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Nicholas Shaplyko and Ekaterina Sorokina have transformed the former Masonic lodge into what they call a ”temple of art”. It’s a whimsical place with serious ambitions. They call their home/studio the Museum of Modern Renaissance, and while it’s not generally open to the public, they hope it will stand as a permanent testament to the old-fashioned values they believe in. |
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Armen Dedekian (Volunteer Program Coordinator) Svetlana Ordian (Administrator) |
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Semeon Rogozin |
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Angela & Sergey Sianissian Practically Family |
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Leon Kostrichkin & Eleonora Salitan
“Happiness is when what You think, what You say and what You do are in harmony” - Gandi |
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Edgar & Oksana Karapetian We are very happy to be friends of Nicolas and Kate Shaplyko. Every time, when we are in their majestic house-museum we feel rejuvenated and inspired by the beauty that surrounds us. |
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Venera Matevosian |
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Elena Yazgur Art and Music Devoted Admirer |
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Vadim Petrovisky |
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Nelli Pavlotsky |
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Alex Narinsky Admirer of Katya and Kolya |
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Dr. Vassili Schedrin Department of History, Ohio University, Athens, OH I am privileged to be a friend of two great artists, Ekaterina and Nicholas. I feel at home in their museum. This place and this relationship entitles me, as an historian and art enthusiast, to be present at the creation. |
Masha Yankovich (No Photo) |
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Irina & Igor Burdenko (No Photo) |