Lika Spivakovska: Visionary Art Gallerist and Author

Lika Spivakovska is a renowned gallerist, art curator, and writer, featured in The New York Times as a prominent Ukrainian art figure, who moved to the U.S. and resides in Austin, TX. She is the founder of Spivakovska ART:EGO gallery, CEO of MANDARIN MAISON gallery, and an Art Critic Writer for "Woman of contemporary Art" Woman's Essence Edition by Serradifalco Editore Publishing House. With a rich background in organizing international art exhibitions across Europe and collaborating with UNESCO, Lika is also an influential public speaker with over 50k followers on social media.

Her latest book, "No One in the Middle of Nowhere: War and the Violin," is an autobiographical novel that delves into her family's escape from war-torn Ukraine. The book offers a psychological and metaphorical exploration of surviving extreme uncertainty and finding oneself amidst adversity.

Through her artistic endeavors and powerful storytelling, Lika continues to inspire and support the art community both locally and globally. More information about her work and projects can be found at spivakovska.com.

Read her autobiographical novel "No One in the Middle of Nowhere: War and the Violin" by Lika Spivakovska on Amazon

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