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November 13, 2009

Exhibition of Calligraphy
The artist of UNESCO Nja Mahdaoui gave the master class at the II International Exhibition of Calligraphy which is now held in the Sokolniki park.
Source: Metro, newspaper

November 11, 2009

World calligraphy masterpieces in the Sokolniki park
The culture and exhibition centre Sokolniki welcomes the II International Exhibition of Calligraphy. Such a large scale culture event is held in Moscow for the first time ever. It is organized under the aegis of the UNESCO Commission for the Russian Federation and Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. The masters of calligraphy arrived in Moscow from across the world.
Source: Preobrazhenskaya Ploschad, newspaper (Eastern Administrative Division)

November 06, 2009

Personal characteristics in one
The Exhibition of Calligraphy in the Sokolniki park, pavilions 7, 7a, 17
Seven days a week until November 14, open from 10 am till 8 pm.
Source: Moy Rayon, newspaper

November 02, 2009

The II International exhibition of calligraphy
The Contemporary museum of calligraphy The world has nor yet seen an exhibition of this scale. Calligraphic tapestry from Tunisia, petition (chelobitnaya) on birchbark in the Old Russian language. Ancient manuscripts and letters, small run handwritten books, artistic tools.
Source: Antenna magazine

October 23, 2009

On an Asian fly’s wing
The II International exhibition of Calligraphy was opened in Sokolniki park. The exhibition space of 5, 000 sq.m. demonstrates the calligraphic art works from 30 countries.
Source: Vechernyaya Moskva, newspaper

October 22, 2009

I am writing to you…
The largest world exhibition for calligraphy in Moscow
Oksana Naralenkova
The largest exhibition for the art of calligraphy opened one of these days in Moscow.
The script masterpieces by the artists form thirty countries (Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, France, Italy, Germany, Australia, Brazil and some others) are on display in the three pavilions in Sokolniki.
Source: Rossiyskaya Gazeta, newspaper

October 16, 2009

Writing on a fly's wings
The culture and exhibition centre Sokolniki welcomes the II International Exhibition of Calligraphy. Such a large scale culture event is held in Moscow for the first time ever. It is organized under the aegis of the UNESCO Commission for the Russian Federation and Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation. The masters of calligraphy arrived in Moscow from across the world.
Source: 13 Tverskaya, Moscow Government newspaper

October 14, 2009

International Exhibition of Calligraphy
Sokolniki exhibition centre, October 15 – November 14 “Calligraphy is the art to put the brush on paper properly, and then to properly take it off”, says one calligrapher. “It is so. But the written text is not only to make an effective impression”, says another. “Apart from technical skillfulness, one needs naturalness, inspiration and presence of spontaneous natural force”.
Source: Kultpokhod, art magazine

October 04, 2009

A surprise from Georgia to the Museum of Calligraphy in Moscow
Calligraphy (from Greek — “beautiful handwriting”) is the art of beautiful and neat handwriting. Calligraphy is the letter painting, the mystery of symbols and signs, expression of thought, image and character.
Source: Svobodnaya Gruzia, newspaper

August 17, 2009

Hello...
The museum celebrated its first anniversary displaying the world calligraphy masterpiece, Tsar-mezuzah entering the Guinness World Records.
Source: Metro

April 22, 2009

Presentation about the International Exhibition of Calligraphy by Hans Maierhofer
Presentation made by Hans Maierhofer, about the International Exhibition of Calligraphy. Presentation was demonstrated on the Regensburg seminar (Schreibwerkstatt Regensburg).

January 30, 2009

From Goldkronach to Moscow: Wall decoration at the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy
“Our Father is for all the time!” referred Andrea Wunderlich, the artist calligrapher from German Goldkronach, to her artwork. Together with her husband, artist Volker Wunderlich she brought her calligraphic works to Moscow.

January 20, 2009

Treasures of Calligraphy
“In the beginning was the Word,” says the Gospel according to St. John. It was the spoken word, however, the word that was kept alive as long as generations of people passed the word on from person to person. When the chain broke, the word disappeared. It only became immortal after it was visually recorded by means of an alphabet, a system of symbols where each was assigned to a certain sound and had a shape of its own.
Source: The Diplomat magazine

January 15, 2009

Russian-Taiwanese relations: calligraphy, the «pharmacy for eyes»
The International Exhibition of Calligraphy drew the masters and connoisseurs of the calligraphic art from all over the world to St. Petersburg.
Source: Taiwanese panorama, magazine

January 11, 2009

To Russia with art
Manohar Desai mesmerised audiences with his calligraphy demonstrations in Moscow.
Source: Pune Mirror newspaper

December 18, 2008

Calligraphy
On September 16–21 the Repin State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture in St.Petersburg hosted the International Exhibition of Calligraphy. The project was initiated by the Director General of MVK International Exhibition Company Aleksey Shaburov.

December 13, 2008

Iranian calligraphers participate in Moscow intl. exhibit
TEHRAN — Iranian calligraphers took part in the Mystery of World Calligraphy Exhibition, which was held from December 9 to 14 at the Contemporary Museum of Calligraphy in Moscow.
Source: Tehran Times. Iran's leading international daily

December 11, 2008

Iran in Moscow calligraphy exhibit
Moscow International Exhibition of Calligraphy opened on Wednesday with the participation of Iran. The event titled "Mystery of the World Calligraphy displays works from 23 countries including Iran, Russia, Turkey, Australia, India, the US, China, Japan, Syria, UAE, Belarus and Ukraine.
Source: Latest Iran News & Iranian Culture Journal

December 02, 2008

Small is beautiful, says miniaturist Chen Forng-shean
Ambitious men think big. But 52-year-old Chen Forng-shean, rather driven and certainly not lacking in aspiration, has been spending his productive years scaling down the size of his work. In fact, this miniaturist’s creations are best viewed and appreciated with the help of a magnifying glass.

December 02, 2008

Black on White
IT WAS the most elegant exhibition we have ever seen. The exhibits and the exposition design represented “refined ink flourish on a snow-white sheet of paper”. The ultra-modern space filled with music of lines and sounds suddenly appeared in the classical interiors of the Academy of Arts. It was a surprising combination of Art Nouveau and calligraphy, one of the most ancient kinds of art.
Source: Library Service, magazine

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