Michael Kachan Color Lithograph depicts Music and Happy Hour
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Featured in original black frame. It is in excellent condition vintage condition.
Measures: 27 1/4" W x 24 1/2" H x 1" D
About the artist:
Michael Kachan was born in the countryside of Armenia. There, he completed secondary school and was a noteworthy student specializing in art. In 1985, he graduated with honors from the Kiev Institute of Arts. Before immigrating to Israel in 1992, he created several monumental installations for various institutions.
A playful and festive atmosphere characterizes his works. His colors are vibrant and celebratory and his subjects are primarily centered on musicians, lovers, and dreamers. The work of Michael Kachan is held in numerous collections worldwide.
Selected exhibitions:
• 1989 Theresa Coshin Gallery, Paris • 1992 Jewish Community Center, Rome • 1992-93 Binyanei Hauma, Jerusalem • 1993 Group show, Brighton, England • 1994 Group show, Hamburg, Germany • 1995 Avarim Art Gallery, Tel-Aviv, Israel • 1995 Art Expo, New York.
Michael Kachan
b. 1964, Armenia (USSR)
- Born
- 1964, Armenia (USSR)
- Training
- Kiev Institute of Arts, graduated 1985
- Emigrated
- 1992, to Israel
Michael Kachan was born in 1964 in the Armenian countryside of the Soviet Union and graduated with honors from the Kiev Institute of Arts in 1985. He immigrated to Israel in 1992 and held his debut solo exhibition in Jerusalem shortly after.
His work, influenced by Marc Chagall and Bolivian naïve painter Graciela Rodo Boulanger, centers on musicians, lovers, and dreamers rendered in richly textured acrylic. He interprets his paintings into original and hand-embellished serigraphs.
Biographical detail from Park West Gallery.
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