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Radko Vladimir - Ukrainian artist

Radko Vladimir

RADKO Vladimir – a distinctive contemporary artist, his works reflect a subtle perception of form and space and invite him into a world of endless expression.

In 1970 he graduated from the Shevchenko Republican Art School in Kiev. Shevchenko (Kiev). Graduated from the Grekov Art School in Odessa in 1971. Grekov. In 1983 graduated from the Kiev State Art Institute, Book Graphics Workshop (now the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture of Ukraine). Member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine since 1984. From 1985 to 1987 he studied at the postgraduate Academy of Arts of the USSR.

Volodymyr Radko exhibits in Ukraine and at international exhibitions throughout Europe and the USA. His works in painting, easel and book graphics are in the collections of the National Art Museum of Ukraine, the Museum of Book and Book Printing of Ukraine, Zorya Fine Art (USA), as well as in private collections.

One of the famous exhibitions in which Radko Volodymyr participated - "Treasures of Ukraine" (Zavalnyi Art Center, Kiev, Ukraine, 13.12.2019-20.05.2020). One of the most famous paintings of Radko Volodymyr is "The Abduction of Europe" (2002), which the artist created in the author's, already recognizable style.

About the artist

Full name
Vladimir Radko
Country
Ukraine
Specialization
painter, graphic artist (easel and book graphics)
Education
Shevchenko Republican Art School, Kyiv (1970); Grekov Art School, Odessa (1971); Kyiv State Art Institute, Book Graphics Workshop (1983); postgraduate studies at the Academy of Arts of the USSR (1985-1987)
Membership
National Union of Artists of Ukraine (since 1984)
Works in collections
National Art Museum of Ukraine; Museum of Book and Book Printing of Ukraine; Zorya Fine Art (USA); private collections
Key exhibitions
Treasures of Ukraine (Zavalnyi Art Center, Kyiv, 13.12.2019-20.05.2020); exhibitions in Ukraine, Europe and the USA
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