Intercontinental Art Exhibition
”CULTURAL IMPRESSIONS” 100 artists-100 countries-6 continents
OK Gallery Jl. Veteran no.76A Warungboto, Yogyakarta, Indonesia September 6-12, 2019
The Inter-Art Foundation propose a complex art exhibition dedicated to this generous topic: ”CULTURAL IMPRESSIONS”. I choosed this title because in my opinion each artist express an individual impression through his work regarding his own culture, a deep reflection of his ethnical identity. The exhibition suppose to be a various mixture of emotions, memories and feelings fixed together as a giant puzzle, a collective work of 100 artists. The project includes 100 art works from 100 artists representing 100 countries from all the continents. These works are from the foundation’s own collection, gathered during the years from different important art projects. This exhibition propose to be a traveling one, and we would like to bring it in as many countries is possible in the next years. We choose from each country an artist with international rate, who participated at the Inter-Art projects in the past. It is a great honor for us that the first stop will be in Yogyakarta, Indonesia and will represent the inauguration of the OK Gallery runned by Valentinus Rommy Iskandar, a well known international artist who is part of this project. After many important exhibitions in high level places like the United Nations Headquarters- New York, Palais du Nations-Geneva, European Parliament-Brussels, Woodrow Wilson Center-Washington D.C. the Inter-Art Foundation wish to propose this traveling project and show it everywhere in the world. Will represent an other great achievement –where the interculturality will underline the proposed message. This project will prove again the main purpose of the Inter-Art Foundation from Aiud, Romania: interconnection between nations and cultures, coexistence and cultural cooperation.” Stefan Balog Curator, President, Inter-Art Foundation-Aiud, Romania
First of all, we, OK Gallery-Yogyakarta, Indonesia and the Inter-Art Foundation-Aiud, Romania,, give thanks to God, thank all the committees who are tasked with the implementation of the �CULTURAL IMPRESSIONS� Intercontinental Art Exhibition. And we express our gratitude to the sponsors, media partners, supporters of the event, and the entire community who participated inour event. The assistance that has been given has had a great impact on the success of organizing our exhibition events. We understand that our collaboration may still have many shortcomings, but we will work hard to ensure that in the future it will be better so that nothing will hold us back from working together again. Valentinus Rommy Iskandar Chairman of the committee
List of the artists: Albania: ORIOLA KURETA SEMENESCU Argentina: MARIANA FELCMAN Armenia: MARIAM MARUKYAN Australia: MICHELLE DAWSON Austria: CHRISTINE KERTZ Azerbaijan: YUSIF KATANOV Bahrain: PREETI RANA Bangladesh: SAHID KAZI Barbados: AKILAH WHATTS Belarus: MARINA MAROZ Belgium: MARGOT KLINGENBERG Benin: ALOFAN ALIHOSSI Bolivia: RAQUEL SCHWARTZ Bosnia & Herzegovina: BOJANA STOJAKOVIC Brasil: CONSTANCA LUCAS Brunei Darussalam: OSMAN MOHAMMAD Burkina Faso: AHOUA YAMEOGO Bulgaria: DIMITAR VELICHKOV Canada: SUSIE VEROFF Cape Verde: MARIO ALBERTO BARBOSA Chile: CAROLINA BUSQUETS China: LI QING JIANG Colombia: KARMENZA DE ELY Costa Rica: SEBASTIAN MELLO Croatia: IRENA GAYATRI HORVAT Cuba: YUDIT VIDAL FAIFE Czech Republic: TEODOR BUZU Denmark: RICH DETHLEFSEN Dominican Republic: LUANDA LOZANO Ecuador: FERNANDO LOPEZ GUEVARA Egypt: REEM HASSAN El Salvador: MAURICIO LINARESAGUILAR Estonia: RETI SAKS Ethiopia: ALEMAYEHU REGASSA Finland: OUTIMAIJA HAKALA
