Maria Serebriakova

This year, the OVCHARENKO Gallery celebrates its thirtieth anniversary. It is a grand and joyful celebration, not only because it, in fact, aligns with the anniversary of our new state, born in the struggles of perestroika, but also because the Gallery survived the hardships of our modern history and remained...

Regina Gallery presents a solo-show “East of Eden. Sequel” by the Russian artist Maria Serebriakova. This exhibition is a continuation of the project which was held in the gallery 2 years ago. There are the new pictural and graphic works of the author from the series “Ideation(s)”, “History of Dreams”...

Mikhail Ovcharenko is the new director of Regina. Now, it's his responsibility to take care of and grow the gallery's many fruits, as he encourages everyone to get out of their dull houses, workshop and offices and color their daily life with “Tutti Frutti”. It's a bright and bold mix....

The paintings of Maria Serebriakova, to the extent that they can be said to intentionally represent a given or known visual world, are as much about the nowhere and everywhere of her personal sensory experiences as a painter in the studio. Serebriakova has always been attracted to states of undefined...

'The team from our youth, the team we can't live without!' Regina Gallery presents an exhibition featuring some of today's most progressive Russian artists, curated by Mikhail Ovcharenko. The show will, for the first time, allow visitors a look inside several rooms that were previously reserved only for private gallery...

The exhibition reflects Serebriakova's current focus on painting and drawing, with elements such as landscapes and commonplace objects reoccurring in her highly personal imagery achieved through minimal means and employed with a particular subtlety of touch. The exhibition includes new large-scale paintings in acrylic, as well as several cycles of...

In her new painting series Maria Serebriakova explores the processes within the working consciousness. The artist travels along the landscapes of her mind and records her travelling memories on canvas. Her image-phantoms are circles appearing as if suns or constellations, rhythmic lines that arc across the surface of some paintings,...