Michel Andreenko: Revisited Catalogue
A survey of his career – from theatrical set designs and non-representational work of the 1920s, surrealistic naturalism, his Vanishing Paris series of the 1940s-1950s and return to non-representation in the mid-1950s will be represented through the largest collection of his work in the United States, loaned by Drs. Alexandra and Andrew Ilkiw. In conjunction with the catalogue, the exhibition was postponed two years due to the pandemic, and opens in June 2022.
A survey of his career – from theatrical set designs and non-representational work of the 1920s, surrealistic naturalism, his Vanishing Paris series of the 1940s-1950s and return to non-representation in the mid-1950s will be represented through the largest collection of his work in the United States, loaned by Drs. Alexandra and Andrew Ilkiw. In conjunction with the catalogue, the exhibition was postponed two years due to the pandemic, and opens in June 2022.
A survey of his career – from theatrical set designs and non-representational work of the 1920s, surrealistic naturalism, his Vanishing Paris series of the 1940s-1950s and return to non-representation in the mid-1950s will be represented through the largest collection of his work in the United States, loaned by Drs. Alexandra and Andrew Ilkiw. In conjunction with the catalogue, the exhibition was postponed two years due to the pandemic, and opens in June 2022.