Images selected from her lifetime collection of drawings allow her to revisit sites of her personal history and her homeland. It is almost as if she has caught two Russia's: The Russia of the Czars and the New Russia of the Bolshevik Revolution. Yet never are the two fully integrated. A parallel universe of opulence and splendor and the stark reality of Communist Russia infiltrates through scenes of architecture new and old, side by side.
The juxtaposition is often incongruous and unsettling, both real and surreal, much like Natalia's two lives must be; there is something very grand and amazing about it but it's also very dark and tragic. Her large oils carry these ominous feelings.....
New retail, store front and gallery.


In Jun/July 2012 Aldergrove Festival Day the below picture was stolen.

OPENING OF THE ART GALLERY JANUARY 2012
27256 Fraser Hwy ALDERGROVE BC
Tue-Sat 11-4
Natalia's Current Exhibits at the Harrison Festival of the Arts, Harrison Hot Springs, BC on July 7and 8 and July 13,14&15th; next at the Race Track Casino; CLOVERDALE, Friday, Saturday, November 27,28; 10-5. A one month long exhibition of The Miniature Collection at the Place des Arts in the French Quarter at 1120 Brunette Ave in Coquitlam opening reception, vine and cheese, 18 November 2012; 7.30pm; White Rock Market, Sundays in 2012;
Art Craft Bazaar at the Landmark Center in Aldergrove; The Surrey Board of Trade Offices. In July 12 and 13th , 2014 she will be at the Harrison Festival of Art at Harrison Hot Springs, BC. Canada, home of the world renowned World Championship Sand Castle Competition- from July9-17,2012... http://www.harrisonfestival.com
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