France: THIERRY LANDON Georgia: INGA SHALVASHVILI Germany:VIKTOR ANGHIUS LOCKER Ghana: ATTA KWAMI Greece: MANOLIS ANASTASAKOS Grenada: SUELIN LOW CHEW TUNG Guinea: FLORENCE FOFANA Haiti: PATRICK CAUVIN Hungary: RITOK LAJOS Iceland: VALGERDUR HAUKDOTTIR India: ASIT KUMAR PATNAIK Indonesia: VALENTINUS ROMMY ISKANDAR Iran: GITA MEH Ireland: PADRAIC REANEY Israel: KARMELA BERG Italy: GIUSEPPE STRANO SPITU Ivory Coast: ATSAIN ADOU MARIE-ANGE Japan: GEN MORIMOTO Jordan: NAILA DEEB Kenya: Radhika Rana Latvia: Antra Ivdra Lebanon: Fadia El Khatib Liechtenstein: Vlado Franjević Lithuania: Saule Urbanaviciute Luxembourg: Serge Koch Malaysia: Yeok Khang Tang Malawi: Elson Kambalu Mali: Hama Goro Mauritius: Nadine Jeanneton Mexico: Mauricio Vega Vivas Micronesia: Yvonne Neth Montenegro: Jelena Jovancov Morocco: Mountassir Chemao Nepal: Asha Dangol Netherlands: SHEFQET AVDUSH EMINI
New Zealand: KIM LOWE Nigeria: ANTHONY NSOFOR North Macedonia: ELENA GJORGJIEVSKA Peru: OLGA VERME-MIGNOT Poland: EUGENIUSZ DELEKTA Republic of Korea: CLEMENS BEUNGKUN SOU Republic of Moldova: NATALIA SHURUBA Romania: STEFAN BALOG Russian Federation: ALEXANDER LIMAREV Saudi Arabia: YUSUF ABDULKADIR IBRAHEEM Senegal: AICHATOU DIENG Serbia: SNEZANA KEZELE Singapore: FERN MIN ENG Slovakia: IGOR CVACHO Slovenia: LOJZE KALINSEK South Africa: LIZA GROBLER Spain: ANASTASIA DOMINGO ACEBRON Sudan: MUTAZ ELEMAM Suriname: ANAND BINDA Sweden: ANN-PIA AZIZUDDIN Switzerland: NINA GAUTSCHI Syrian Arab Republic: MERVAT BARAMBO Thailand: RUNGSAK DOGBUA Tunisia: HADHAMI SOLTAN Turkey: ÖZLEM KALKAN ERENUS Ukraine: MARIANNA ABRAMOVA United Kingdom: PAMELA CLARKSON U.S.A.: PATRICIA GOODRICH Uzbekistan: ALIM RAKHMATULLAEV Vietnam: CUONG NGUYEN TRAN
Ahoua Yameogo (Burkina Faso)
Aichatou Dieng (Senegal)
Akilah Whatts (Barbados)
Alemayehu Regassa (Ethiopia)
Alexander Limarev (Russian Federation)
Alim Rakhmatullaev (Uzbekistan)
Alofan Alihossi (Benin)
Anand Binda (Suriname)
Anastasia Domingo (Spain)
Ann Pia Azizuddin (Sweden)
Anthony Nsofor (Nigeria)
Antra Ivdra (Latvia)
Asha Dangol (Nepal)
Asit Kumar Patnaik (India)
Atsain Adou Marie-Ange (Ivory Coast)
Atta Kwami (Ghana)
Bojana Stojakovic (Bosnia and Herzegovina)
Carolina Busquets (Chile)
Christine Kertz (Austria)
Clemens Beungkun Sou (Republic of Korea)
Constanca Lucas (Brasil)
Cuong Nguyen Tran (Viet Nam)
Dimitar Velichkov (Bulgaria)
Elena Gjorgjievska (North Macedonia)
Elson Kambalu (Malawi)
Eugeniusz Delekta (Poland)
Fadia El Khatib (Lebanon)
Fern Min Eng (Singapore)
Fernando Lopez Guevara (Ecuador)
Florence Fofana (Guinea)
Gen Morimoto (Japan)
Gita Meh (Iran)
Giuseppe Strano Spitu (Italy)
Hadhami Soltan (Tunisia)
Hama Goro (Mali)
Igor Cvacho (Slovakia)
Inga Shalvashvili (Georgia)
Irena Gayatri Horvat (Croatia)
Jelena Jovancov (Montenegro)
Karmela Berg (Israel)
Karmenza de Ely (Colombia)
Kim Lowe (New Zealand)
Li Qing Jiang (China)
Liza Grobler (South Africa)
Lojze Kalinsek (Slovenia)
Luanda Lozano (Dominican Republic)
Mutaz Elemam (Sudan)
Manolis Anastasakos (Greece)
Margot Klingenberg (Belgium)
Mariam Marukyan (Armenia)
Mariana Felcman (Argentina)
Marianna Abramova (Ukraine)
Marina Maroz (Belarus)
Mario Alberto Barbosa (Cape Verde)
Mauricio Linares-Aguilar (El Salvador)
Mauricio Vega Vivas (Mexico)
Mervat Barambo (Syrian Arab Republic)
Michelle Dawson (Australia)
Mountassir Chemao (Morocco)
Nadine Jeanneton (Mauritius)
Naila Deeb (Jordan)
Natalia Shuruba (Republic of Moldova)
Nina Gautschi (Switzerland)
Olga Verme-Mignot (Peru)
Oriola Kureta Semenescu (Albania)
Osman Mohammad (Brunei Darussalam)
Outimaija Hakala(Finland)
Özlem Kalkan Erenus (Turkey)
Padraic Reaney (Ireland)
Pamela Clarkson (United Kingdom)
Patricia Goodrich (USA)
Patrick Cauvin (Haiti)
Preeeti Rana (Bahrain)
Radhika Rana (Kenya)
Raquel Schwartz (Bolivia)
Reem Hassan (Egypt)
Reti Saks (Estonia)
Rich Dethlefsen (Denmark)
Ritok Lajos (Hungary)
Rungsak Dogbua (Thailand)
Sahid Kazi (Bangladesh)
Saule Urbanaviciute (Lithuania)
Sebastian Mello (Costa Rica)
Serge Koch (Luxembourg)
Shefqet Avdush Emini (Netherlands)
Snezana Kezele (Serbia)
Stefan Balog (Romania)
Suelin Low Chew Tung (Grenada)
Susie Veroff (Canada)
Teodor Buzu (Czech Republic)
Thierry Landon (France)
Valentinus Rommy Iskandar ( Indonesia)
Valgerdur Haukdottir (Iceland)
Viktor Anghius-Locker (Germany)
Vlado Franjević (Liechtenstein)
Yeok Khang Tang (Malaysia)
Yudit Vidal Faife (Cuba)
Yusif Katanov (Azerbaijan)
Yusuf Abdulkadir Ibraheem (Saudi Arabia)
Yvonne Neth (Micronesia)
Opening ceremony: Friday, September 6, 2019 at 6.00 pm