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Tuesday, September 18, 2018


Sunday, September 16, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 HAPPY BOATS 80x60 (Mixed on Canvas)


Monday, September 10, 2018

Boy with bird. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov.

The gallery exhibits modern and contemporary art, designing and producing classical and contemporary murals, restoration & conservation decorative arts, painting & sculpture.

Stella Tumasova Fine Art Gallery San Francisco. 

 

Four Seasons. Night. Morning. Day. Evening. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov.  





Four Seasons. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. Oil/canvas 24/30in. 

Four Seasons. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. Print/canvas. Twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist. 

Stella Tumasova Fine Art Gallery San Francisco.  

 

Classical Portrait Painting San Francisco. 

https://classicalportraitpaintingsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/

 

  

 

Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

fineart3@mindspring.com
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415 928 8290
San Francisco  

Sunday, September 9, 2018

藝苑掇英 Nina Tokhtaman Valetova 尼娜·脫卡蔓·華萊陀娃 (1958) Metaphysical art Magic R...

A.Brentel 2018 DNA 80x40x12 Wall Sculpture


Tuesday, September 4, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 SPECIAL KEY 65x50 (Mixed on Masonite)


Friday, August 24, 2018

Bounded together.

Some new work since a very long time. Due to health problems I’ve not been able to work. So I’m so glad I had the chance to photograph this sister and brother who were adopted. The stone represents their home country and it’s floating in their new home. 


A.Brentel 2018 FISH MILLS 65x50 (Mixed on Masonite)


Monday, August 13, 2018

Suzanne Tucker Atherton Residence

Tucker & Marks Design
A house can be a lifelong romance, and we should find ourselves falling in love with our homes over and over again. —Suzanne Tucker.

Tucker & Marks, Inc. is an interior design and decorating firm based in San Francisco, California. Founded in 1986 by Suzanne Tucker and Timothy Marks, the firm has grown to be one of the largest of its kind on the West Coast, designing luxurious and elegant, extremely comfortable and inviting homes. Tucker & Marks creates a broad spectrum of living environments – from well-appointed family homes, mountain lodges and beach houses, to country villas and estates as well as large apartments in some of San Francisco’s most prestigious addresses – for a steady stream of new and longtime clients. We work throughout the United States, from California to New York and the Eastern Seaboard, from Hawaii to Wyoming to Arkansas.


Atherton Residence  
http://www.tuckerandmarks.com/homes/atherton-residence/






The design of this neoclassical Georgian villa was an exercise in building beautiful forms and volumes, enhancing them with architectural details and molding, and using custom furnishings, colors, paints, and textiles to make the interiors of this formal house approachable and intimate. We had the opportunity to source unusual and rare antiques and design one-of-a-kind spaces detailed with custom finishes and embellishments – an exceptional level of individualized attention that creates a very personalized home.



Scale, proportion, balance and harmony are the timeless essentials of classical elements.




Hand painted on-site by Sergey Konstantinov Art Studio, the dining room mural sets a dramatic scene.  
Mural Room Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
https://fineartgalleryst.blogspot.com/2014/12/flowers-painting-artist-sergey_25.html





Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

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San Francisco   

Wednesday, August 1, 2018

Tatiana Sorokko. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov.

Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
Art studio designing and producing classical and contemporary murals, restoration & conservation decorative arts, painting & sculpture. Fine art gallery.






Tatiana. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. 30/21in. Acrylic/board.
Print/canvas. 21/30in.  Twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist.




Fine Art Gallery.
San Francisco.
E-mail: fineartgallerysf@gmail.com


Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

fineart3@mindspring.com
skype-sergey.konstantinov2
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415 928 8290

San Francisco   

Tuesday, July 31, 2018

Sonya Molodetskaya. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov.

Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
Art studio designing and producing classical and contemporary murals, restoration & conservation decorative arts, painting & sculpture. Fine art gallery.







Sonya. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. 30/24in. Acrylic/board.
Print/canvas. 24/30in.  Twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist










Sonya. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. 30/24in. Acrylic/board.
Print/canvas. 24/30in.  Twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist




Fine Art Gallery.
San Francisco.
E-mail: fineartgallerysf@gmail.com


Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

fineart3@mindspring.com
skype-sergey.konstantinov2
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415 928 8290

San Francisco   

Tuesday, July 24, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 SEASCAPE 80x60 (Mixed on Canvas)


Thursday, July 12, 2018

A.Brentel 2009 TIES 120x100 (Oil on Canvas)


Tuesday, July 3, 2018

Introducing New Members @ WikipediArt Official!

welcome

Thursday, June 21, 2018

Nina Valetova ( Nina tokhtaman Valetova) Art

Monday, June 11, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 METROPOLIS 80x60 (Mixed on Canvas)


Thursday, May 24, 2018

Keeneland. Art studio Sergey Konstantinov San Francisco.

Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
Art studio designing and producing classical and contemporary murals, restoration & conservation decorative arts, painting & sculpture. Fine art gallery.



 Horses. Painting. Oil/canvas 36/48in. Art studio Sergey Konstantinov San Francisco.  



Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

fineart3@mindspring.com
skype-sergey.konstantinov2
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415 928 8290
 

San Francisco 

Friday, May 18, 2018

Human Artworks

My works are successful and I am respected.  Let’s start there.
I’ve been making sculptures for almost five decades.  My pieces have been seen around the world since the 1970s.  When people see my work, they’re taken aback: children ask their parents if the figures are real people, they don’t know how to react to them, they’ve never seen anything like them.
Like every artist, my work is part of a historical lineage.  The art movement I’m associated with is called hyperrealism. The term was first used in 1973 as hyperréalisme by the Belgian art dealer Isy Brachot.  The show he put together focused on the American photorealists working at the time, men who made paintings that focused in specific and intimate detail on their subjects to reveal a truth that transcends what a camera can capture.  
The term became popular in the following years.  Artists like me that were building and painting life-like fiberglass or bronze sculptures came into its fold.  The term even reached back into time, and so the canon of Pop sculptures that artists like Claes Oldenburg and Duane Hanson were producing in the 60s and early 70s became part of the lineage too.
For as long as there has been a thing called “hyperrealist sculpture” I’ve been someone who has shaped and defined the width and breadth of that movement.  However, in the production of the history of hyperrealism and even more broadly of life-like sculpture, I have seen my work passed over and reduced while my contemporaries have been elevated.
Institutions like the Met and MoMA have been central players in separating which practitioners become the canon of a movement.  Hyperrealism is featured prominently in a show on at Met Breuer right now called Like Life: Sculpture, Color, and the Body (1300-Now).  I respect and value the 120 art objects that are included in the show, and in principal I don’t mind that my work doesn’t appear.  However, when I went to visit this show recently, it got me thinking about what differentiates my work from those of my contemporaries from the 1970s and 1980s.
So here we go: I think we should talk frankly about the operation of patriarchy in the art world.  
Here’s the thesis:
  1. Men’s voices have dominated the industry of art criticism. See Clement Greenberg, see the Royal Academy of Art, etc.
  2. Even when it comes to female subjects, the art that is valued is that which depicts the gaze of male artists. See the ratio of nude women subjects to women artists in the Met’s Modern Art Sections that the Guerrilla Girls made famous: 85% of the nudes are women, while only 5% of the artists are.
  3. Art which elevates the way a woman looks at anything, and maybe especially women, is written out of history.  See Romance novels, see Lifetime movies, see the silo-ing of feminist art.
This isn’t shocking to anybody, but I think that it’s worth repeating and considering, and I want to speak to what is lost by dismissing my perspective on female identity.
My sculptures of women are portraits of strength and power and balance.  They aren’t an allegory for these things, which of course has been a long staple of the use of women’s bodies in men’s art.  Instead, each figure is at a point in her personal journey that has allowed her to recognize these things in herself.
There is a wide functional gap between that depiction and those of my contemporaries John de Andrea and Duane Hanson.  Hanson’s figures play with a tradition of satire: they are unhealthy, they have a problematic relation to consumption, they are parodies of the American domestic image that was airbrushed into every magazine of the 1960s.  De Andrea’s sculptures have more to do with mine, in that the politics of his figures are less explicit; however he has acknowledged within his own oeuvre the particularity of his perspective, and the centrality of a heteronormative sexuality in his work.  
This is particularly on display in sculptures like de Andrea’s 1988 piece Allegory, after Courbet.  In this work, a female nude figure stands behind and gazes at a clothed male figure, who’s regarding an unfinished sculpture of a woman in his hands.  These works are wonderful I think, in that they openly talk about the gendered subjectivity present in all production and consumption of artworks. However, that is a beginning of that conversation, not the end.  De Andrea participates in that tradition: male artist, female subject, male gaze, male power.
My art subverts it.
The figures of women I create are not constructed for the male viewer to regard as a symbolic other, but for the human viewer to connect with as the vehicles of their individual lives.  Each of them is in a moment that holds their inner strength, their power, and the wisdom that they’ve gained from the challenges they’ve overcome in their lives. I think that’s at the heart of their success in the art market.  I also think that if hyperrealism is a tool, then my practice of representing women is an expansion of what that tool can be used for that’s worth noting.
My pieces don’t confront you with their personhood. They mostly don’t stare out at you and demand a response.  That’s because they don’t need your gaze, their dialogue is internal, and that internal reality is something that has been left out of representations of women again and again.  I don’t want people to look back at this era of art making and say that the internal reality of women was missing from the practice, but when work like mine and from art makers like me is left out of the canon that is exactly how it will look, and the women artists after me will have to start from scratch again.  

