Leninsk- Kuznetsky is one
of the largest cities of the Kuzbass. It was founded in 1925. During last years
the town has turned into an industrial and cultural centre of the Kuzbass.
The cultural life is
represented by libraries, a music school, cinemas, an exhibition hall, the
museum of Local Lore, History and Economy, a school of arts.
Our town became nice,
clean and green. There are many new and beautiful houses. But there are some
old buildings which remind us about the history of the town.
In one of these private
houses which belonged to the manager of Kolchugino pit children’s school of
arts is situated. It is one of the best schools in our region.
At first it was located
in Ryadovoy Lane. There were only two rooms and thirty pupils. In 1972 the
school moved into a large house. The number of pupils increased. They participated
in different competitions and became winners.
In 1991 the school was
rebuilt and became a real temple of art. Now it is a centre of fine arts in our
town. The school has beautiful exhibition halls and various measures are held
here.
Many students are well- known not only in our region
but in the country and abroad. Their names are Irina Konukova, Tanya Konovalova,Nastya
Gushchina, Alina Shaposhnikova and many others. Here are Shaposhnikova’s
works. Many
times school’s staff was rewarded the medal of international competition «Underwater
Fantasy».
Leninsk-Kuznetsky is
famous for artists. Among them are T. Bocharova, V. Volkov, N. Parshikov, A.
Yolkin, V. Sevostianov and others.
V.
Sevostianov is an Honoured artist of the Russian Federation. He was born
in
1952 in Leninsk- Kuznetsky. In 1976 he graduated from Penza art school by K.A.
Savitsky. Since 1977 Vladimir has been living and working in Vladimir. He is a member
of artist’s union of Russia. Now he is a senior teacher of Humanitarian
institute. He has many personal exhibitions. His pictures are in museums of
Germany, USA, Israel, France, Moscow.
A.Yolkin is a
well- known person in our town. He was a sculptor and an artist. He
embodied his dreams on the canvas, ceramics, metal, plaster. The creations of
his hands are everywhere in our town: in central square, in the square of March
revolt, in the room of military glory of school №20, on numerous memorial
boards. He decorated palaces of culture in our town. Yolkin took part in many
art exhibitions. His Luis Korvalan’s bust in Moscow won the first prize in
1977. He created the whole gallery of sculptural portraits. Two of his works
are in one of Moscow museums, one is in Poland.
T.Bocharova is an artist
of animalistic genre. Especially she likes to depict horses. During the Great
Patriotic War they worked under the ground helping miners to pull large carts
full of coal. One of her works is called «Miners».
Bocharova's love to animals is reflected in the picture «The Small Actors: Peter,
Manya, Picatchu, Karl ». They are her favourite
pets and they are the actors of the Central Exhibition
Hall. Bocharova is the member of the Russian Union of Artists.
Valeriy Volcov’s works
are connected with picturesque landscape of Siberia,
his native town. Among his works are «The
Hill», «Autumn on the Baikal» and others.
N.Parshikov was born in
Leninsk-Kuznetsky. He began to draw in childhood. In1990 he finished Kemerovo
Art School. During 2000-2005 Parshikov took part in town and regional
exhibitions. His genres are portraits and landscapes. On his portraits are
heroes of Great Patriotic War, militiamen, clerics. In 2000 he painted a portrait
of archbishop Kemerovo and Novokuznetsk Safroniy. Parshikov created portraits
of Chekmaryev, Fisenko, Dubs, Kostromov, Grigorchenkov, Kirov, T
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