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Art knows no boundaries
‘Kunst Salon Wien’ with Michael Fuchs and Gala Mischenko | www.instagram.com/kunstsalonwien
On the 27th of June 2024, the ‘Kunst Salon Wien’ hosted an impressive vernissage with the renowned artists Michael Fuchs and Gala Mischenko. Ksenia Petrova-Hufnagl and her team offered guests a varied programme in a cosy atmosphere.
In addition to the exhibition of artworks, there were also great live musical performances, involving the operatic singer Simone Long, accompanied on the piano by Robert Werner, the cellist Prof Miloserdov with piano accompaniment by Prof Igudesman and the Austropopper Michael Pobisch. The artistic evening was hosted by television presenter Oliver Feicht.
The guests included numerous Austrian entrepreneurs and prominent personalities such as plastic surgeon Dr Artur Worseg, ‘Mr Ferrari’ Heribert Kasper and artist Johann Rumpf.
The ‘Kunst Salon Wien’ organises both national and international art projects, as art knows no borders. At the vernissage, the works of Michael Fuchs, a representative of the Viennese school of fantastic realism, and the up-and-coming artist Gala were presented. Gala studied with Michael Fuchs to refine her painting technique. The master taught her the oil painting techniques of the old Renaissance masters and inspired her to dedicate her life to art.
As Gala put it, art symbolises the unity of different cultures and peoples. This language of peace and friendship is boundless and can overcome linguistic and national barriers, which contributes to mutual understanding.
Both artists, Michael Fuchs and Gala, were present at the vernissage and are already looking forward to their next joint art project in Sochi.
‘Kunst Salon Wien’ with Michael Fuchs and Gala Mischenko | www.instagram.com/kunstsalonwien
On the 27th of June 2024, the ‘Kunst Salon Wien’ hosted an impressive vernissage with the renowned artists Michael Fuchs and Gala Mischenko. Ksenia Petrova-Hufnagl and her team offered guests a varied programme in a cosy atmosphere.
In addition to the exhibition of artworks, there were also great live musical performances, involving the operatic singer Simone Long, accompanied on the piano by Robert Werner, the cellist Prof Miloserdov with piano accompaniment by Prof Igudesman and the Austropopper Michael Pobisch. The artistic evening was hosted by television presenter Oliver Feicht.
The guests included numerous Austrian entrepreneurs and prominent personalities such as plastic surgeon Dr Artur Worseg, ‘Mr Ferrari’ Heribert Kasper and artist Johann Rumpf.
The ‘Kunst Salon Wien’ organises both national and international art projects, as art knows no borders. At the vernissage, the works of Michael Fuchs, a representative of the Viennese school of fantastic realism, and the up-and-coming artist Gala were presented. Gala studied with Michael Fuchs to refine her painting technique. The master taught her the oil painting techniques of the old Renaissance masters and inspired her to dedicate her life to art.
As Gala put it, art symbolises the unity of different cultures and peoples. This language of peace and friendship is boundless and can overcome linguistic and national barriers, which contributes to mutual understanding.
Both artists, Michael Fuchs and Gala, were present at the vernissage and are already looking forward to their next joint art project in Sochi.
