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Anastasia Belotskaya - Goland

@itsbelotskaya

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Cover girl turned art curator & collector
Art • Aesthetics • Fun motherhood
A life shaped by beauty
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Me, mini me and my favorite city on the planet. 🗽

#newyork #newyorkcity #mom #momlife taken in New York, New York by @itsbelotskaya

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a year ago

If you heard that I graduated, it’s because I did
Art History degree, you’re mine 📜 👩🏼‍🎓

📚 🤓 taken in Columbia University by @itsbelotskaya

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3 years ago

Art highlights from Frieze & Frieze Masters 🎨

A journey through contemporary art, modern masters and centuries of artistic expression. Here are some of my discoveries:

#art #artworld #friezeartfair

Lippo d’Andrea “The Vision of Saint Bridget of Sweden”, c. 1420s. Tempera and gold on panel. Benappi Fine Art | Frieze Masters.

Yayoi Kusama “Pumpkin Army”, 1994. Etching on Arches paper. Archeus / Post-Modern | Frieze Masters.

Frank Stella “The Funeral”, 1992. Shapero Modern | Frieze Masters.

Kay WalkingStick “Solstice”, 1982. Hales Gallery | Frieze Masters

Auguste Rodin “Psyche Illuminating Cupid”, 1899. Marble. Willoughby Gerrish | Frieze Masters.

Cao Fei “Dark Entanglement”, 2024. Sprüth Magers.

Pablo Picasso “Tête de faune”, 1961. Bailly Gallery | Frieze Masters.

Pablo Picasso “Nu, homme à la pipe et amour”, 1969. China ink on paper. Larkin Erdmann | Frieze Masters.

Paula Rego “The Lovers”, 1982. Acrylic on paper. Jahn und Jahn | Frieze Masters.

Michelangelo Pistoletto “Il Bagno Turco (The Turkish Bath)”, 1971. Silkscreen on polished stainless steel. Robilant | Frieze Masters.

Reg Butler “Figure in Space”, 1956. Bronze. Osborne Samuel | Frieze Masters.

Auguste Rodin “The Kiss”, 1886. Bronze. Bowman Sculpture | Frieze Masters.

Unknown French artist “Memento Mori Skeleton”, 1566 or later. Limestone. Tomasso | Frieze Masters.

Alice Neel “Arthur Bullowa”, c. 1960. Oil on canvas. Victoria Miro / David Zwirner | Frieze Masters.

Oliver Laric “Sirene / Siren”, 2025. Pedro Cera.

Raphaela Simon “Seeigel (Sea Urchin)”, 2023. VeneKlasen. by @itsbelotskaya

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A day at Frieze London.

One of the things I appreciate most about art fairs is the opportunity to see so many different artistic perspectives in one place. Some works demand your attention immediately. Others take a little longer to reveal themselves. And sometimes the pieces you remember most aren’t necessarily the ones you expected to like.

Sharing a selection of works. To be continued…

Olga Migliaressi-Phoca (@olgamph) “FUCK WARS” 2026
Brass
Gallery: The Breeder @the_breeder_gallery

Hew Locke. “Sikandar” 2 2025. @hewdjlocke
Mixed media on bronze cast
Gallery: Hales @halesgallery

Christian Hidaka “Blue Window” (Bubbles) 2025 @christian_hidaka
Oil tempera on linen
Gallery: Gallery Baton @gallerybaton

Myrlande Constant “Sekou la de” 2026
Beads and sequins on fabric
Gallery: Fort Gansevoort @fortgansevoort

Morag Keil. “Generation 28” 2026.
Mobile phone, nylon, cotton and wood (triptych)
Gallery: Arcadia Missa @arcadiamissa

Chitra Ganesh “Never forget the smell of wet earth” 2025
Mixed media on paper
Gallery: Hales

Morag Keil. “House” 2026.
Mannequin, clothes, plastic doll’s house, wood, cables and camcorder
Gallery: Arcadia Missa

Izumi Kato. “Untitled” 2026.
Oil on canvas
Gallery: Perrotin

Izumi Kato. “Untitled” 2026.
Oil on canvas
Gallery: Perrotin

Sylvie Fleury. “Powdered” 2024.
Mannequin legs, car paint and raincoat
Gallery: Sprüth Magers

Joan Semmel. “Shoulder to Shoulder” 2025.
Oil on canvas
Gallery: Xavier Hufkens by @itsbelotskaya

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2 days ago

They love all our personalities ❤️ No woman is normal. Cheers to that by @itsbelotskaya

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5 days ago

Based on a true story by @itsbelotskaya

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5 days ago

In our minds, we’re all characters in our own movies…

#photography #portraitphotography by @itsbelotskaya

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6 days ago

New York art season beyond fairs:

A new chapter for two Chelsea galleries at one address. @is.gallery.nyc @jimkempnerfineart

Jim Kempner Fine Art and Isabel Sullivan Gallery now share a space in Chelsea, bringing two distinct artistic programs under one roof.

The galleries offer different perspectives on the contemporary art. Jim Kempner Fine Art has a long-standing reputation for contemporary master prints and works by established artists, while Isabel Sullivan Gallery presents a diverse selection of contemporary paintings, sculptures, and collectible design.

The two programs complement each other, each maintaining its own identity.

It’s a lovely example of how professional relationships in the art world can evolve over time, creating new opportunities for artists, gallerists, and collectors alike.

@is.gallery.nyc @jimkempnerfineart

📍 501 West 23rd Street, Chelsea, NYC

Jessica Helfand at Jim Kempner Gallery

Richard Hambleton at Isabel Sullivan Gallery

Long-Bin Chen at Jim Kempner Gallery

Mike Cockrill at Kim Kempner Gallery

Mike Cockrill at Kim Kempner Gallery

Jim Watt at Jim Kempner Gallery

Manuel Knapp at Jim Kempner Gallery

Paula Pääkkönen at Isabel Sullivan Gallery

David Mitchell at Jim Kempner Gallery taken in New York, New York by @itsbelotskaya

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9 days ago

That “artist friend” of yours needs your support more than you think. And no, they don’t automatically know how much you appreciate their work. Believe me, I just know.

#artistlife #art #artist #sculpture #artwork taken in New York, New York by @itsbelotskaya

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10 days ago

I am want to go but I’ve got a couple of questions first ☝️

#humor #girlhumor #momlife by @itsbelotskaya

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11 days ago

Wake me up inside by @itsbelotskaya

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12 days ago

New York Art Season Beyond the Fairs: “State of the Nations” by Geraldine Javier at Silverlens @silverlensgallery

Very impressive and unique.
State of the Nations by Geraldine Javier, the Filipino artist’s first solo exhibition in the U.S.

What I find particularly interesting is the way Javier brings nature directly into the work. She uses eco-printing transferring pigments from leaves, flowers, roots and bark onto fabric and paper and combines it with intricate embroidery.

The result is beautiful and tactile, but there is a darker layer underneath. The works reflect on environmental destruction, political instability and our increasingly fragile relationship with the natural world.

On view through October 24. taken in New York, New York by @itsbelotskaya

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