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“The World is Your Oyster” – Artist Exhibition by Victoria Kovalenchikova at Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

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"The World is Your Oyster" by Victoria Kovalenchikova. Now on view in the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center window display

“The World is Your Oyster,” Victoria Kovalenchikova. Now on view at the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center. Presented by Intertrus [Gallery 60/212.888.44885]

“The world’s mine oyster/Which I with sword will open.” This famed Shakespeare quote from The Merry Wives Of Windsor is the inspiration behind the exhibition of selected works by award-winning artist Victoria Kovalenchikova currently on view at Intertrus Gallery at the Manhattan Art and Antiques Center until September 7, 2015. Kovalenchikova’s series “The World” explores a vision of possibilities through large scale assemblages in mixed media and oil on canvas.

Victoria Kovalenchikova, Infinitude II(lat.),2012, mixed media, oil on canvas, 185x210cm

Victoria Kovalenchikova, Infinitude II(lat.),2012, mixed media, oil on canvas, 185x210cm

An internationally-acclaimed artist, Kovalenchikova received First Prize and Medal of Honor for her work at the VIII International Florence Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2011. Her paintings are in the collections of the RABO Bank, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, The National Museum of The Republic of Belarus, Minsk, Kolodzei Art Foundation in New York, the Belarusian Embassy in London, the collection of Wayne F. Yakes and numerous other private and public holdings. The artist lives and works in Amsterdam, The Netherlands.

View of "The World is Your Oyster" and Edouard Druout's Le Manger d”Huitres," Second Avenue window display, Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

View of “The World is Your Oyster” and Edouard Druout’s “Le Manger d”Huitres,” Second Avenue window display, Manhattan Art & Antiques Center

A pair of Kovalenchikova’s paintings are prominently featured in the Manhattan Art & Antiques Center Second Avenue display window along with “Le Manger D’Huitres,” a rare bronze by Edouard Drouot (French, 1859-1945) depicting a youth enjoying an oyster, among other objects of thematic significance. For more information about the works in this exhibition, contact Intertrus, Gallery 60, at 212.888.4885/ intrtrs@mindspring.com.

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