Arkady Ostritsky

Visual Arts

Arkady Ostritsky

Visual impressions are Arkady’s way of life. Perceiving the world, mainly in the form of visual images, he tries to create his own. Literature and music are interesting, but they are secondary in his view. Most of the images that attract attention, Arkady can store in memory. He is a slave of visual images, but this does not bother him, and he is even happy. Arkady also likes the means of art and the process of creating an image. Creativity is a source of mood and vitality.
BIOGRAPHY
(b. 1948. Chisinau)
In 1972. graduated from Republican Art College. Ilya Repin. Worked in cinema, theater, advertising, book design, watercolor, oil painting and teaching.
Since 1991 lives and works in Israel. During these years, created hundreds of paintings, has published a number of books, created one thousand drawings for the film “The burning bush bramble” (Channel 1 TV dir. H. Kalev), worked as an art director in “Artima” animation studio, issued a textbook Tanach for secular schools (published by Ed-Artzi. Tel Aviv.1999).
Arkady taught art in schools and yeshivas. Member of the Israeli Professional Artists Associaton (IPAA), the Professional Visual Artists Association Israel (IMPACT), the Association of artists to an international organization of UNESCO (IAA-AIAP). Participated in exhibitions in Israel and abroad. Member of the Eurasian Art Union.
COLLECTIONS
Art Gallery “Park-West” (Detroit, USA)
The TANAKH Museum (Tel Aviv, Israel)
State Picture Gallery named after Dogadin (Astrakhan, Russia)
National Museum of Arts of Azerbaijan (Baku, Azerbaijan)
The State Museum of Arts of Uzbekistan (Tashkent, Uzbekistan)
Chernigov Art Museum named after G. Galagan (Ukraine)
Kharkov Art Museum (Ukraine)
Nikolaev Regional Art Museum named after V.Vereschagin (Ukraine)
Udmurt Republican Museum of Fine Arts (Izhevsk, Russia)
Mogilev Regional Art Museum named after L. Maslennikov (Belarus)
Uman art museum (Ukraine)
Art Gallery “Arvest” (Almaty, Kazakhstan)
Cherkassy Regional Art Museum (Ukraine)
The Sholom-Aleikhem Museum is a branch of the Museum of the History of Kiev (Ukraine)
Baranovichi Local History Museum (Belarus)
House-Museum named after Nicholas Roerich (Odessa, Ukraine)
Nikolaev Regional Art Museum named after V. Vereshchagin (Ukraine).