Michael Taran's exhibition "Phantasmagoria" opened in "Miras" gallery

Rozaliya Valeyeva

The exhibition "Phantasmagoria" of Ufa artist-ceramist Michael Tarana started its work in the "Miras" gallery.

45 works are presented in the exposition. Among them there are large monumental sculptures («Black angel», «White angel»), and small interior subjects – panels, dishes, tiles. The exhibition is dated for the anniversary of the artist.

“Michael Taran is one of the most well-known artists of Ufa,” Olga Ramazanova, the art director of the "Miras" gallery says. “He skillfully works not only with the form, but also with colour.”

As "Bashinform" already reported Michael Taran's works are stored in the funds of Bashkir State Art Museum RB, Magnitogorsk Picture Gallery, and also in private collections in Russia and abroad.

Works from "Phantasmagoria" can be seen in the "Miras" gallery till November 24.

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