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| First Name | Nino |
| Last Name | Pkhaladze |
| Country | Georgia |
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Was born in the family of artists. Her mother is a painter, father is a sculptor. At the age of 2 Nino began painting, mostly, with the illustrations of tales. Since the age of 4 she has been participating in exhibitions.She is awarded 15 Diplomas in Tallin, Riga, Vilnius, Sankt-Peterburg, Moscow.
Nino studied at the school of Arts.
She was a member of Tbilisi Young Pioner Palace, Department of Decorative and Applied Arts.
She is awarded with the Golden Medal (Moscow).
Her first personal exhibition was held in Tbilisi.
1994-1997 lived in Paris and collaborated with Modern Art Gallery.
Since 200 is collaborating with Kopala art gallery, Tbilisi.
Education:
1975-81 school of Arts, Tbilisi ,Georgia
1981-86 Young Pioner Palace, Department of Decorative and Applied Arts;
Akhvlediani Young Artists Museum , Tbilisi,Georgia
1986-91 Academy of Art, Tbilisi, Georgia
Donors & Awards:
In 1981 Gold Medal of an exhibition of Public Economy for the Decorative art (Moscow)
Collections & Exhibits:
1981 - Pioner Palace gallery, Tbilisi.
1994 - "Three masters of Drawing"- New Gallery, Tbilisi.
1994 - "Theatrical Variations" -The Rustaveli Theatre, Tbilisi.
1994 - "Sixty Painters"-New Gallery, Tbilisi.
1994 - Gallery "Domurkhovski", Paris.
1994 - "Modern Art Gallery", Paris.
1995 - The "Channel Plus", Exhibition Pavilion", Paris.
1995 - "Le Larochel", Paris.
1995 - "Modern Art Gallery", Paris.
1996 - Gallery "De Busset", Paris.
1996 - Gallery "Alexander", Paris.
1996 - The "Droit" Auction, Paris.
1996 - "Modern Art Gallery", Paris .
1997 - Gallery "Natali", Paris.
1997 - "Modern Art Gallery", Paris
1997 - "Georgian Painting", N. Shevardnadze - Akhvlediani Collection, Geneva.
2004 - Gallery "Kopala» Tbilisi
2005 - Gallery "Kopala» Tbilisi |
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| Media Oil on canvas |
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| Canvas used for oil painting that is typically made of linen or cotton, stretched very tightly and tacked onto a wooden frame. Linen is considered far superior to the heavy cotton for a canvas. |
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