Events

In addition to bringing to the US some of the finest and rarest paintings from the Eastern Hemisphere, East West Fine Art organizes various cultural events, engaging the community in an informal educational process. Olga and Leeza have prepared an exciting program for the season of exhibitions, live artist shows, and interactive presentations on Russian art and culture.

To view past events and photos, visit our Facebook page.

From Piazza to Paris: When Cities Inspire the Canvas

04/06/2026 - 04/20/2026


Old cities in Italy and France possess a beauty that is not merely seen but felt. Their charm lies in layers of history worn gently by time, stone facades softened by centuries of sun.

In Italy, terracotta rooftops glow at sunset, church bells echo across narrow cobbled streets. Ruins stand beside Renaissance palaces, reminding visitors that grandeur and decay can coexist in quiet harmony. It is this warmth and radiance that artist Svetlana Kukueva captures in her paintings of Italy, where light bathes ancient architecture in a timeless glow.

France offers its own poetry of place. In Paris, light dances along elegant facades and the Seine carries reflections of centuries-old bridges. The romance and quiet grandeur of the city are beautifully interpreted by French Artist Kerdalo. Beyond the capital, the countryside unfolds in sunlit fields and tranquil villages. Laurent Parcelier masterfully renders the French landscape with luminous color and serenity.

Cloud Tree

05/04/2026 - 05/18/2026


Cloud Tree exhibit of surrealist and fantasy paintings by Stanislav Plutenko. From social commentary, to allegory, to the re-telling of Biblical tales – Stanislav Plutenko touches upon the most universal, timeless themes. Plutenko merges space, time, and other worlds into meaningful and beautiful paintings.

Frozen Moments

dream catcher made from butterflies

06/06/2026 - 06/20/2026


Fresh, changeable and direct, Annalu’s art knows how to touch the spectator’s inner chords provoking the deepest sensations and recalling ancestral emotions.

The major focus of her works is on the theme of water, primeval central element of life. Water is the origin of all things: everything is made of water, and everything returns to water.

In the works of the Artist there is a sense of metamorphosis, in pas­sing, of evolution as a sort of journey between different states, between different realities, a spirit of inquiry that shares some typical aspects of the science of alchemy.

Annalu is capable of assembling in­congruent elements such as resins and paper, bark and fiberglass, bi­tumen and sand, cement and roots, to create new realities, suspended worlds where alchemy is lightness.

Her creations are a moment of abstraction that is constantly moving. The viewer experiences new realities within the artist ‘s imagination.