Grigori Bosenko exhibits his works at National Art Museum

Grigori Bosenko, author of numerous posters for exhibitions and festivals, newspaper titles and billboards, is displaying his works at the Moldova National Art Museum. Another passion of the artists are the bookplates. His collection comprises more than 500 works, at first created for friends and family, and later for international exhibitions and contests, Info-Prim Neo reports. According to a press release of the Moldova National Art Museum, Grigori Bosenko created his first bookplates in 1971. In 1972 they were displayed at a national exhibition and after that at the Union’s Exhibition in Lvov (Ukraine). A recent success of the artist is his participation in the international exhibition “The Woman in Bookplates”. Three Grand Prizes were awarded at the end of the event, one of them to Bosenko. The prize list of Grigori Bosenko includes 120 personal and group exhibitions. His works are part of public and private collections in Europe and America. Born in 1947 in Kilia, Odessa Region, Ukraine, Grigori Bosenko moved to Chisinau together with his family in 1954.