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DAYS OF SAKHA-YAKUTIA CULTURE IN TORONTO A Unique Reception: October 22nd, 12-3pm As part of continuing celebration of Days of Sakha-Yakutia Culture, Bezpala Brown Gallery presents:• Improvisations by Claudia & Herman Khatylaevs, performing on more than 15 traditional Yakutian musical instruments• A fashion show of celebratory Yakutian costumes designed by Avgustina Filippova• Traditional Sakha delicacies created by celebrity chef Innokentiy Tarbakhov• Ms. Filippova and Mr. Tarbakhov will be present at the reception to guide us along in our exploration of Sakha cultureIn addition to the music, garb and food that will be presented, we continue our exploration of northern art by presenting a unique opportunity to contrast Northern Canadian visual art and sculpture with that of the works of Sakha artists. Among others, the Sakha masterpieces of Mikhail Starostin (etchings and oils), Chikachev (prints) and Evgenia Arbugaeva (photography) will continue to be on display. BBG contrasts these artworks with the work of 17 Inuit artists including Annie Pootoogook (etching and aquatint), Shuvinai Ashoona (etching and aquatint), Kavavaow Mannomee (lithograph) and Nuna Parr (sculpture). Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase originals and giclées from several artists. Mr. Starostin and Ms. Arbugaeva will be in attendance at the Reception to discuss their creations.

DAYS OF SAKHA-YAKUTIA CULTURE IN TORONTO

A Unique Reception: October 22nd, 12-3pm

As part of continuing celebration of Days of Sakha-Yakutia Culture, Bezpala Brown Gallery presents:

• Improvisations by Claudia & Herman Khatylaevs, performing on more than 15 traditional Yakutian musical instruments
• A fashion show of celebratory Yakutian costumes designed by Avgustina Filippova
• Traditional Sakha delicacies created by celebrity chef Innokentiy Tarbakhov
• Ms. Filippova and Mr. Tarbakhov will be present at the reception to guide us along in our exploration of Sakha culture

In addition to the music, garb and food that will be presented, we continue our exploration of northern art by presenting a unique opportunity to contrast Northern Canadian visual art and sculpture with that of the works of Sakha artists. Among others, the Sakha masterpieces of Mikhail Starostin (etchings and oils), Chikachev (prints) and Evgenia Arbugaeva (photography) will continue to be on display. BBG contrasts these artworks with the work of 17 Inuit artists including Annie Pootoogook (etching and aquatint), Shuvinai Ashoona (etching and aquatint), Kavavaow Mannomee (lithograph) and Nuna Parr (sculpture). Attendees will have the opportunity to purchase originals and giclées from several artists. Mr. Starostin and Ms. Arbugaeva will be in attendance at the Reception to discuss their creations.

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