Masha's Jewish Art
Mixed technique paintings by Masha Orlovich, a talented painter from Safed. Jewish art at its best!
Masha Orlovich was born in Leningrad (St. Petersburg) in 1960. At the age of five she began to to paint. Her talents were soon recognized as one with future potential. Giving her further encouragement the authorities awarded her in 1965 a place at the famous Children Academy of the "Hermitage" state museum. In 1976 she continued her studies at the Leningrad City Art School. Finally in 1981, after further study at the Serov College Of Fine Art, she was awarded her artists diploma. In 1990 Masha immigrated to Israel and settled down in Safed.
Masha Jewish art works are made in different techniques: drawing, watercolor, mixed technique which include elements of encaustic (hot wax paint). She works in genres of urban landscape (mainly), still life, nudes and Inter Ganers compositions.
In 2000 Masha became a member of the Israel painters and Sculptors Association. Masha's reputation is growing and her work is being sought by collectors in Israel, Europe and USA. Masha's pictures are now being exhibited in prestigious galleries in Israeli cities and her work has been personally exhibited in the USA, Great Britain and Russia.
Selected personal exhibitions
1985 - Various International exhibitions till 1991
1991 - Cultural Palace, Karmiel, Israel
1992 - Safrai Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel
1993 - Rein Gallery, MI, USA
1993 - Santa Cruz, CA, USA
1996 - Royal Medical Society, London, UK
1998 - Museum of Sculpture, St. Petersburg, Russia
2000 - Artists House, Haifa, Israel
2000 - November - ArtExpo San Francisco, USA
2000 - March - ArtExpo NY, USA
2001 - March - ArtExpo NY, USA
2001 - April - Caitlyn Gallery, MO, USA
2002 - Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara, CA, USA
2003 - February - Art New York, NY, USA
2003 - January - Art Miami, FL, USA
Selected group exhibitions
1992 - Autitorium, Haifa, Israel
1996 - San Diego, USA
1999 - Association Friends of J.H. Roman, Stokholm, Sweden
2001 - Zetlin Museum of Russian Art, Ramat Gan, Israel
2002 - Museum of Arts, Kibbutz Ginosar, Israel |
