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🌟 Graduates of the School of Art Communications at the 2025 London Biennale
Oxana Akopov (USA) and Marina Kulov (Germany)
On July 16, a private preview of the 2025 London Biennale took place at Chelsea Old Town Hall (London, UK).
📍Following a competitive selection process, this year’s lineup features over 350 artists from 60 countries — including two graduates of Yulia Sysalova’s School of Art Communications: Oxana Akopov (USA) and Marina Kulov (Germany).
📍Following a competitive selection process, this year’s lineup features over 350 artists from 60 countries — including two graduates of Yulia Sysalova’s School of Art Communications: Oxana Akopov (USA) and Marina Kulov (Germany).
🔥 We are proud that our students continue to make confident strides on influential international art platforms.
The school’s founder, Yulia Sysalova, attended the opening to personally support her artists.
The exhibition is open to the public from July 17 to 20 at Chelsea Old Town Hall, King’s Road, SW3, London.
The school’s founder, Yulia Sysalova, attended the opening to personally support her artists.
The exhibition is open to the public from July 17 to 20 at Chelsea Old Town Hall, King’s Road, SW3, London.
The London Art Biennale takes place every two years on the historic King’s Road in Chelsea presenting a museum-quality award show, professionally curated to induce a stimulating, varied yet coherent experience for the viewer.
Visitors have the unique ability to engage directly with carefully selected artworks of the highest quality created by emerging and established artists from all around the world. Bringing together collectors, aficionados, and industry professionals, the event fosters meaningful connections and inspires dialogue.
Through thoughtfully curated spaces, the Biennale celebrates the diversity of artistic expression, offering visitors not only the chance to view exceptional pieces but also to gain insight into the creative processes and stories behind them. By merging tradition with innovation, this gathering becomes a hub for cultural exchange, where fine art transcends boundaries and speaks to the shared human experience.
Chelsea Old Town Hall, at the heart of Chelsea’s iconic King’s Road, is the perfect venue for the London Art Biennale. Its historic charm and prime location create an inspiring setting to showcase world-class art.
Throughout the years, The London Art Biennale has committed significant efforts to charity. Original artworks by Andy Warhol, Pietro Annigoni, Jose Van Roy Dali, and a Fiat 500 have been donated with 100% of proceeds gifted to various charitable organisations such as the Rotary International’s “End Polio Now” Charity, the Salvation Army, London’s Air Ambulance, and Age UK.
The London Art Biennale is a museum level award exhibition curated by the International Confederation of Art Critics, the Chianciano Art Museum and Gagliardi Gallery. The show is not theme based thus allows for all artistic movements to be presented. The focus is on painting, works on paper, sculpture, applied arts and digital art, professionally curated to give the viewers and collectors a stimulating yet coherent experience.
Previous editions of the Biennale gathered artworks from approximately 50 different nations showcasing artists who have exhibited in some of the most important museums in the world as well as emerging artists selected for their talent. The exhibition spans across many artistic movements and styles all brought together in the iconic Chelsea Old Town Hall.
Galleries, critics and clients are able to view and appreciate artworks from all over the world, from the UK to the USA, China to South Africa, from Norway to Italy, with different cultures, styles, ideas and artistic expressions that represent the art world in its global entirety. London galleries will all be invited to see the Biennale, which is hosted very near to their headquarters and gallery windows.
The artworks will be viewed in their ideal setting to give the visitor the maximum artistic impact, following the tradition of the exhibitions presented by this organisation that values the promotion of art and culture as its most important achievement.
Visitors have the unique ability to engage directly with carefully selected artworks of the highest quality created by emerging and established artists from all around the world. Bringing together collectors, aficionados, and industry professionals, the event fosters meaningful connections and inspires dialogue.
Through thoughtfully curated spaces, the Biennale celebrates the diversity of artistic expression, offering visitors not only the chance to view exceptional pieces but also to gain insight into the creative processes and stories behind them. By merging tradition with innovation, this gathering becomes a hub for cultural exchange, where fine art transcends boundaries and speaks to the shared human experience.
Chelsea Old Town Hall, at the heart of Chelsea’s iconic King’s Road, is the perfect venue for the London Art Biennale. Its historic charm and prime location create an inspiring setting to showcase world-class art.
Throughout the years, The London Art Biennale has committed significant efforts to charity. Original artworks by Andy Warhol, Pietro Annigoni, Jose Van Roy Dali, and a Fiat 500 have been donated with 100% of proceeds gifted to various charitable organisations such as the Rotary International’s “End Polio Now” Charity, the Salvation Army, London’s Air Ambulance, and Age UK.
The London Art Biennale is a museum level award exhibition curated by the International Confederation of Art Critics, the Chianciano Art Museum and Gagliardi Gallery. The show is not theme based thus allows for all artistic movements to be presented. The focus is on painting, works on paper, sculpture, applied arts and digital art, professionally curated to give the viewers and collectors a stimulating yet coherent experience.
Previous editions of the Biennale gathered artworks from approximately 50 different nations showcasing artists who have exhibited in some of the most important museums in the world as well as emerging artists selected for their talent. The exhibition spans across many artistic movements and styles all brought together in the iconic Chelsea Old Town Hall.
Galleries, critics and clients are able to view and appreciate artworks from all over the world, from the UK to the USA, China to South Africa, from Norway to Italy, with different cultures, styles, ideas and artistic expressions that represent the art world in its global entirety. London galleries will all be invited to see the Biennale, which is hosted very near to their headquarters and gallery windows.
The artworks will be viewed in their ideal setting to give the visitor the maximum artistic impact, following the tradition of the exhibitions presented by this organisation that values the promotion of art and culture as its most important achievement.