Exhibitions

About the Exhibitions

We have multiple types of exhibitions available:

• Original paintings exhibitions for museums, art galleries and universities.
  Giclee exhibitions for museums, art galleries and universities.
  Mini exhibition for libraries, and club organizations.
  School exhibition for libraries, high schools, middle schools and lower schools (4th and 5th grades).

“Two Regimes – Genocide”
Original Painting Exhibition 54 pieces

• • • • • 24 paintings by Nadia Werbitzky 
        • 24 text boards with passages from the book “Two Regimes- A Memoir”
        • These text boards correlate with the particular painting
        • 2 policy boards; one each of the Holodomor and the Holocaust
        • 4 framed sketches for the painting “Hell’s Threshold”

“Two Regimes – Genocide”
Giclee (Canvas Print) Exhibition 34 pieces

• • • • 16 paintings by Nadia Werbitzky with QR codes
      • 16 text boards with passages from the book “Two Regimes”
      • These text boards correlate with the particular painting
      • 2 policy boards; one each of the Holodomor and the Holocaust

     

    “Two Regimes”
    Mini Exhibition 12 pieces

    • • • • 10 framed text boards with passages from the book “Two Regimes – Memoir”
          • 2 policy boards; one each of the Holodomor and the Holocaust

     

    Print exhibitions for schools and libraries:
    “Two Regimes”

    • • • • 12 text boards are all 18” x 24” printed on high quality PVC
          • 10 double sided text boards
            • Painting and passage on one side
            • Enlarged painting on the reverse side
          • 2 policy boards; one each of the Holodomor and the Holocaust
            
            • Two additional paintings included for the back of these boards
          • Correlates with the Two Regimes School Film “Two Regimes – A Mother’s Memoir of the Holodomor and the Holocaust” by Douglas Darlington of Winding Road Films.  Free to all educational Institutions.  See a demo here
            • www.TwoRegimes.com/school-film
            • Request the film at www.TwoRegimes.com/film

   

  

  The paintings by Nadia Werbitzky (1922-2005) from the Two Regimes Collection on display at the Museum of Fine Arts at Florida State University in 2009.

  Book an Exhibition

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  To book by email, send a message to [email protected] or use our contact form.

  Narrative

  Below is a narrative written by Nadia Werbitzky for one of her shows.

  “The young girl who once lived in a far away land and never dreamed that there would be a dreaded war during which she would be taken out of her country to be placed in camps behind barbed wire for many years to come. It was Germany in War and it was the Fate of the Ukrainian people. Those years of humiliation, hard slave labor, hunger and constant fear, left its imprint on the memories made by Nadia Werbitzky’s paintings.

  With the end of the war, while Europe was reshuffling its borders, Nadia did not waste time. Nadia entered first Meisterschule of Cologne and later the Art Academy in Dusseldorf, before emigrating first to Canada, and then to the United States. No matter where she lived, she painted the subject so dear to her heart, the people of her native country. Not likeness, but images, nobody posses for her, they are the people that she knew, the people that crossed her path. Nadia also takes her subjects from history, literature, folk lore and music. The native folk songs play an important part she always listens to them while painting.

  Many of Nadia’s personal emotions are manifested in her painting of the natural beauty of the land, in nature and the people, that she loved so much.”

  Exhibition History

  Nadia Werbitzky’s one-woman shows include:

  • • • 2022 – 22nd Floor Capitol Gallery in Florida’s Capitol Building in Tallahassee
      • 2021 – Gallery for Innovation and the Arts in the R.A. Gray Building, Tallahassee, Florida Rescheduled due to COVID-19
      • 2021 – Beck Family Innovation Center at Maclay School, Tallahassee, Florida
      • 2020 – Gallery for Innovation and the Arts in the R.A. Gray Building, Tallahassee, Florida Museum closed due to COVID-19
      • 2016 – The Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Florida, Maitland, Florida
      • 2013 – Langley Air Force Base, Virginia
      • 2013 – Tallahassee Community College, Tallahassee, Florida
      • 2012 – The National Infantry Museum, Columbus, Georgia
      • 2012 – The Camp Gordon Johnston W WII Museum, Carrabelle, Florida
      • 2011 – LeMoyne Center for the Visual Arts, Tallahassee, Florida
      • 2009 – Museum of Fine Arts, Tallahassee, Florida
      • 2003 – The Claude Pepper Changing Gallery, Tallahassee, Florida
      • 1981 – Souls on Canvas, Das House der Begegnung, Germany
      • 1979 – Gallery Wagner, Offenbach, Germany
      • 1977 – Moering-Seng Gallery, Weisbaden, Germany
      • 1977 – Moering-Seng Gallery, Heidelberg, Germany
      • 1970 – Radio Gallery, Washington, D.C.