“AN INTERVIEW WITH ICONOGRAPHER VLADIMIR GRYGORENKO - His Recent Work and Developing Style ” The Orthodox Arts Journal, Editorial. Philaret Orthodox Christian Institute, Moscow, Russia Juried ExhibitionsĢ021: Solo Exhibition, Whites Chapel UMC, Southlake,TXĢ020: Online Sacred Art Competition and Exhibition, Catholic Arts institute.Ģ019: “Annual Keller Art Show, Keller City Hall, Keller, TX.Ģ009: Solo exhibition at Lovers Lane UMC, Dallas, TXġ991: Group exhibition “Anthropomorphic Spaces”, Dnipro, Ukraineġ991: Group exhibition, Artist’s Union of Ukraine, Dnipro, Ukraineġ990: “Travel Art Show” Gallery “SovArt”, Moscow-Limassolġ990: Group exhibition, All-Ukrainian Fine Art Show, Kiev, Ukraineġ985: Group exhibition, DSU Art show, Dnipro, Ukraineĭnipro State Museum of Fine Art, Dnipro, Ukraine (ROC) Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine.ġ994 Iconostasis in Holy Transfiguration Cathedral, (ROC) Dnipropetrovsk, Ukraine. Tulsa, OK.Ģ007 Iconostasis for Holy Apostles Church (OCA) Tulsa, OK.Ģ005 Icons for the iconostasis in St Paul Church (OCA), Denison, TX.Ģ002-2009: Murals (Complete interior decoration) in St Seraphim Cathedral (OCA), Dallas, TX.Ģ001 Iconostasis in St Seraphim Cathedral (OCA), Dallas, TX.ġ996 Iconostasis in Church of All Saints “Na Pobede”. John the Forerunner Antiochian Orthodox Church, Cedar Park, TX.Ģ009 Icons for Holy Trinity Episcopalian Church. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, Euless, TX.Ģ010 Iconostasis for St. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, Euless, TX.Ģ011 Iconostasis in St. Gregory of Nyssa Orthodox Church, (ACROD), Seaford, NYĢ012-2013: Murals in St. Dmitri Memorial Chapel, Dallas, TXĢ013 Murals in St. Andrew Antiochian Orthodox Church, Waco, TXĢ016: Murals in cupola and pendentives in Holy Ascension Church (OCA), Charleston, SC.Ģ015: Exterior Crucifix at Nativity Monastery (OCA), Kemp, TXĢ014-2015: Design, Murals and Icons for Abp. John the Baptist Greek Orthodox Church, Euless, TXĢ016: Iconostasis at St. Seraphim Cathedral, Dallas, TXĢ017: Murals for Cupola in the Holy Apostles Church (OCA) Tulsa, OKĢ017: Murals in the Narthex at St. Seraphim Cathedral, Dallas, TXĢ018: Exterior Mosaic over the entrance at St. Gregory Palamas Monastery Chapel. Perrisville, OHĢ018: Murals in Exo-Narthex at St. 2019 Most Notable CommissionsĢ020-2021: Murals in St.
Second Place: “ICON OF MOTHER OF OUR LORD”, Mixed Media. 2019įirst Place: “THE CRUCIFIXION”, Mixed Media, 2018 “Annual Keller Art Show” Juried Exhibition at Keller City Hall, Keller, TX. International Juried Art Competition. Catholic Art Institute.įinalist: "SALUS POPULI ROMANI", murals in St.
FEMALE ICONOGRAPHER IN MALE ORTHODOX MONASTERY PROFESSIONAL
Professional affiliationĪssociation of Consultants for Liturgical Space ( ACLS) Extensive experience in Burnished and Matte Gold leaf application, preparation of hand-made paints and supports for various media. Expert in Egg Tempera, Acrylic and KEIM Silicate Murals painting, as well as Oil painting, Watercolor, Drawing and Composing. AbilitiesĬreating comprehensive Church adornments according to Orthodox tradition. Design and Supervision of Iconography projects. Educational talks and in-depth classes about Iconography. Complete system of Church decoration using both traditional and contemporary media. Traditional Paleo-Christian, Byzantine and Roman Iconography and Murals. Status obtained as a person with extraordinary abilities Field of Expertise Perhaps you are named after one of them…To find out what their names are in Greek, please look at the page Greek Name days.Sub-Deacon Vladimir Grygorenko, Master Iconographer Modern science, however, now evaluates the hagiological literature on multiple levels beyond that of the historical source.īelow is a list of saints that are venerated in the Greek Orthodox religion, and you can read about who they were. The importance of hagiology as a science lies in the fact that it offers an inexhaustible wealth of historical information about the public and private life of their time. The most important are written in the 4th-5th and 14th century, while many hagiological texts are observed from the 9th to the 11th century. Such texts were one of the most important and popular types of Byzantine literature as it was at the forefront of the preferences of the public of all classes and social strata. The study in addition to being a kind of catechism of Christians, is also offered for research on topics related to theology, history, politics and society and culture of the time that lived the saints under study. Hagiology (the study of saints) is the branch of the Orthodox Greek theology that studies the lives of saints. In Iconography they are usually dressed accordingly. The saints are divided into six main categories: 1) The Apostles 2) The Prophets 3) The Martyrs 4) The Fathers & Hierarchs 5) The Monastics 6) The Just. All baptised Greeks are named after a saint, and so the name day is celebrated rather than the birthday. The saints are an important part of the Greek Orthodox church and faith.
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