SILENT AUCTION. London 2017. UCU

silent auction

Black tie FunDraising Dinner in suPPort oF the ukrainian catholic uniVersity

Silent Auction

in support of the Ukrainian Catholic University T he silent auction will take place during the fundraising event on 16 June, 2017

at the GRAY’S INN Honourable Society, 8 South Square, London.

A ll guests will be able to preview the auction lots during the VIP cocktail reception

and dinner, and must indicate in writing their bids for specific lots.

T hose who double the first auction bid win immediately.

E ach auction bid must be made in increments of £20.

A ll items will be sold to the highest bidder. All sales are final.

T he final payment for the purchased lots must be made in cash or

by wire transfer within fifteen business days after the auction.

Flowers, 2013 Paper, watercolour, 50x70 cm

£ 700

Mykhaylo Demtsyu, b. 1953 Graduated from the Lviv College of Decorative and Applied Arts named after Ivan Trush.

Personal exhibitions have been held in Ukraine, France, Germany, Belgium, Russia and the Netherlands.

Was commissioned in 2004 by German brand Rosenthal to paint on china, and in the summer of 2005, the company released for sale a line named “Petersburg,” which was a result of artist’s contributions.

Awards: All-Ukrainian Triennial of painting. The third prize (2001); Ceramics Festival at the Museum of Ceramics. Westerwald, Germany. The first prize (2003).

Works are the part of the following collections: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, Lviv National Museum, Ukraine; Khmelnytskyy Regional Art Museum, Ukraine; National Art Museum of Ukraine; Museum of Ceramics, Westerwald, Germany; Zaporizhzhya Art Museum, Ukraine; Taras Shevche­ nko National Museum.

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Virgin Mary, 2011

Halyna Fedchyshyn, b. 1986

Board, gesso, egg tempera, 39x22 cm

Cratuated from The Lviv National Academy of Arts.

£ 300

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Works in various techniques of painting and drawing, is engaged in restoration of works of art and iconography.

Student of known Lviv restorer Vadim Volkov. Participant of the scholarship program «Gaude Polonia» (Foundation sponsored the Minister of Culture of Poland).

Mother of God “Kikiotisa”, 2017 A replica of an Italian-Cretian icon of the 16th century Wood, natural pigments, gilding, 31x27 cm

£ 300

Radruz, Icon Painting School of UCU The school was founded in 2005 and still is open for everyone. Training program consists of practical classes (including tempera painting in medieval style and technique of iconography figure, Cyrillic chirography), liturgical practices in the community of associates, learning the basics of theology, liturgy and theory of iconography, study trips and excursions. School calling and mission is to study deeply and follow the technique of the old icon of his land.

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On the River, 2015

Petro Sypnyak, b. 1959

Canvas, oil, 40x40 cm

Graduated from the Lviv College of Decorative and Applied Arts named after Ivan Trush.

£ 350

Awards: Biennale “Lviv’91 - Renaissance”, L’viv, The first prize; L’viv Autumn Salon “Vysokyy Zamok’98”, L’viv, award for painting.

Personal exhibitions: Gallery “Green Sofa”, L’viv, Ukraine (2014); Museum of Art, Ivano-Frankivsk (2004); Aachen, Germany (2001); Duren, Germany (2000); Gallery “Olympus”. Kiev, Ukraine (2000); Art Gallery, L’viv, Ukraine (1990).

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An Old Mill, 2014

Mykhailo Bezpal’kiv, b. 1939

Canvas, oil, 38x55 cm

Graduated from the Lviv Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts.

£ 350

Personal exhibitions: L’viv (personal), Ukraine (1999); Wroclaw, Poland (1997); Stoughton, Chicago, USA (1989); Berlin, Germany (1986); Budapest, Hungary (1981); Moscow, Russia (1980); Sendai, Japan (1975).

His works are in museums, galleries and private collections in Ukraine, Poland, Hungary, Germany, France, Belgium, USA, Canada, Russia, and Italy.

Awards: All-Ukrainian Triennial of painting. Third prize (2001); Ceramics Festival at the Museum of Ceramics. Westerwald, Germany. The first prize (2003).

Works are the part of the following collections: Ministry of Culture of Ukraine, Lviv National Museum, Ukraine, Khmelnytskyy Regional Art Museum, Ukraine, National Art Museum of Ukraine; Museum of Ceramics, Westerwald, Germany; Zaporizhzhya Art Museum, Ukraine, Taras Shevchenko National Museum.

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Step (21/30), 2013

Oleh Denysenko, b. 1961

Paper, etching, 29x19.5 cm

Graduated from the Ukrainian Academy of Printing, speciality “Graphics”.

£ 150

Participated in numerous international exhibitions and symposiums and was awarded 28 international prizes, medals, diplomas and grants throughout Europe.

Effective member of Academician Senate of the International Academy of Modern Art, Roma, Italy.

Personal exhibitions: Atelier “Presse Papier”,Trois Rivieres,Canada (2012), Rusi Karabiberov Art Gallery,Nova Zagora,Bulgaria (2012), Strumillo Gallery, Suwalki, Poland (2010), Tryptykh Gallery, Kyiv,Ukraine (2010), Frederikshavn Artmuseum, Danmark (2009), Castelsarasin, Samlargrafik, Vaneberga, Sweden (2007), Circolo L’atrio, Matera, Italy (2007), Albreht Durer House, Nurenberg, Germany (2005), Tryptykh Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine (2005), Ukrainian Institute of America, New York, USA (2003). http://www.olden.com.ua

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Aquarius (16/50), 2004 Paper, etching, 20x15 cm

£ 120

Sergiy Hrapov, b. 1956 Graduated from Ukrainian Academy of Printing.

