“Dance Me…” Created by Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn

July 8th, 2008 by Pawel in The Artists

Larisa’s latest collection of paintings inspired by the poetry and music of Leonard Cohen. In collaboration with some of Edmonton’s best choreographers, dancers and dance students, Larisa has created a multi-media presentation capturing the emotional essence of Cohen and his works. The performance features animated versions of five paintings on-stage, set to music and dance, as well as 10 additional new paintings. Read the rest of this entry »


“Dance Me” Visual Arts Display

December 9th, 2007 by Pawel in General, The Artists

“Dance Me” Visual Arts Display

by Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn at Citadel Theatre 

Halleluja Study - Passion

“Dance Me” … a multi-media arts collaboration is currently being created by Edmonton artist Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn. Cohen’s words are often inseparable from his music. This series of 15 paintings - inspired by words, music, song and dance will be unveiled next July in the Rice Theatre as part of the 2008 International Leonard Cohen Festival. A special event will feature several of Larisa’s paintings being brought to life by the staff, students and alumi of the dance department of Victoria School.
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LCN Festival 2007 - Larisa Cheladyn

September 10th, 2007 by Kim in Other Events

Larisa Cheladyn - Photo courtesy of Fred Katz Photography

Larisa Sembaliuk Cheladyn is an accomplished Canadian artist, who is well known to many Edmontonians. Larisa was born in Edmonton and graduated with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Art & Design from the University of Alberta.

Larisa’s works are bold and colourful. Her preferred medium is water colour. Larisa particularly enjoys painting still-life and floral images, and loves to research and incorporate informative details into each of her compositions. Her artistic style is unique. Over the last 20 years Larisa has created a method whereby she incorporates a sculptural ripped paper technique which accentuates the realistic, 3-dimensional quality of her work.

Larisa’s artistic accomplishments have reached far into the community. She is known both for her illustrations of children’s books and school texts, as well as her fine art paintings.

http://www.artbylarisa.com/