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Exhibition of Oil Paintings by acclaimed Russian artist ANDREY M. SHIROKOV

when:- 15th to 16th May,  11 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Venue:- 5-7 Portugal Place, Cambridge, CB5 8AF

'Impressions of Rural Russia'

(jointly organised with):  'Russian Arts Help'

- a charity aiming to help artists, musicians and other gifted people of Russia develop and participate in international exchanges and exhibitions.

Proceeds from the exhibition will go to the artist and the charities.

Andrey M. Shirokov is a Russian contemporary impressionist artist and member of the Artists Union of Russia. He was born in Vyatka (formerly Kirov- small town 900 km east of Moscow) in 1960 into a family of painters. After graduating from the Kirov School of Painting he chose to remain in his home town and has become a central figure in the Vyatka art movement, which preserves traditions of realistic school of painting.

-- larger image may be seen here! --





 

Heart of the World Festival

when:- 11th - 25th July 2010

advance news ! -- music and arts from many parts of the world!

watch out for the Russian events!

where:- Guildhall, Cambridge and many other locations around Cambridge






















- 'Russian Cambridge' -

Guided tours of Cambridge in Russian, with a qualified blue-badge guide Nancy Gregory, are organised on request.

Please contact Tanya Yurasova on: yurasova(at)physics.org if you are interested






'Russian School for Children'

A friendly, lively and vibrant community of people who live in the Cambridge area,and who consider Russian as one of the spoken languages at home.

More information here - http://camrusschool.co.uk




About the Russian Speaking Society

Some of us are native Russians; for others Russian is the second language; and some are only thinking of learning it! However, we all have common interests in various aspects of Russian culture, history, art and life.
We usually meet about once a month for:
- enthralling talks,
- refreshing walks in the woods,
- singing, dancing and poetry nights,
- elevating parties, discos, films
and much more!

You don't need to be a native Russian or to speak the language - everyone is most welcome to pop in!
Non-members are very welcome to all events. However, there are certain privileges for members, e.g. most events are totally. Anybody can join.

If you would like to be on our free mailing list, or to join the society, or simply for more information, please contact Tanya Yurasova on: yurasova(at)physics.org



last updated January 14, 2010