Katya Medvedeva

Katya Ivanovna Medvedeva (Russian: Екатери́на Ива́новна Медве́дева Ekaterina Ivanovna Medvedeva; born 1937) is a Russian naïve painter.

Katya Medvedeva, a Russian naïve painter

Biography

Yekaterina (Katya) Medvedeva was born January 10, 1937 in the village Golubino of Novooskolsky District in Belgorod Oblast into a peasant family. Her parents died of starvation in 1947, when she was nine years old, and she was brought up in the Shusha's orphanage of the Nagorno-Karabakh autonomous region Azerbaijan SSR.

In her life, she worked at many different jobs, including: a waitress, postwoman, weaver, teacher, costume designer.

In 1976 (aged 39), by chance, she observed a painting class in an arts studio and decided to paint herself, with prolific output. Her paintings were soon recognised by art critics and she began to have exhibitions. Her works are now in public and private collections.

Exhibitions

Moscow, Kislovodsk, Belgorod, St. Petersburg, Cheboksary, Aged Ladoga, New Oskol, Stary Oskol, Ivangorod (all - Russia). Paris, Nice (France). Darmstadt, Berlin, Mainz (Germany). Chicago, New York City (USA). Copenhagen (Denmark), Stockholm (Sweden), Helsinki (Finland), Prague (Czech Republic).

Artistic album
  • 2005 My soul - Painting: Album Catalog[21] Publ. Red Square, ISBN 9785900743769 (Russian Federation Ministry of Culture, The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts), Moscow (Russia).
gollark: Possibly governments, if they're being bees.
gollark: Whoever you buy bread from?
gollark: Gold is only valuable because people *think it is*; this also applies to paper money.
gollark: There is no intrinsic value. The lack of gold just means you can trivially print it.
gollark: Ah yes, "intrinsic monetary value" TOTALLY EXISTS.

Press

Museum

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  19. "Благотворительный Арт-проект «12 ХОРОШИХ РАБОТ» – выставка «Торжество Добра» в МВЗ «Галерея А3»". b2blogger.com. August 3, 2009.
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