works on paper

 

OPENING RECEPTION Friday December 5, 6-9pm

Saturday-Sunday, Dec.6-7 & Dec.13-14, 1pm - 6pm

or by appointment: marinotchka@yahoo.com

 

FREE and open to the public.

 

Marina Tsesarskaya lives and works in New York, completed a BFA at the College of Fine Arts and Industrial Design, Kiev, Ukraine and her MFA from the Kiev Academy of Fine Arts. Her work, which has been exhibited internationally in the United States, Canada, Russia, and her native Ukraine, has been in exhibitions at Art@Large, NYC; Moscow Contemporary Art Museum, Moscow, Russia; Manhattan Graphic Center, NY; and The Print Center, Philadelphia, PA. and included in collections of the Tate Museum, The New York Public Library, The Brooklyn Museum of Art, and The Walker Art Center. Tsesarskaya received a commission from the MTA Arts for Transit program. Her stained glass project is installed at the Prospect Avenue train station in the Bronx. 

 

"Most of my work consists of visual references on my personal experiences. The images in my work will present places without names, experiences which bypass the senses and proceed directly to the psyche, in which viewers may locate themselves with the use of a shifting taxonomy of emotional resonance. Any signs indicating real space are only points of departure revealing where one is not…trace the relationship between human destiny and destination and finds the state of longing (to belong) a singular place to be at the moment."