Art Bites

We started in 2010 in Chicago inside a 6000 square foot shared space with a rug company. That's when I meet my now wife Glendy. When we decided to uproot the gallery in Chicago and take a break from events. Moving to South Bend Indiana and diving head first into a creative world we did not know much about. As I normally am, I was calling every creative outlet and me personally being use to callbacks and open dialogue between the galleries and creative community. I felt it was lacking. Maybe it was my straight forward ways. I found myself alone not connected to the close-knit group of creatives in this town. For three years I tried to connect with the creative community in South Bend with little luck. I started and felt that Gallery Swarm Salon was unique in how we function and how we accept creatives and treat them with the respect they deserve. We have changed how we do business online by not taking commission and offer free to moderately cost effective ways to have creatives p...

we have new features: We have translated the site - and currently have added a Spanish version and an Italian version on www.galleryswarm.com Gallery Swarm Salon is currently adding new features that will make us more accessible to the global community. We have undergone a tall order - that we are taking one language at a time and translating our creative resource for creatives from around the world to enjoy.  We are currently accepting creatives like artists, sculptures, musicians, writers and more to join our site and become a member http://www.galleryswarm.com/#!purchase-memberships/c5ium  Finally - our resource is ever expanding and we want to get feedback and creative leads that we can pursue in getting relative content on our site for our ever growing community to enjoy. Send inquiries to info@galleryswarm.com Best, Management

Andrey Mironov was born in Ryazan, Russia, in 1975. In 1991, he was admitted to the Professional College in Ryazan. In 1993, he started his carear in Russian Armed Forces and than in the Ministry of the Interior. Since 2007 he has been taking part in Art exhibitions. In 2007, Andrey won the first place in Moscow Russian art week. In his art he focuses on religious inspiration and motifs and is often intended to uplift the mind to the spiritual. Andrey attempts to illustrate, supplement and portray in tangible form the principles of Christianity. His greatest creative triumphs are illustrations of scenes from the Bible. In his paintings and prints he exhibits knowledge of classical iconography, which he moldes to fit the requirements of his own experience; thus, the depiction of a biblical scene is informed by Andrey's knowledge of the specific text and his assimilation of classical composition.