Marina Gennadievna Kryakkieva

Background

Marina Gennadievna Kryakkieva (Rashchevkina by bitrh) was born on December 6, 1957 in Shilka, Chita, Russian Federation.

Education

Marina Gennadievna attended E.A. Lysakova’s Art Studio at the Palace of the Pioneers (1972-1974). She graduated from the Department of commercial art of the Ryazan Art School (1978, teachers N.S. Denisov, L.A. Sokolov) and the Leningrad (now Saint Petersburg) Higher School of Commercial Art named after V.I. Mukhina (1985, teachers B.B. Kozakov, L.N. Lindrat, B.C. Ants).

Career

Marina Gennadievna was a designer at the electronics factory in Novgorod (1985-1987). Since 1988, she was a teacher of the Voronezh Art School. In 1989-1992, she designed a number of books for the Central Chernozem Publishing House.

Marina Gennadievna is a participant of city, regional, zonal, international thematic exhibitions since 1990. She primarily painting in oil in the genres of landscape and still life, for instance: "Ringing Summer" (1997), "Sandthorn" (1999). She is an author of the series of compositions "Flowers’ Portraits" (1994-2000). In 1999, Kryakkiyeva held a personal exhibition at the Club "Harmony" in Voronezh.

Membership

• Union of Artists

  1998