Arty. Julia Leontyev and Natalie Doubrovsky's exhibition in Melbourne

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Наталия Дубровская (слева) и Юлия Леонтьева (справа) на выставке в Мельбурне. Source: SBS

Over the weekend, Melbourne's 26 Advantage Gallery opened an exhibition, Past. Present. Progress, by artists Julia Leontyev and Natalie Doubrovsky. Both artists grew up in the former Soviet Union, moved to Australia in the 1990s and started painting as adults after meeting at a literary club. Julia Leontyev creates abstract art, while Natalie Doubrovsky creates objective art.


We talked about their working methods, using different media, painting with credit cards, as well as about Australian art and how literature brought Julia and Natalie together and started a new path in painting.

The podcast mentions Julia Leontyev's artwork “Red Line Across Time”.
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Red Line Across Time, Julia Leontiev. Source: SBS
We are also talking about Natalie Doubrovsky's “Nothern Landscape” series. These works were created with a plastic card.
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Nothern Landscapes, Natalie Doubrovsky. Source: SBS
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