The fordPROJECT gallery held an opening Tuesday night for “Form and Fancy,” a solo exhibition of Chinese ink paintings on paper by Russian-born artist Valentina Battler. The self taught painter—who is also a classically trained concert pianist—was on hand for the showing of the Asian-themed artworks, whose subjects varied from dueling beasts and Samurai warriors to tranquil landscapes and delicate figures. For more information on Battler’s work, click here.
Click through the slide show below for images from the opening.
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The artist, Valentina Battler, with two of her Chinese ink paintings
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"Flamenco," left, and "Orchid"
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A long view of the gallery space
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Atmosphere on the terrace
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"Pink and Blue Paris"
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Paulette Ellison, Don Loskot, Andrea Rinaldi
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Dr. Igor Alexandrov examines "Waterfall"
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Jean-Paul Quashie, Arisce Wanzer
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"Autumn Apple"
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Anika Gakovic, Irena Dzomba
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"First Snow"
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The artist greeting well-wishers
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Katya Starodubtseva, Yumi Igarashi
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Oceana Mahoney, Marcela Carvalho
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