Place of two artists Andrius Kovelinas and Nina Rostkowska

Andrius Kovelinas was born in 1958. Originally from Lithuania, lives in Poland. He designed posters for theatre, opera and ballet, for which he received awards in competitions. In Lithuania, he ran his own art school. He also lived in France and Ireland. He has been painting in oil for years, and the main subject of his work is women. His paintings are in many private collections in Poland and abroad. He has had many international exhibitions, the most appreciated of which are: Cianchiano Art. Museum, Italia, 2011 Galeria La Vittoria, 2012, Rome, Italia X-Power Gallery, Taipei Taiwan, 2013 Green Gallery, Dublin, Ireland, 2006 -2014

Nina Rostkowska has been painting since childhood, art is an adventure of form for her, and in her paintings she writes a story about the world, emotions, and subsequent days of life. The artist studied at the Secondary School of Fine Arts in Łódź, and then continued her education at the Faculty of Art of Maria Curie-Skłodowska University in Lublin. She also conducted teaching activities as a drawing and painting teacher. Nina Rostkowska has been painting a diary in the convention of abstract painting for over 30 years. He has over a thousand paintings to his credit, which are records of everyday life. The artist exhibited her works in art galleries in Poland and abroad. Her work has been awarded in many competitions, and in 2009, Nina Rostkowska received the honorary badge "Merit for Polish culture" awarded to people who distinguish themselves in the creation, dissemination and protection of culture, awarded by the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage. Nargordy: Miskolc City Award - International Painting Triennial of the Carpathian Region - Silver Square, Przemyśl 2015 1st prize in the 29th National Exhibition of Art Teachers' Creativity, Rzeszów 2014 1st and 2nd prize in the Watercolor Exhibition Rzeszów 2002 and 2003 Award of the Mayor of Krosno in the Creator category 2008

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Small things / 79 /(2023)

Small things / 79 /(2023)