Discover the captivating world of Bolotbek Karakeev, known as KARAK, whose art celebrates the rich traditions of Kyrgyz culture. His work will be showcased at the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition in New York City from August 19 to August 30, 2017. This exhibition promises a unique blend of abstract and familiar forms, drawing inspiration from Kyrgyzstan's textile, embroidery, and jewelry arts.
NEW YORK, NY – The Agora Gallery in Chelsea is set to feature the original works of Bolotbek Karakeev, professionally known as KARAK, during the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition. The event will run from August 19, 2017, to August 30, 2017, with an opening reception on Saturday, August 19, from 6-8 pm.
KARAK's art is a mesmerizing blend of abstract and familiar elements, drawing viewers into a world of exploded and collaged organic forms. His work is both mysterious and atmospheric, reflecting his unique personality and artistic "handwriting." As an artist, painter, and graphic designer, KARAK creates intuitively, often drawing inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of his native Kyrgyz Republic. This includes traditional applied arts such as textile, embroidery, and jewelry, as well as the country's oral literary traditions.
The exhibition will also feature works from a diverse group of artists, including:
This August, Agora Gallery presents the selected artists of the 2017 Chelsea International Fine Art Competition. The exhibition showcases an incredible variety of works, each demonstrating extraordinary skill and creativity. Visitors can expect to see:
Even the landscape photographers featured in the exhibition offer a diverse range of styles, from stoic black-and-white views of single trees to expansive, full-color vistas. The 2017 jurors' selections are united by their fearlessness, skillful execution, and unforgettable originality.
KARAK's participation in the Chelsea International Fine Art Competition Exhibition is a testament to his unique artistic vision and the rich cultural heritage of Kyrgyzstan. This exhibition offers a rare opportunity to experience a diverse array of artworks, each telling its own story through skillful execution and originality. Don't miss the chance to witness this extraordinary event in New York City.
For more information, visit the Agora Gallery website.
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