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Eastern Wind

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Date
October 29 - November 19, 2015
Time
7:30 pm
Location
Nation Towers Galleria, Corniche, Abu Dhabi

By Artist

Ramazan Useinov

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Solo Exhibition “Eastern Wind” by acclaimed Crimean artist Ramazan Useinov from 29th of October to 19th of November 2015

For the very first time on the Abu Dhabi Art scene, N2N Gallery is proud to present a unique cultural event – the solo exhibition “Eastern Wind”. The artist in the spotlight is the acclaimed Crimean painter Ramazan Useinov, who will attend the opening personally. 24 paintings created between 2009 and 2015 by Ramazan Useinov will be displayed.

The exhibition will open its doors on 29th of October at 7.30 pm in N2N Gallery, Nation Towers Galleria, Corniche, Abu Dhabi, and will be open to visitors until 19th of November 2015.

Eastern Wind Solo Exhibition by Ramazan Useinov

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Exhibition Details

Date
October 29 - November 19, 2015
Time
7:30 pm
Location
Nation Towers Galleria, Corniche, Abu Dhabi

By Artist

Ramazan Useinov

About the Exhibition:

“Eastern Wind” is an exhibition born from a mix of cultures, feelings, perceptions and emotions. Through his art, Ramazan Useinov speaks silently about his spiritual journey, culminating with his return to the land of his ancestors

The artworks of Ramazan Useinov are displayed in museums around the world as well as in private collections in Europe, Asia and America

The exhibition “Eastern Wind” is a journey determined by Ramazan’s endless love towards his motherland, and will remind you of the masters of the 20th century who struggled to bring back the perfect harmony between man and nature. Respecting his roots, Ramazan’s paintings cherish the rich Islamic culture. For this reason, his works always display vibrant oriental details and Islamic motives.

Ramazan Useinov

Ramazan Useinov is an artist whose journey began long before his birth. Coming from a family who faced war and deportation, forced to abandon their homeland, Crimea, the artist was born in 1949, in Samarkand, Uzbekistan, far away from his beloved Crimea. In Uzbekistan he grew up between vineyards, as his father was a winegrower and winemaker who...

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