Radio Station "O'ZBEKISTON RADIOSI 24" 87.9FM - An interview with the renowned radio journalist Natalia Yudina and Yuliya Alagir. The topic discussed on the channel was the diverse creativity of Yuliya Alagir. Tashkent, Uzbekistan. August 2024.
A substantial collection of diverse artworks, including a series of pieces from the art direction "Mystery of the Sun" by Yuliya Alagir, has been transferred to the fund of the Directorate of Art Exhibitions at the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan. August 2024, Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
The Art of Yuliya Alagir in the Context of Uzbekistan's Cultural Heritage.
The works of Yuliya Alagir from the art direction "Mystery of the Sun" have been included in the collection of the Lazgi Museum, specifically in the archaeology department. This museum is dedicated to one of the world's oldest religions, Zoroastrianism, as well as to the ritual dance of fire worshippers, Lazgi, which is recognized as an INTANGIBLE Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. August 2024, Urgench, Uzbekistan.
Early works of Yuliya Alagir have been included in the collection for permanent storage and exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art of Uzbekistan (CAMUZ). August 2024, Urgench, Uzbekistan.
Yuliya Alagir's "Enigmatic Exploration" from the art direction "Mystery of the Sun" is featured in the group exhibition at Federation of Canadian Artists Gallery, titled "Abstracted." This new collection participated in the exhibition held from July 8 to July 28, 2024.
Federation of Canadian Artists - Calgary Chapter Group Exhibition, Spring 2024, featuring Yuliya Alagir. The exhibition, titled "Spring Art Show and Sale," showcased her watercolor artworks.
Federation of Canadian Artists - Calgary Chapter Group Exhibition, Spring 2024, featuring Yuliya Alagir. The exhibition, titled "Spring Art Show and Sale," showcased innovative acrylic works in mixed media on canvas.
Mini-Murals for Children's Cottage Society! We had a pleasure to complete 2 mini-murals and signage on The Elder Room and The Ceremony Room in recognition of Room's Donors: Cenovus Energy and Macquarie Group ! Thank you for Your Support!
Yuliya Alagir presented her painting "Fingertips" to the Children's Cottage, as her core values are aligned with the importance of the values and principles that the Children's Cottage represents. Alagir's contribution goes beyond the act of giving a painting; it symbolizes her belief in the mission of the Children's Cottage and her desire to make a positive impact on the lives of the children who benefit from its services.
Yuliya Alagir was pleasantly surprised and deeply honored to witness Her Honour, the Honourable Salma Lakhani- Lieutenant Governor of Alberta express such admiration for the mural, "Nathan Town." The unexpected appreciation from a figure of such prominence added a significant and touching dimension to Alagir's work.
The Lieutenant Governor of Alberta's recognition not only affirmed Alagir's artistic talent but also spotlighted the mural's importance and impact within the community. It was a moment that likely filled Alagir with a sense of pride and validation, knowing that her artwork resonated with someone in such a notable position.
This praise underscores the Power of Art to connect people and stir emotions. For Alagir, it was a heartening affirmation of her artistic endeavors and her dedication to creating meaningful pieces that resonate with others.
The Lieutenant Governor of Alberta's recognition not only affirmed Alagir's artistic talent but also spotlighted the mural's importance and impact within the community. It was a moment that likely filled Alagir with a sense of pride and validation, knowing that her artwork resonated with someone in such a notable position.
This praise underscores the Power of Art to connect people and stir emotions. For Alagir, it was a heartening affirmation of her artistic endeavors and her dedication to creating meaningful pieces that resonate with others.
The creation of this mural holds deep significance for both the O'Brien family and Yuliya Alagir. Jennifer and Rod O'Brien, honoring the memory of their son, Nathan O'Brien, chose Alagir's concept and trusted her professional expertise to bring their vision to fruition. For Yuliya Alagir, being entrusted with the O'Brien family's vision was a personally meaningful endeavor. Her artistic skill and execution have beautifully translated their idea into a tangible piece of art. Through their generous support as donors, Jennifer and Rod O'Brien have not only commemorated Nathan's legacy but also enriched the community with a meaningful artwork.
