New project "Bali" by Vasil Khannanov opens in the "Oblaka" art centre

Leila Aralbaeva

UFA, 30 September 2014. /Bashinform News Agency, Leila Aralbaeva/. On Wednesday, October 1, the Centre of Contemporary Art "Oblaka" starts a display of the new art project "Bali".

The exposition in the genre of expressionism (18 +) will present works of the famous painter of Ufa, deserved artist of Bashkortostan Vasil Khannanov.

“His works express the depth of emotions and feelings through the plastic of the human body. Vasil Khannanov created his works under the impressions about his trip to the island of Bali. We invite you to plunge into the wonderful atmosphere of the island of contrasts and freedom, heaven and hell,” PR-manager of "Oblaka" art centre Zarina Gaisina said.

The exhibition will run daily until October 21 from 10.00 to 22.00.

The opening will take place at 3, Bakalinskaya Street, Ufa, at 19.00.

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