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ArtAsters presents Yuriy Sivirin’s Mind Games exhibition

24/ 06/ 2019
    On 20 June 2019 Asters jointly with the U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) held a reception within its ArtAsters project opening the exhibition of Yuriy Sivirin, a well-known Kyiv-based contemporary artist. In his introductory comments at the opening ceremony Asters Senior Partner Armen Khachaturyan pointed out: ArtAsters utmost goal is presenting Ukrainian art in all of its diversity. Yuriy Sivirin is the youngest of all ArtAsters artists and his works fit perfectly well into the projects concept. Contemporary art does not have limits of expression and Yuriy proves this in each of his artworks. He plays with the images of classic art of the past incorporating them in the todays realm with an effect of cultural time machine. He is looking for new senses in the visual art as we all do in our everyday lives. That is why his search results are interesting for many. I would like to thank ArtAsters co-host the USUBC and Bereznitsky Art Foundation for their invaluable support in organizing this exhibition. Morgan Williams, USUBCs President, indicated that This summer marks the 10th anniversary of ArtAsters project presenting the masterpieces of Ukrainian culture to business community. It is our great pleasure to provide ArtAsters space to a new generation of Ukrainian contemporary artists represented so nicely by Yuriy Sivirin. As true art is always thought-provoking and often controversial the Mind Games is a good evidence that Yuriy Sivirins artworks meet both criteria. The event was traditionally held in Asters office with near a hundred guests attending, including business managers, governmental officers, professionals, diplomats, and public figures. *** Yuriy Sivirin was born in 1983 in Kyiv. He studied in the Taras Shevchenko State Art School and the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. Yuriy is a member of the Ukraines Artists Union. He had more than 40 exhibitions of his artworks in the best national and international galleries and museums, as well as in embassies, such as the US Embassy in Ukraine, Ukraines Embassies in Canada and France. ArtAsters is a non-profit project of Asters aimed at popularization of Ukrainian art. Launched in 2009, the project is designed to benefit Ukrainian artists and create additional opportunities for them to display their works in a gallery-like office space for viewing by Asters lawyers, clients, and guests. The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) is a private, non-profit trade association representing the interests of the U.S. businesses active in Ukraine and Ukraine businesses active or somehow connected to the U.S. markets. USUBC is headquartered in Washington, DC. With over 200 members, USUBC is the largest business association for Ukraine which is not based in Ukraine. USUBC has been promoting Ukraine as a place to do business since 1995.
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On 20 June 2019 Asters jointly with the U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) held a reception within its ArtAsters project opening the exhibition of Yuriy Sivirin, a well-known Kyiv-based contemporary artist.

In his introductory comments at the opening ceremony Asters’ Senior Partner Armen Khachaturyan pointed out: “ArtAsters’ utmost goal is presenting Ukrainian art in all of its diversity. Yuriy Sivirin is the youngest of all ArtAsters’ artists and his works fit perfectly well into the project’s concept. Contemporary art does not have limits of expression and Yuriy proves this in each of his artworks. He plays with the images of classic art of the past incorporating them in the todays’ realm with an effect of cultural time machine. He is looking for new senses in the visual art as we all do in our everyday lives. That is why his search results are interesting for many. I would like to thank ArtAsters’ co-host the USUBC and Bereznitsky Art Foundation for their invaluable support in organizing this exhibition.

Morgan Williams, USUBC’s President, indicated that “This summer marks the 10th anniversary of ArtAsters project presenting the masterpieces of Ukrainian culture to business community. It is our great pleasure to provide ArtAsters space to a new generation of Ukrainian contemporary artists represented so nicely by Yuriy Sivirin. As true art is always thought-provoking and often controversial the Mind Games is a good evidence that Yuriy Sivirin’s artworks meet both criteria.”

The event was traditionally held in Asters’ office with near a hundred guests attending, including business managers, governmental officers, professionals, diplomats, and public figures.

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Yuriy Sivirin was born in 1983 in Kyiv. He studied in the Taras Shevchenko State Art School and the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture. Yuriy is a member of the Ukraine’s Artists Union. He had more than 40 exhibitions of his artworks in the best national and international galleries and museums, as well as in embassies, such as the US Embassy in Ukraine, Ukraine’s Embassies in Canada and France.

ArtAsters is a non-profit project of Asters aimed at popularization of Ukrainian art. Launched in 2009, the project is designed to benefit Ukrainian artists and create additional opportunities for them to display their works in a gallery-like office space for viewing by Asters’ lawyers, clients, and guests.

The U.S.-Ukraine Business Council (USUBC) is a private, non-profit trade association representing the interests of the U.S. businesses active in Ukraine and Ukraine businesses active or somehow connected to the U.S. markets. USUBC is headquartered in Washington, DC. With over 200 members, USUBC is the largest business association for Ukraine which is not based in Ukraine. USUBC has been promoting Ukraine as a place to do business since 1995.

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