Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints is awarded with an Honorable mention of the International Photography Awards with Orionid image.On the image is pictured both the crown of northern lights and the small meteor from Orionids meteor shower. It’s always very interesting to see what’s happening in the sky while it’s dark on Earth. The whole new world is […]
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BARCELONA, 09/15/2021 KhaOs gallery present the new exhibition “Somewhere to Swim”, at KhaOs art space in Montjuïc, Barcelona, Spain, featuring artist and photographer Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints. the new exhibition “Somewhere to Swim” is held at her Franco-Spanish art space of Montjuïc from September 15th until December 31st, 2021. The collection features artist Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints’ bare pools photographs. The Story
Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints is shortlisted in the Astronomy Photographer of the Year 13th competition with a “Waterfall” image. The image will also be included in the book and exhibition at Royal Museums Greenwich on September 16th and will be exposed for a year at Royal Museum Greenwich London.
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Exhibition in Photobastei Gallery 31.10 – 22.11.2019, Zurich, Switzerland Photo report Astronomer Annie Jump Cannon said, “The stars are like windows into the past, allowing us to see how the universe has evolved over billions of years.” Through her project Zero F*cks Given, Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints explores the lengths one can travel merely by looking up.
Dear friends! Anna Dobrovolskaya-Mints recently participated in an important activity. A photographic project Perimetro with our partner LinkeLab and charity organization Liveinslums Onlus organized a charity campaign to help Bergamo’s Papa Giovanni XXIII Hospital. As we know, Bergamo is the most affected area in Italy and they urgently needed funds. 100 photographers from around the
collection of t-shirts dedicated to the process of comprehending the new technological reality Having exhausted itself by deep immersion in technology, humanity seems to have received a break on purpose – time to shift attention from external functions to internal processes. It is an opportunity to create new values, or rather to rethink old ones.