11 Dec - 15 Jan 2013

Christmas Weeks

Winter holidays, Christmas and New Year are the most inspiring days in the year,

when the creative atmosphere accumulates in the air. To give
this positive energy a creative impetus and transform it into
beautiful things, Molbert Gallery holds its Christmas Weeks.

From December 11 to January 15 the Gallery will hold workshops for children and adults,
lectures on the history of arts, charity events and an art fair
presenting the Gallery's best paintings, sculptures and drawings of modern artists
as well as applied art items and custom-made souvenirs. Guests of Molbert Gallery will be able to acquire
gifts to their friends and family, which will create a pleasant and cosy atmosphere in the house
and will bring pleasant memories for years to come, becoming family heirlooms. The art fair will be open from Tuesday to Sunday, from 12:00 to 21:00.

Workshops will be presented by famous artists working in different art styles. Presenters will include faculty members of the Stieglitz School (former Mukhina School), participants of major art exhibitions in Russia and abroad, authors of various art courses, whose works had been acquired by private collectors worldwide. All workshops will celebrate the New Year season. The workshops will include oil painting, pastel and watercolor art, creation of postcards and ceramic pieces, porcelain painting and lace-making, sweet designs made of candies and felt toys.

Participation fees apply. For information on ticket prices and available spaces please call +7 (812) 438-01-14.

Pavel Eskov

Pavel Eskov is a young professional artist with an academic degree, recognized master of the city landscape genre. He is an artist who has been working on developing realistic art traditions in his work, who also uses impressionistic motifs in his art, filling his canvases with present-day associations.

Evgeny Dubitsky

Evgeny Dubitsky is a famous St. Petersburg graphic artist, who paints in pastel, watercolor, and calligraphic etching. The exhibition presents pastel paintings of different views of St. Petersburg and its environs. Every work of art reflect its author's unique style and virtuoso technique.

Yulia Kostsova

Yulia Kostsova was born in Ekaterinburg in 1983. In 1999-2004 she studied at Shadr Art School in Ekaterinburg. In 2005-2011 she attended Repin State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.

Anton Makarov

Member of the Russian Union of Artists. Laureate of Young Russian Artists All-Russian Art Exhibition. In 2010 was awarded the Gold Medal of the Russian Union of Artists. Participated in numerous large regional, Russian and international exhibitions.

Oksana Arkhipova

Oksana Arkhipova is a young St. Petersburg artist whose creative style was influenced to a large extent by her studies under A. A. Mylnikov in the Monumental Art Studio. Ms. Arkhipova works in the tradition of the Russian academic art school.