Grand Opening of Children's Cottage April 3, 2024:
VIP Guests included:
VIP Guests included:
- Stoney Nakoda Nation Councilor- Krista Hunter for your blessing
- Her Honour, the Honourable Salma Lakhani- Lieutenant Governor of Alberta
- His Honour, Dr. Zaheer Lakhani
- Searle Turton-Alberta Minister of Children and Family Services
- Brad Hayden- Children's Cottage Society Board Chair
- Jyoti Gondek- City of Calgary Mayor
- Jason Bates- Calgary Foundation, VP Grants and Community Initiatives
- Rebecca Schulz- Minister of Environment and Protected Areas, MLA Calgary-Shaw
Global News Calgary interviewed the Artist , Yuliya Alagir, about the "Nathan Town" Mural at Children's Cottage on February 15, 2024
A group exhibition, the 2024 Federation of Canadian Artists Showcase, featured Yuliya Alagir's artworks in various genres and artistic techniques.
The Toronto Invitational Group Exhibition awarded Yuliya Alagir the Award of Excellence for her work "Tinges of Fall" in 2023. The exhibition featured her mixed media works on canvas.
The 2023 "Landscapes" Group Exhibition by the Federation of Canadian Artists featured a watercolor artwork titled "Nestsite Selection by Loons April" by Yuliya Alagir.
The 2023 "Works on Paper" Group Exhibition by the Federation of Canadian Artists featured a watercolor artwork titled "Woodpecker Sound in the Morning" by Yuliya Alagir.
Calgary Radio Station 106.7FM "Samovar Show"- Interview about Alagir's Art Career and Art-Psychology.
The 2022 "LIMITLESS" Group Exhibition by the Federation of Canadian Artists featured an acrylic artwork titled "Embracing Emotions" from the art direction "Mystery of the Sun" by Yuliya Alagir.
Don Rausch Gallery featuring Three Murals, Selected pieces of Golden Art Collection "Mystery of the Sun" and New series of Canadian Collection of Yuliya Alagir, 2022
In 2021, Yuliya Alagir became a member of the Federation of Canadian Artists. Her first Canadian group exhibition took place in Vancouver, BC, Canada, in 2021, featuring the mixed media on canvas artwork "Fingertips."
Artists. Museums. Donors" Exhibition of new acquisitions donated to the Directorate of Art Exhibitions 2009-2019
In 2019, Uzbekistan celebrated National Museum Day, showcasing the works of artists who generously donated their art pieces to museums. Among these contributors was Yuliya Alagir, who donated a collection of her works and an art installation titled "Temple of the Sun" from her project "Altar of Eternity," part of her original direction "Mystery of the Sun." This installation has been exhibited multiple times in the Main Hall of the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan and was also showcased at the 5th Tashkent International Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2009, for which Yuliya Alagir received an award.
Alagir's contribution to National Museum Day highlighted her commitment to supporting cultural institutions and sharing her artistic vision with a broader audience. By donating her collection and art installation, she not only enriched the museum's collection but also contributed to the cultural heritage and artistic dialogue within the community.
In 2019, Uzbekistan celebrated National Museum Day, showcasing the works of artists who generously donated their art pieces to museums. Among these contributors was Yuliya Alagir, who donated a collection of her works and an art installation titled "Temple of the Sun" from her project "Altar of Eternity," part of her original direction "Mystery of the Sun." This installation has been exhibited multiple times in the Main Hall of the Academy of Arts of Uzbekistan and was also showcased at the 5th Tashkent International Biennale of Contemporary Art in 2009, for which Yuliya Alagir received an award.
Alagir's contribution to National Museum Day highlighted her commitment to supporting cultural institutions and sharing her artistic vision with a broader audience. By donating her collection and art installation, she not only enriched the museum's collection but also contributed to the cultural heritage and artistic dialogue within the community.
Group Exhibition at Agora Gallery, New York, NY , 2017