Krasnoyarsk residents are invited to a free screening of a documentary about the artist Valery Kudrinsky and a meeting with the director

On Wednesday, April 29, at 7:00 p.m., a creative meeting with Maria Krasnoperova, Krasnoyarsk director and author of the documentary film “Workshop” – a touching film about the artist Valery Kudrinsky – will be held at the Dom Kino cinema (88 Mira Avenue).

A workshop is a place where not only creativity comes to life through the imagination of the master, but also where his soul resides. The space in which Valery Innokentievich creates, experiences personal emotions through writing on canvas, is a witness to the life and creativity of the painter.

Valery Kudrinsky is one of the leading modern Krasnoyarsk watercolor masters and one of the first outstanding graduates of the Krasnoyarsk Art School named after V. I. Surikov in the 1960s. He did a lot to promote the fine arts of the Krasnoyarsk Territory in Russia and abroad, and was an organizer and participant in many exhibition projects in France, Germany, Holland and other countries.

In Maria Krasnoperova's documentary, viewers will be able to see the last months of the life of Valery Kudrinsky, a successor to the tradition of the Russian lyrical landscape. Maria captured Kudrinsky's meetings with watercolor students at the Krasnoyarsk Institute of Arts. Valery Innokentievich conducts a conversation with them, answers questions, generously shares his experience, and introduces them to his collection of albums and books.

Admission is free, but registration is required by April 28.