Art abstraction is freedom from imitation of reality. It opens up a lot of opportunities for experimentation in creativity: it is reflected in visual and other forms of art.
On May 24, a musician who paints abstract paintings and an artist who plays jazz will meet at the CIAM. The focus of their discussion is the relation between music and painting abstraction. You will learn: what influence both have on each other, how it is expressed, how abstraction is created in painting and music, and in what forms and types.
Discussion participants:
Yaroslav Kachmar is a painter, sculptor, and curator of international art projects. His creative evolution ranges from surreal compositions to spatial installations made of fabric. He creates abstract paintings of monumental size.
Roman Filipchuk is a musician, conductor, and teacher. He has been making music for over 50 years and creates paintings.
Moderator of the event: Bohdan Mysiuha, art director of the Center of Intellectual Art Mercury.
Entry is at the price of a full ticket to the exhibition project Wandering in Oneself. Tickets can be purchased directly at the Center.
The guests of the event will also have the opportunity to visit the exhibition.
Places are limited, so please register for the event by filling in a short Google form: https://forms.gle/7e4RBE8187DQRvwGA
When: May 24 (Friday) at 18:00
Where: 10, Adam Mickiewicz Square, Lviv
In case of an air raid, all guests should go to the nearest shelter. Mediators and administrators of the Center will provide information on its location. Purchased tickets will be valid after the air raid is over.
See you soon!
