Next exhibition Carpet as a painting at the Jablonec City Theatre, 11 January - 18 February 2019
Participation at the 25e Festival du Cinema Russe, Honfleur. 2017
Domotex Hannover, 2017
January 14-17, 2017
The artworks by the famous Russian modernist artists that were used in the Diaghilev theatre company ballets still arouse great interest of the audience. Sotheby's auction house organised an exhibition in honour of the 100-year anniversary of ”Ballets Russes” in Paris in 2008. One could see about 150 paintings, sketches, costumes, decorations, drawings, sculptures, photographs, manuscripts and programs there. The interior artworks by modern designer Juliana Nico presented today continue this tradition in a sense. Made in unusual polychrome silk, they not only reproduce the brilliance and picturesqueness, but also create a new interpretation of the works by famous theatre modernist artists from the Diaghilev circle - Leon Bakst and Aleksandra Ekster.
Sinfonia di Vetro & Art Project Carpet as a Paingting. Munich, 2016 Sascha Reckert, Sebastian Reckert, Philipp Marguerre, Guibee Yang and Juliana Nico
Instant Art Gallery, 5 Rue de la Bûcherie, Paris will host the opening ceremony of the TOUCH OF SILK vernissage of modern design artworks on April 27 at 20:00. Two artists working with polychrome Rajasthan silk will be presented.
One series of artworks by designer Juliana Nico, GLIMPSES OF DIAGHILEV'S ”BALLETS RUSSES” (Russian modernism in Indian silk), is dedicated to the centennial of Diaghilev's entreprises in Europe.
The second series, CARP (Art Deco & Chinoiserie),
introduces artist Nijole Sitonyte:
CARP (Art Deco & Chinoiserie).
The exhibition will be held from
the 28th of April to the 17th of May.
http://muenchen-presse.de/kunst-literatur/1856-vernissage-und-glasharfenkonzert,-russische-moderne-in-indischer-seide
A new publication available here:
http://maxmonument.de/post/139310869556/juliana-nico-russische-moderne-auf-indischer
A publication about the exhibition is available here:
http://www.sphaerez.de/?p=16696
Galerie am Maxmonument, Thierschstr. 42, Munich, Germany, will host the opening ceremony of the ”GLIMPSES OF DIAGHILEV'S ”BALLETS RUSSES”: Russian modernism in Indian silk” exhibition of modern design artworks on February 19 at 19:00
to celebrate the 100-year anniversary of the Diaghilev theatre companies in Europe.
The artworks by the famous Russian modernist artists that were used in the Diaghilev theatre company ballets still arouse great interest of the audience. Sotheby's auction house organised an exhibition in honour of the 100-year anniversary of ”Ballets Russes” in Paris in 2008. One could see about 150 paintings, sketches, costumes, decorations, drawings, sculptures, photographs, manuscripts and programs there.
The interior artworks by modern designer Juliana Nico of ART & SILK DESIGN-ATELIER presented today continue this tradition in a sense. Made in unusual polychrome silk, they not only reproduce the brilliance and picturesqueness, but also create a new interpretation of the works by famous theatre modernist artists from the Diaghilev circle - Leon Bakst and Aleksandra Ekster.
The exhibition will be held from the 19th of February to the 11th of March at the Galerie am Maxmonument, Munich, Germany.
A new frame has been done
TWINS
Construction: Hand-tufted rug
Material:
Frame: Copper Tube
Rug: 100% Fruit Silk, India
Size: 100x100
Density: knots per meter 320x320; per sq. meter 102400
Construction: Hand-tufted
Material: 100% Silk, India
Dimensions (cm) : 170×275 – 240×390
This rug is also available in custom size.
August 1, 2015
Construction: Hand-tufted
Material: 100% Silk, India
Dimensions (cm) : 170×240 – 240×380
This rug is also available in custom size.
June 22, 2015
New collection PHOTO REPRODUCED IN THE THREAD by Elena Oganesyan is ready to order.
Exhibition in MAISON DUPIN, Geneva, Switzerland
January 28, 2015
The present collection revolves around one of the most popular symbolic objects – the fish. The fish represents perpetual motion, transitioning from the past to the present, and the borderline between the spoken and the unspoken. Furthermore, contemporary symbols, with which modern connoisseurs are familiar (e.g. carp in traditional Chinese culture is a symbol of success and prosperity). And so the familiar shapes and forms of Chinoiserie come to life in an unconventional texture, thereby transcending into the world of contemporary art.
