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“For me, it’s not about the subject matter at all – subject matter is just a pretext for my execution and sensitivity to technical issues. I’m getting closer to the divine harmony, closer to divinity, but not quite yet. That is what is great about painting – just when you think you are getting there, the point of achievement moves away. But, I want to catch that moment of solitude, that quiet harmony that people can relate to. That’s what I’m after.”


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Olga Antonova was born in Volgograd, Russia, and grew up in Leningrad (now St. Petersburg). In 1980 she received a master’s degree in fine art from what is now the I. Repin St. Petersburg State Academy Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture.

She subsequently immigrated to the United States and then lived for more than 15 years in France. Olga has exhibited widely in the United States and abroad (France, Germany, Switzerland and Puerto Rico) and her work has been reviewed many times in publications including Art News and American Arts Quarterly.

In 1990, Olga Antonova was given the honor of having images of her work included into the slide library of the National Portrait Gallery at the Smithsonian.


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Summer Salon

Rice Polak Gallery: Summer Salon II Summer Exhibition featuring the work of Olga Antonova, Deb Goldstein, Willie Little, Susan Mikula & Nicolas V. Sanchez Jul 27th – Aug 16th Provincetown, 430 Commercial St Exhibitions