Yana Proka

Yana Proka is a young painter, born in 1983, February 21, in Chisinau, Republic of Moldova. At the age of 9, Yana entered the Igor Vieru Republican Lyceum of Fine Arts. During that time, she successfully participated in numerous national art competitions. In 2001 she enter the Academy of Arts, department: Visual and Decorative Arts. 2007-2009 Master of Fine Arts, Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts. She is a complex artist. Yana Proka is a ceramist, painter, as well as an illustrator. Her artistic tastes expanded as she felt in love with drawing and the different drawing technics, which she consider to be most important in her art..




WORKS IN PRIVAT COLLECTIONS :

- Great Britain

- Spain

- The Ukraine

- Italy

- Serbia

- Turkey

- Moldova

- Canada

- Sweden

2001-2006 Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts, department: Visual and Decorative Arts

2007-2009 Master of Fine Arts, Academy of Music, Theater and Fine Arts

Exhibition history:

1995 – Personal exhibition at “V. Poleacov ” Fine Arts School, Chisinau, Rep. of Moldova

2002 – Exhibition ”Ruralul în viziunea celor 33 de la anul trei'”/The countryside seen by the 33 students form the 3rd year” at National Muzeul of Ethnography and Natural History

2004 – Exhibition of decorative arts at Exhibition Center Constantin Brancuşi

2005 –Exhibition ,,Saloanele de primăvară''/ Spring Salon, Exhibition Center Constantin Brancuşi

2006 – license works at Exhibition Center Constantin Brancuşi

2006 – Exhibition ,,Învăţînd /Învaţă Creaţia”/ Learning/ Learn the Creation at Exhibition Center Constantin Brancuşi

2007– Exhibition –contest ,,NOI TINERETUL CREATOR”/ We the young creators at Exhibition Center Constantin Brancuşi

2007 – Participation - „Creatoarea contemporană”/ The contemporary she-creator exhibition (Poland and Moldova) at Exhibition Center Constantin Brancuşi

2007 – Participation - „Civilizaţia ceramicii si a pietrii”/ The civilization of ceramic and stone exhibition at National Muzeul of Ethnography and Natural History

2010 – Exhibition of contemporary fi...