2001 – United Nations, Chisinau, Moldova Group exhibitions 1961 - her first national exhibition of fine arts 1962 - debut at the USSR exhibition of fine arts 1966 - debut at an international exhibition of fine arts, Montreal 1966-2000 - participates in all UPA exhibitions, Chisinau, Moldova See: http://arhiva.art.md/zevin/en.html |
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