Slide presentation of photography by Evgeniy Veprinsky
Jewish Art & Craft Guild and the Kings Bay Library honor memory of a photographer Yevgeniy Veprinsky with a slide show presentation of his works.
A Ukrainian Jew, immigrated in 1993 to New York, where he resided since then. He graduated from the Kiev Food Institute with a major in Electrical Engineering. Photography was Yevgeniy’s passion from his childhood. While working as a manager for a vending company “Ukrglavtorgtechnika”, he continued his love of photography and was regularly published even in the State press in Kiev. Then in New York he became an awarded photographer, winning several contests, including the first photo contest held by the acclaimed “Russian Bazaar” newspaper which also published many of his photos. His work was regularly praised in Kiev and he continued to be shown at exhibitions in New York where he was known to depict Russian speaking immigrant life with intimate portraits and populated landscapes as a member of the Jewish Folk Crafts Guild in New York since 2005.
Jewish Art & Craft Guild and the Kings Bay Library honor memory of a photographer Yevgeniy Veprinsky with a slide show presentation of his works.
A Ukrainian Jew, immigrated in 1993 to New York, where he resided since then. He graduated from the Kiev Food Institute with a major in Electrical Engineering. Photography was Yevgeniy’s passion from his childhood. While working as a manager for a vending company “Ukrglavtorgtechnika”, he continued his love of photography and was regularly published even in the State press in Kiev. Then in New York he became an awarded photographer, winning several contests, including the first photo contest held by the acclaimed “Russian Bazaar” newspaper which also published many of his photos. His work was regularly praised in Kiev and he continued to be shown at exhibitions in New York where he was known to depict Russian speaking immigrant life with intimate portraits and populated landscapes as a member of the Jewish Folk Crafts Guild in New York since 2005.