Opening of Andas Michchenko's personal work exhibition “growth 25”
Prior to the Easter concert AT Nautrēnu sports hall, THE opening of AN exhibition of Andas Michchenko, an artist of THE parish of Nautrēnu, took place in the cultural house. The exhibition for public viewing shows Anda's works, which she has created from age two to time. Sketches and paintings reflect the growth of the artist in twenty-five years.
Anda started her training in 1999 at Jura Soikana Ludza's children's art school AT Nautrēnu, under the direction of teacher Maija Gailumas. Since May and Peteris Gailumi are friends of Andas ğimenes, she followed her creative activities in the art school long before her training began. In the course of the school, the development of Anda's personality was facilitated by out-of-study work with Ruth Krišani.
In the winter of 2008, Anda was on the first big order - Beth-decision scenery FOR THE Church OF Nautrēnu, this painting was 3 m high, 2 m wide. This was the first time she was working with oil colors.
In spring 2009, Anda started to go to the Latvian Academy of Art at Latgale branch. Juris stag put strong foundations on academic drawing, Anatoly Zelch taught painting. In autumn of the same year, Anda Michchenko joined THE LU's cultural and social anthropology study programme, but already in autumn 2010, he started training in the preparatory courses of the Latvian Academy of Art. He joined THE LMA fashion department in autumn 2013 with his first move, although there were 6 people on one spot. Studies at the Latvian Academy of Art are restricted to budget resources, the Ministry of Culture is paid. The head of the fashion cathedral is Aigars Bikis.
In the 1 st course, the drawings of the Anda collection were in the exhibition “wind.” Prior to the fashion, the work was at the centre of the trade center “gallery center”. Anda was also written by fashion blogger Agnes Klein. In summer 2014, Anda, with the collection “Random Act of Kindness”, took part in the Liepāja fashion festival.
For his achievements, Anda says, “Thank my parents for their support!”
Inga Brokane
