*1981
Oceania
Kulida
Tatyana
4709
Artist ID:
Exhibition & Shows (Selected)
2024 | 37 paintings, solo show ‘Wairarapa Felt’, Aratoi Museum, Masterton, NZ
2024 | Wellington Art Show, Wellington, NZ
2023 | Auckland Art Show, Auckland, NZ
2022 | Auckland Art Show, Auckland, NZ
2022 | Pamela Jane Gallery, Solo show, Wellington, NZ
2022 | NZ Parliament, Portrait of Antarctica, Tatyana Kulida portraits, Wellington, NZ
2021 | NZ Art Show, Wellington, NZ
2020 | Kiwi Arthouse, ‘Still life in Isolation’ solo show, Wellington, NZ
2019 | NZ Academy of Fine Arts, solo 52, Wellington, NZ
2017 | Manning Art Prize, Manning Gallery, NSW, Australia
2015 | Royal Society of British Artists, London
2014 | ACES Art Gallery, Wilmington Arts Council, solo show, Wilmington, NC, USA
2014 | Royal Society of Portrait Painters, London
2014 | Richard Massey Foundation ‘Chiaro Scuro’, NY, NY, USA
2014 | Represent, London
2013 | Women Painting Women, Robert Lange Gallery, Charleston
2013 | Florence Academy Alumni exhibition, Corsini Stables, Florence, Italy
2012 | Patterson+Behn Gallery “Tuscan Dreams”, solo show, Wilmington, NC, USA
2010 | Art Soup Gallery, Outward/Within, Wilmington, NC, USA
2008 | Azalea Art Show, Wilmington, NC, USA
Brief Biography | Artistic Journey
Tatyana is a Crimean-born, New Zealand based artist who has traveled the world and has been creating artworks for over 20 yeas. A double major in Studio arts and Mathematics she started out studying and paining in Charlotte, NC USA in 1999. Upon graduation she worked in consulting and later non profits while starting an art career and eventually pursuing a Masters in Art Administration. In 2010 Tatyana committed to a full course of study at the Florence Academy of Art, a world renowned school for realist art training where she taught for 3 years following her graduation. Her paintings are in museums and private collections in USA, Europe and Australasia. She now lives in Wellington, New Zealand.
Tatyana is the owner of Anthesis Atelier, an teaching-studio in the heart of New Zealand’s capital, where she is painting personal work, portrait commissions as well as teaching drawing and painting in the Academic Method. Tatyana has received international recognition for her portraits with De László Prize for classical draftsmanship awarded at the Royal Society of British Artists at the Mall Galleries, London in 2015. She has been acknowledged by the Art Renewal Center as a scholarship recipient as well as The National Cowboy Museum study award. In New Zealand, Tatyana has received multiple national acknowledgements including being the finalist in the prestigious Parking Drawing prize in 2017.
Tatyana paints all her work from life, in natural light, using techniques and best practices of the Old Masters. Her commitment to this approach allows for the type of presence that contemporary life rarely offers.
Presence is Tatyana’s way to connect to beauty.
Brief Biography | Artistic Journey
Tatyana is a Crimean-born, New Zealand based artist who has traveled the world and has been creating artworks for over 20 yeas. A double major in Studio arts and Mathematics she started out studying and paining in Charlotte, NC USA in 1999. Upon graduation she worked in consulting and later non profits while starting an art career and eventually pursuing a Masters in Art Administration. In 2010 Tatyana committed to a full course of study at the Florence Academy of Art, a world renowned school for realist art training where she taught for 3 years following her graduation. Her paintings are in museums and private collections in USA, Europe and Australasia. She now lives in Wellington, New Zealand.
Tatyana is the owner of Anthesis Atelier, an teaching-studio in the heart of New Zealand’s capital, where she is painting personal work, portrait commissions as well as teaching drawing and painting in the Academic Method. Tatyana has received international recognition for her portraits with De László Prize for classical draftsmanship awarded at the Royal Society of British Artists at the Mall Galleries, London in 2015. She has been acknowledged by the Art Renewal Center as a scholarship recipient as well as The National Cowboy Museum study award. In New Zealand, Tatyana has received multiple national acknowledgements including being the finalist in the prestigious Parking Drawing prize in 2017.
Tatyana paints all her work from life, in natural light, using techniques and best practices of the Old Masters. Her commitment to this approach allows for the type of presence that contemporary life rarely offers.
Presence is Tatyana’s way to connect to beauty.
Women in Art
Blossoming Quince Branches, kaffir lime and shells
2164
Art ID
2023
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60 x 80 cm
Oil on canvas
5000
$
Tatyana
Kulida
Further Works of This Artist
Our Mission and Actions
At THE ART HUB, our mission is initially focused on addressing a profound imbalance within the art world, specifically catering to women artists. In the current landscape, a mere 5% to 15% of artworks traded at auctions are created by women, starkly contrasted by the overwhelming 85% to 95% of works by male artists. This disparity is not only confined to auctions but is also prevalent in exhibitions, where male-created art significantly overshadows that of their female counterparts.
By concentrating our efforts on female artists, THE ART HUB aims to counteract this imbalance and champion women within the art community. This initiative is designed to amplify the visibility of women artists, making their creations more accessible to a wider audience, and ultimately striving for a more balanced representation of genders within art auctions and exhibitions. By prioritizing women in art, our platform boldly advocates for equality and diversity within the art sector, signaling a commitment to reshaping and enriching the cultural landscape.
Personal Statement
I am seeking to share the value of presence with the audiences around the world. In the times full of imagery it is my goal to create artworks that are more than an arrangement of shapes and colors - but an experience with depth and staying power. A depth and merit of each subject or person is worthwhile to contemplate and through this contemplation I wish to bring dignity to the material world, an antidote experience to the increasingly digitalized expectation of life. The work creation process calls for my compete attention, I stop and look not only to produce something recognizable but to be with the subject fully: this is a certain frequency communicated to the audience in giving an opportunity to stop and look, feel and connect to the life force in all things, most importantly in each one of us.
Exhibition & Shows (Selected)
2024 | 37 paintings, solo show ‘Wairarapa Felt’, Aratoi Museum, Masterton, NZ
2024 | Wellington Art Show, Wellington, NZ
2023 | Auckland Art Show, Auckland, NZ
2022 | Auckland Art Show, Auckland, NZ
2022 | Pamela Jane Gallery, Solo show, Wellington, NZ
2022 | NZ Parliament, Portrait of Antarctica, Tatyana Kulida portraits, Wellington, NZ
2021 | NZ Art Show, Wellington, NZ
2020 | Kiwi Arthouse, ‘Still life in Isolation’ solo show, Wellington, NZ
2019 | NZ Academy of Fine Arts, solo 52, Wellington, NZ
2017 | Manning Art Prize, Manning Gallery, NSW, Australia
2015 | Royal Society of British Artists, London
2014 | ACES Art Gallery, Wilmington Arts Council, solo show, Wilmington, NC, USA
2014 | Royal Society of Portrait Painters, London
2014 | Richard Massey Foundation ‘Chiaro Scuro’, NY, NY, USA
2014 | Represent, London
2013 | Women Painting Women, Robert Lange Gallery, Charleston
2013 | Florence Academy Alumni exhibition, Corsini Stables, Florence, Italy
2012 | Patterson+Behn Gallery “Tuscan Dreams”, solo show, Wilmington, NC, USA
2010 | Art Soup Gallery, Outward/Within, Wilmington, NC, USA
2008 | Azalea Art Show, Wilmington, NC, USA
