Painter from Moldova participates in two contemporary art exhibitions in India
Chisinau, 11 March /MOLDPRES/- Fine artist Larisa Telipan, born in Moldova, participates in two international online contemporary art exhibitions, which were recently opened in the Indian cities of Bhubaneshwar and Dalhousie.
Larisa Telipan said that only female artists participate in the two contemporary art exhibitions.
Larisa Telipan was born on 9 November 1964 in Coșcalia village, Causeni district. In 1977-1983 she studied at the Republican School of Fine Arts Igor Vieru, and in 1987-1994 - at the Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture I. E. Repin from St. Petersburg. Member of the Union of Visual Artists of the Russian Federation and the Republic of Moldova. She works in the technique of watercolors and in the printing of graphics: engraving, lithography, engraving on cardboard, works in the technique of painting, canvas, oil, etc.
She is currently a teacher at Art High School No3 in St. Petersburg. She has works in public and private collections in Bulgaria, China, Egypt, Finland, Jordan, Romania, Russia, Serbia and the USA. She has participated in over 200 exhibitions in the country and abroad.
The two exhibitions in India will be open until the end of March.
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