Gallery

EXHIBITION SITES

NOTE. For Fermata Arts Foundation current exhibitions please visit our country specific web sites:

Estonia – https://ee.fermata-arts.org/

Lithuania – https://ee.fermata-arts.org/rented-space-lithuania/

Latvia – https://ee.fermata-arts.org/rented-space-latvia/

Georgia – https://ge.fermata-arts.org/whats-happening/

Ukraine – https://ua.fermata-arts.org/childrens-drawings-usa/

Kyrgyzstan – https://kg.fermata-arts.org/

Uzbekistan – https://kg.fermata-arts.org/?page_id=44

Kazakhstan – https://kg.fermata-arts.org/?page_id=135

Russia – https://ru.fermata-arts.org/whats-happening/

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City Children’s Library
Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine

September – November 2015

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The National library of Ukraine for children, Kyiv, Ukraine

April- June 2015

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NAI Shoushi Centre
Shushi, Nagorno-Karabakh

December 2012

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Exhibition Hall of the Georgian Int’l. Creative Union
Tbilisi, Republic of Georgia

May 2012

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Bridgeport Public Library
Bridgeport, CT, USA

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Brooks Memorial Library
Brattleboro, VT, USA

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Prosser Public Library
Bloomfield, CT, USA

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Keene Public Library
Keene, NH, USA

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Groton Public Library
Groton, CT, USA

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University of Strathclyde School of Business, Glasgow, Scotland, UK

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Betsy Ross Arts Magnet School
New Haven, CT, USA

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B’Art Center
Bishkek, Kyrgyz Republic

January 2011

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Tajik Artists’ Union
Dushanbe, Tajikistan

August 2010

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Kasteyev UNESCO Arts School
Almaty, Kazakhstan

May 2010

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IDEAL HOUSE

“I believe this would be the ideal world, because it exemplified the innocence of a child’s imagination. A magical world of awe & enchantment.“

Victorialyn Dugan
Matignon High School, Cambridge, MA

“My vision of the ideal society makes the viewer deep into the future. In the year 3000 the planet Earth has been destroyed and the human race will be forced to live in outer space. In this picture the new Washington DC is finally completed. The residential housing is now gaily colored spheres and the downtown area is made up of free floating skyscrapers. The government is located in the two pyramids and gravity flag. This is the ideal society because it is free from pollution and gives the human race a chance to start over.”

Max Stoff, Matignon High School, Cambridge, MA

“My ideal community is where wind power is the main source of energy. The city is also separated into two distinct areas: rural side and urban side. Houses and buildings will be built high above the ground, leaving the land for plants and animals.”

Chau Pham, Matignon High School, Cambridge, MA