Personal exhibitions: “Art Hotel”, Chengdu, P.R.China (2014); “Romatnik Petra Bezruce”, Opava, Czech Republic (2008); “Nemoart” Gallery, Anchorage, USA (2006); Gallery “Karsi”, Istanbul, Turkey (2005); Gallery “Karsi”, Istanbul, Turkey (2005); Exlibris-Ausstellung, Pettenbach, Austria (20012002); Gallery “Oeral”, Assen, Holland (1998).

Awards: “Muster cup international cartoon and illustration biennial”, Beijing, P.R.China (The best illustrations Prize); 1 Mini print international in Kyiv, Ukraine (The first prize).

Works are the part of the following collections: Collection of L’viv Museum of History of Religion, L’viv, Ukraine; L’viv National Gallery of Arts named after Boris Voznytsky, L’viv, Ukraine; National Museum of Taiwan Literature, Tainan City, Taiwan; House of Humor and Satire, Gabrovo, Bulgaria; Fu Xian Zhai Exlibris Museum, Shanghai, P.R.China; Museum of Modern Art, Minsk, Belarus; Collection Fund ICSCO, Granada, Spain; private foreign and Ukraine collectors. http://www.hrapov.com/

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Elf’s march №13 (15/50), 2003 Paper, woodcut, 20x17 cm

£ 150

Bohdan Soroka, 1940-2015 Graduated from the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Arts.

Winner of the International Competition of Ex-Librises in Vilnius in 1989.

Professor at the Lviv National Academy of Arts.

Created graphic series: “Ukrainian mithology” (1970–1972), “Symbols of the Hryhoriy Skovoroda” (1975), “March of the dwarfs” (1979–1984), “Uzbekistan trevel” (1981–1982), “Lviv architecture” (1990), “Symbols and emblems”, “Halychyna (Galicia) wooden churches” (2000).

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We saw the star (5/5), 1983 (2 works) Paper, linolium block, 10x10 cm and 10x8 cm

ÂŁ 150

Helen Siegl, 1924-2009 Cratuated from Academy of the Applied arts in Vienna, Austria.

Personal exhibitions: Philadelphia, USA (1952); New York, USA (1955); Dallas, USA (1963); New Orleans, USA (1967); Sydney, Australia (1980); Toronto, Ontario, Canada (1988); Washington DC, USA (1993); San Francisco (2004).

Her works are in collections of Anex Gallery, Santa Rosa, CA; Art Association, Bolzano, Italy; Austrian Institute, New York, NY; Ferdinand Roten Gallery, Baltimore MD; National Gallery of Art, Washington DC; Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia, PA; University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia and others. http://helensiegl.com Silent Auction

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Aquarium (1/55), 1992 Paper, etching, 15x20 cm

£ 150

Sergiy Ivanov, b. 1957 Graduated from the Ukrainian Academy of Printing.

Personal exhibitions: XXVI International Biennale of Modern Exlibris, Malbork Poland (2017); International Drawing Exhibition, Skopje, Macedonia (2005); Monument (in collaboration with V. Tsisaryk) “Franz Joseph I” in Chernivtsi, Ukraine (2009); Art Gallery “Nikola Petrov”, Vidine, Bulgaria (2007); Gallery “Triptih”, Kyiv, Ukraine (2005); The Frederikshavn Art gallery, Frederikshavn, Denmark (2000); Gallery in the Historical Museum, Kamyanets-Podilsky, Ukraine (1998); Foundation Taylor, Paris, France (1997); Galerie des Sens, Caen, France (1993).

Awards: The first award and a medal of the 5th Biennale Exhibition of small Graphic Forms and Exlibris, Poland; The Prize for the best bookplate, inspired by a poem of Guido Gezelle, Bruges, Belgium; Grant of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation INC., New York, USA; The works are in the museums, galleries and private collections of Ukraine, USA, Japan, France, and Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Austria, Spain.

The works are in the museums, galleries and private collections of Ukraine, USA, Japan, France, and Netherlands, Sweden, Italy, Germany, Austria, Spain. http://sergiyivanov.blogspot.com/

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People and Cattle, 1971 Paper, etching, 20x20 cm

£ 100

Ivan Ostafіychuk, b. 1940 Graduated from the Vyzhytskyj School of Applied Art and the Lviv State Institute of Applied and Decorative Art. Awards: Laureate of the Ukrainian National Shevchenko Prize; Gold Medal Laureate of the Ninth Biennale of Graphic Art in Brno, Czechoslovakia.

Personal exhibitions in Riga, Edmonton, Ottawa, Montreal, Toronto, Cleveland, Los Angeles, Chicago, New York.

Donated main part of his works to the Lviv National Museum, to Ivano-Frankivsk Art Museum and the National Museum in Kyiv.

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Roksolyana Shymchuk, b. 1971 Necklace, 2017 Venetian glass, pink cat’s eye

ÂŁ 200

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