ANDREI KUSHNIR
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COMING SOON:
TWO NEW EXHIBITS BY ANDREI KUSHNIR SMALL MARINE PAINTINGS at American
Painting Fine Art LANDSCAPES OF DIVERSITY at the Virginia Museum of History and Culture
For
More Information, please contact the Gallery. The University Club of Washington, DC held its annual Book Fair on November 29th. 2017. Andrei Kushnir's "Oh Shenandoah" was one of the books featured. Andrei with University Club Member Michael O'Farrell. Photo by Brian Donohoe, Assistant General Manager, The University Club.
CONGRATULATIONS To The Shenandoah County
Fair: 100 Years of Excitement,
History and FUN!
New Review of Andrei's book,
Oh, Shenandoah, in the August, 2017 issue of Maine Antique Digest:
Most Recent Exhibition at James Madison University,
Duke Gallery of Fine Art https://www.jmu.edu/forbescenter/events/2017/05/01-painting-the-valley.shtml May 1 to June 23, 2017
The city of Harrisonburg contains many
interesting and authentic attractions and restaurants, making it well
worth a day or overnight visit to sample the local scene. While
in Harrisonburg, be sure to visit the sites of some of Andrei's paintings: The Rockingham
County Court House and Spring House, in Court Square:
Available through UVA Press, Barnes & Noble, and most museum gift shops and book stores. Bring your
copy in, and Andrei will personally sign it for you. NEW WORK:
To see a video by Synavista of Andrei working in the field, click here: http://goo.gl/9AaiO
On June 15, 2011,
the University of Maryland University College (UMUC) Arts Program announced that Maryland artist Andrei Kushnir was awarded
the Juror’s Choice Award for his painting “Potomac Riverscape,” in the first Biennial Maryland Regional
Juried Art Exhibit, to be held from August 1 through October 16, 2011. The competition was open to artists in Maryland,
Northern Virginia and Washington, DC., and of over 1,100 images by more than 320 artists, 56 works were chosen for the exhibit. The jury for selection were Helen Frederick, professor, George Mason University;
Helen Jackson, independent art consultant/curator; and Evangeline J. Montgomery, artist, retired program development officer,
United States Department for the Arts American Program.
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