Inga Pavlotskaya
Born in 1962 in Ashgabat, Turkmenistan. Graduated from Moscow State University in 1986. Studied painting in the studio of Vladimir Pavlotsky. Author of articles and essays on Turkmenistan's visual arts. Member of the Union of Artists of Turkmenistan since 1995. Member of the Professional Creative Union of Graphic Artists of the International Federation of Artists since 1993. Participant in exhibitions since 1996.
Works in collections
Works are held in private collections domestically and internationally.
Exhibitions and auctions
1997-1998: Solo exhibitions, Central House of Artists, Moscow. 1999: Moscow International Art Salon 'CHA-99'.
Critic
Inga Pavlotskaya was born in 1962 in Ashgabat, into the family of the famous Turkmen painter Vladimir Pavlotsky. From childhood, she was surrounded by a creative atmosphere. Writers, artists, and musicians were frequent guests in their home. Living for long periods in Moscow and Saint Petersburg, she was introduced early on to masterpieces of Russian and world art. Works of Serov and Vrubel, Monet and Cézanne, Derain and Picasso became a permanent part of her life. Visits to the studios of painters S. Dudnik and M. Rudakov, sculptor L. Raizman in Moscow, and Professor Boguslav Shvach in Warsaw left a lasting impression. All of this—traveling, visiting museums and exhibition halls, concerts, and theatrical performances—helped Inga develop harmoniously and find her true calling. In 1986, she graduated from the art history department of Moscow State University and specialized in contemporary Turkmen painting. Besides numerous newspaper articles, radio and television appearances, Inga has written two monographs for the Moscow publishing house 'Soviet Artist' about the work of Turkmenistan artists K. Bekmuradov and Ya. Bayramov, and an essay on the People's Artist of Turkmenistan D. Jumadurdy. However, art history is only a part of her creative life. Inga is most expressive in painting. She persistently works from nature and is drawn to abstract painting. The young artist already participated with her works in jubilee exhibitions dedicated to the fifth anniversary of independence and the first anniversary of Turkmenistan's neutrality in Ashgabat (1996-97), and in 1997, along with her father, at a solo exhibition in the Central House of Artists in Moscow. Inga Pavlotskaya is a member of the Union of Artists of Turkmenistan and a member of the International Federation of Artists under UNESCO. Adam Stasinsky.
Bibliography
Booklet 'Inga Pavlotskaya', Adam Stasinsky, OAO 'Vneshtorgizdat' printing house, Moscow, 1997; Grigory Anisimov 'Honorary Consul of Poland (Father and Daughter)', 'Kultura', 02.10.1997, p. 10; Catalogue 'Moscow International Art Salon CHA-2000', Moscow, p. 177; Andrzej Wawrzyniak 'Lhasa Apso - My Love', exhibition catalogue, Asia and Oceania Museum, Warsaw, 2001, p. 36; Catalogue 'Moscow International Art Salon CHA-2002', Moscow, p. 207.
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