Gheorghe Vrabie
Born in Calinesti, Balti on March 21st, 1939
Education:
1962-1967 - The Academy of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture "I.Repin", Saint Petersburg, Russian Federation
Debut:
1961
Personal Exhibitions in the Republic:
1967-1998 - Art Hall of the Union of Plastic Artists from Moldova
- The House of Writers
- The National Museum of the History of Moldova
- The Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Moldova
- The Palace of Nationalities
- The National Library
- The Exhibitional Centre "C.Brancusi", Chisinau
1999 - "Gheorghe Vrabie at 60", Chisinau
Personal Exhibitions Abroad:
1986 - Art Hall of the Union of Plastic Artists, Odessa, the Ukraine
1989 - The Central House of the Writers, Moscow, Russian Federation
2001 - The Gallery of Art "Casa cartii" (The House of the Book), Iasi, Romania
Group Exhibitions in the Republic:
1961-2002 - participates at the exhibitions organized by the Union of Plastic Artists from Moldova, Chisinau
Moldova Plastic Artists Exhibitions Abroad:
1980-1995 - participates at exhibitions in Saint Petersburg, Smolensk, Moscow, Russian Federation; Bratislava; Bucharest, Bacau, Moinesti, Botosani, Romania; Paris, France; Vienna, Austria; Washington, the USA; Plovdiv, Bulgaria; Alma-Ata, Kazahstan
Participations (workshops, creation camps, symposia):
He participates in the work of the creation camps from Moscow, Russian Federation; Riga, Latvia; Palanga, Lithuania; Hungary; Romania
Prizes:
1964 - The First Prize for Graphics at the Competition organized by the Academy of Arts from Saint Petersburg and the Union of Plastic Artists from the Russian Federation
1990 - The Prize at the Competition organized for the elaboration of the state escutcheon of the Republic of Moldova
1999 - The Prize of the Union of the Plastic Artists from Moldova
Decorations:
1998 - Master in Art from the Republic of Moldova
2000 - The Medal "M.Eminescu"
Critical Review:
Gheorghe Vrabie became one of the principal Masters of Moldavian Plastic Arts. The quintessence of Gheorghe Vrabie's creation is constituted by his exacting attitude towards art, his permanent tendency to perfection…