Vladimir Stanislavovich Kachalsky (Russian: Владимир Станиславович Качальский; (March 1, 1956) is a Soviet and Russian painter, graphic artist and printmaker, book artist, author of installations and sculptural objects.

Vladimir Kachalsky
Born
Vladimir Stanislavovich Kachalsky

March 1, 1956 (1956-03) (age 68)
EducationImperial Academy of Arts
Known forPainting, Graphics
Movementarts

Biography

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Zarnitsa. 1987, lithograph
 
The Town of my Childhood (for the project City as an Artist's Subjectivity). 2019, mixed media

Studied in the studio under the guidance of Y. V. Dimakov (1962–1964). Studied in the studio of his father, artist S. B. Kachalsky; Secondary Art School named after Ioganson (1967–1974). Graduated from the Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture named after I.Y. Repin, V. A. Vetrogonsky's studio (1979–1985). Member of Saint Petersburg Union of Artists (since 1990).[1]

Over recent years, he has been occupied with private interior design, fresco wall painting, colour relief. The artist works in printed graphic technics: lithography, etching, serigraphy, and linocut.[2]

Participant of numerous group exhibitions in Russia and abroad (since 1981). Including: Great Exhibition of the Land of Nord-Westphalia (Dusseldorf, Germany, 1989); ArtJunction (Nice, France, 1991); International Fair (Barcelona, Spain, 1991); Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates, 1992); St. Petersburg today (Mandel, Stavanger, Norway, 1992); Irina Nevska Gallery (San Francisco, USA, 1994); Biennial of Graphic Art (Kaliningrad, 1992, 1994); Retrospective exhibition of Russian art (Zeeland, Domburg, Holland, 1994) Solo exhibitions: Intersot (1993); St. Petersburg Union of Artists (1995); Chelyabinsk (1995). Project member: City as an Artist's Subjectivity (2020).[3]

The artist lives and makes art in his workshop at the Benois House (St. Petersburg), and in Tallinn since 2022 (Estonia).

Museum collections

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The artist's works are in the following museum collections/ State Catalogue of the Museum Fund of Russiaa:[4]

Bibliography

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  • Parygin Alexey A City as an Artist's Subjectivity / Artist’s Book Yearbook 2022-2023. Edited by Sarah Bodman. — Bristol: CFPR (Centre for Fine Print Research). University of the West of England, 2022. — 292 pp. ISBN 978-1-906501-22-8[10]
  • Погарский М., Лукин В. Ф. Энциклопедия Книги художника. М. — 2022. цв. ил. — 296 с. — С. 164. ISBN 978-5-9906919-7-1
  • Кононихин Н. Ленинградская школа литографии. Путь длиною в век. СПб: М. Frants Art Foundation. — 2021. — 360 с., цв. ил. ISBN 978-5-6046274-4-0
  • Alexey Parygin A City as the Artist's Subjectivity // Book Arts Newsletter. — No. 140. Bristol: CFPR (Centre for Fine Print Research). University of the West of England, 2021, July–August. — pp. 46–48. ISSN 1754-9086
  • Печатная графика Санкт-Петербургских художников // Каталог. Авт. вст. ст.: Н. Ю. Кононихин, А. Б. Парыгин. СПб: СПб СХ. — 2020. — 192 с., цв. ил. ISBN 978-5-6043891-1-9
  • City as Artist's subjectivity. Artist's book project. Catalog. Authors of the articles: Parygin A.B., Markov T.A., Klimova E.D., Borovsky A.D., Severyukhin D.Ya., Grigoryants E.I., Blagodatov N.I. (Rus & En) — Saint Petersburg: Ed. T. Markova. 2020. — 128 p. ISBN 978-5-906281-32-6[11]
  • Рисунок Санкт-Петербургских художников / Каталог выставки в СПбСХ. Авт. вст. ст.: Л. Н. Вострецова. СПб: ООО Таро. — 2019. — 148 с., цв. ил. — С. 62.
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References

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  1. ^ Кононихин Н. Ленинградская школа литографии. Путь длиною в век. СПб: М. Frants Art Foundation. — 2021
  2. ^ Печатная графика Санкт-Петербургских художников / Каталог. Авт. вст. ст.: Н. Ю. Кононихин, А. Б. Парыгин. СПб: СПб СХ. — 2020
  3. ^ City as Artist's subjectivity. Artist's book project. Catalog. Authors of the articles: Parygin A.B., Markov T.A., Klimova E.D., Borovsky A.D., Severyukhin D.Ya., Grigoryants E.I., Blagodatov N.I. (Rus & En) — Saint Petersburg: Ed. T. Markova. 2020. — P. 5.
  4. ^ Владимир Качальский. State Catalog of the Museum Fund of Russia
  5. ^ Ценное приобретение. Lana Konokotina. NTVSt. Petersburg. «Today—St. Petersburg». February 26, 2024. 19:20.
  6. ^ P.M. Dogadin Astrakhan State Art Gallery Качальский Владимир Станиславович
  7. ^ Chelyabinsk State Museum of Fine Arts
  8. ^ Chelyabinsk State Museum of Fine Arts Качальский Владимир Станиславович
  9. ^ Museum-Reserve Shushenskoye Качальский Владимир Станиславович
  10. ^ Sarah Bodman, ed. (2022). "Artist's Book Yearbook 2022-2023". bookarts.uwe.ac.uk. Bristol: CFPR: University of the West of England. Retrieved 2022-11-30.
  11. ^ Общедоступные библиотеки СПб. КАТАЛОГ: Город как субъективность художника. Каталог проекта в формате групповой книги художника
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