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Petric Mihai (pictor) | ||
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Petric Mihai (painter) |
| Petric Mihai - painter | ||
 Petric Mihai Born 7 March 1923, Meleseni village, Bravicea (currently Calarasi) It seems that originality comes from two directions: from the subconscious of each person as well as from our capacity to see and to observe, to contemplate. A painter may pass by a plastic motif without noticing it. Another one may stop in front of it, thrilled, and paint it. This is how individuality seems to be expressed. The way Dostoevski understood it, that is art comes from our feelings rather than from the intellectual side. Mihai Petric Education 1935-1944 - Pedagogical school in Iasi and Chisinau 1948 - Graduates the National School of Plastic Arts "I. Repin" (currently the College of Plastic Arts "A. Plamadeala"), Chisinau, Moldova 1948-1955 - Institute of Plastic Arts, Faculty of Plastic Arts, Kiev, Ukraine Experience 1955-1959 - teacher at the National School of Plastic Arts "I Repin" (currently the College of Plastic Arts "A. Plamadeala"), Chisinau, Moldova 1956 - Member of the Union of Plastic Arts of Moldova 1959 - Member of the Management Board and Secretary of the Union of Plastic Arts of Moldova 1963-1980 - Director of the State Museum of Plastic Arts, Chisinau, Moldova 1972-1976 - Vice President of the Management Board of the Union of Plastic Arts of Moldova Solo Exhibitions 1964 - Officers' House (currently Army House), Chisinau, Moldova 1984 - National Museum of plastic Arts, Chisinau, Moldova 1985 - Sadova and Horodiste, Calarasi district, Moldova 1986 - National Clinical Hospital, Chisinau, Moldova 1988 - Technical University of Moldova, Chisinau 1993 - "Constantin Brancusi" Gallery, Chisinau, Moldova 1993 - "MOLDEXPO", Chisinau, Moldova Group Exhibitions Since 1956 - participated in all the exhibitions of plastic arts in Moldova, as well as in exhibitions organized on the occasion of the days of Moldovan culture in Moscow, Tallinn, Riga, Baku, Tashkent, Erevan, Odessa, Lvov, Chernivtsy, Minsk 1967 - Moldovan Plastic Art, Budapest, Hungary 1968 - Mongolia 1968 - Canada 1980, 1984, 1987 - Bulgaria 1980 - Syria 1988 - Portugal 1989 - Island 1990 - Spain 1993 - Romania 1995 - Hungary Art Camps 1963, 1968, 1975 - Gurzuf (Crimea), Iraq 1982 - Bojentsi, Bulgaria Awards 1960 - "Pin of Honor" Award 1978 - Master Emeritus of Arts of Moldova 1989 - People's Plastic Artist 1998 - Citation of the Republic Works in Public Collections Moldova, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, Bulgaria Works in Private Collections Moldova, Romania, Russia, Belarus, Bulgaria, Japan, Israel, USA, Canada, Greece, Italy, Belgium, Germany, Poland, Hungary, France, Turkey See: http://arhiva.art.md/petric/en.html |
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