KYIV, 10 March (BelTA) – A personal exhibition of icons and pictures by a Belarusian artist Illaria Vecher took place at Kyiv-Pechersk sanctuary in Kyiv on 5-8 March.
About 30 works of the artist were praised both by the visitors and the administration of the Ukrainian Museum of Book and Print, which provided the exhibition area.
The event was organized as part of an international art-project Master-Peacemaker that was blessed by Metropolitan of Minsk and Slutsk Filaret, Patriarchal Exarch of All Belarus. The goal of the project is to enhance Belarusian-Ukrainian cooperation in the area of spiritual and cultural development and share of experience. The exhibition was organized with the help of the Foreign Ministry of Belarus and the Belarusian Embassy in Ukraine. A reciprocal exhibition of Ukrainian artists is planned to take place in Minsk in the near future.
Illaria Vecher is a professional artist, Doctor of Philosophy and a member of the Belarusian National Union of Masters and the International Information Technologies Academy. The artist regularly takes part in various exhibitions. More than a thousand of her works are now in private collections in Belarus, Ukraine, Russia, Latvia, Lithuania, the United States, Israel, Germany, Switzerland, France, Finland, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Bulgaria, Poland, and China. Illaria Vecher was awarded with various diplomas, including the gold medal of the European Academy of Arts in France (AEAF).
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