That’s the function of the glass ceiling right?  My career has been to make this tool for talking about the experience and reality of women, and I want the artists who come after me to have that tool.  If I can’t break through into the canon, then they won’t have it, they’ll have to spend their careers inventing it for themselves and then never get to the point where humanity really moves forward, when we’re asking: alright, so what’s next?

Wednesday, May 16, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 BUTTERFLY DREAM 80x60 (Mixed on Canvas)


Friday, May 11, 2018

Umbrellas of illusion 


Hi everyone, 

My work will be exhibited in Paris tomorrow with other photographers in the ImageNation exhibition Ethereal Paris - International Photo Expo! https://m.facebook.com/events/376243419452309

Who will be there? If you are in Paris this Sunday, do not hesitate to come say hi, I’ll be there. More info: etherealparis.com 

Also, you can order prints by email me at info@sabrina-m.be by telling me which photo you are interested in and further details. 

Sunday, May 6, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 FISH VILLAGE 80x60 (Mixed on Canvas)


Monday, April 30, 2018

Follow your own path 

Currently on show at Alte Sonne - Alte Landstrasse 57 - 8706 Meilen/ZH

Thursday, April 26, 2018

Art Market San Francisco 2018

artMRKT San Francisco is an international art fair held April 26 - 29, 2018 at the Festival Pavilion - Fort Mason Center in San Francisco, California. Opening Night Preview benefiting the Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco.







Horses. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. 30/24in.  Print/canvas. Twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist.



Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

fineart3@mindspring.com
skype-sergey.konstantinov2
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415 928 8290
San Francisco     

Wednesday, April 25, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 MEETING 100x60x2 Wall Sculpture


Sunday, April 22, 2018

Back to Nature 

One of my earliest works I’ve made. Independent artists depend on you and you can easily support them without having to buy. If you like something, "like" it. Share it! Tell your friends. 

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Monday, April 2, 2018

“An apple a day”
Made as a unique piece to be sold at auction to raise money for the less fortunate. I can happily say it was sold and every penny went to Food Aid.
www.sabrina-m.be
Birth of the Earth

oil painting, 2018,

artist Nina Tokhtaman Valetova

Sunday, April 1, 2018

Happy Easter @ WikipediArt Official

welcome !!!

Tuesday, March 20, 2018

A.Brentel 2008 WALLS 100x80 (Oil on Canvas)


Thursday, March 15, 2018

Introducing New Members @ WikipediArt Official!

welcome

Monday, March 5, 2018

Bay Bridge. San Francisco. Painting. Art studio Sergey Konstantinov. San Francisco.

Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
Art studio designing and producing classical and contemporary murals, restoration & conservation decorative arts, painting & sculpture. Fine art gallery.




Bay Bridge.. Painting. Artist Sergey Konstantinov. Print/canvas. Twelve color inkjet print on canvas. Limited edition, signed by the artist.


Bay Bridge. San Francisco. Painting. Art studio Sergey Konstantinov. San Francisco.




Art studio Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artstudiosergeykonstantinov.blogspot.com/
Art Conservation & Restoration Sergey Konstantinov.
http://artrestorationsanfrancisco.blogspot.com/
http://paintingconservationrestoration.blogspot.com/
Artist Sergey Konstantinov.
http://sergeykonstantinovsf.blogspot.com/

fineart3@mindspring.com
skype-sergey.konstantinov2
Facebook
415 928 8290
San Francisco

Saturday, March 3, 2018

A.Brentel 2010 INVERSION 75x65 (Enamel on Plexiglass)


Monday, February 26, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 DIALOGUE 80x40x2 Wall Sculpture


Wednesday, February 21, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 WHITE BUTTERFLIES 50x35x0.4 - Plexiglass


Thursday, February 15, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 RAINBOW VILLAGE 50x35x0.4 - Plexiglass


Thursday, February 8, 2018

A.Brentel 2018 FISH MIX 50x30x0.4 (Mixed on Plexiglass)