Yuri Kuryanovich

Yuri Vladimirovich Kuryanovich (Bel. Yuriy (Yuras) Uladzimiravich Kur'yanovich; September 5, 1968, Minsk) is a Belarusian writer, translator, historian, and artist.

In 1991, he graduated from the Belarusian State Institute of National Economy, in 2013 - post-graduate of the Belarusian State Pedagogical Universityby specialty«National history». Member of the Union of Belarusian Writers since 2006.

At the end of the 1990s – for the first time in the Belarusian periodicals – he wrote about the "mysterious stone cross" at Borisoglebsky cemetery in Turov («Central Newspaper», «Neman», «Birch»magazines). Today it is one of the famous tourist and pilgrimage sites of Polesia.

For the first time translated into Belarusian the works of a number of Ukrainian authors (collection of prose «Blooming sunflowers», 2013), including memories of scientist-chemist, teacher, writer Peter Franco (1890 - 1941).

Author of the collections of prose «He and She» (1996), «Urban Elegy» (2007), popular science books «Stories of old Loshitsa» (2005), «Belarusian Criminal Investigation» (2018), «The Old Loshitsa» (2018).

Held 12 personal exhibitions of painting (oil, canvas), organized under the title «Variations on the age-old», and a series of photo exhibitions («Landscapes of the Belarusian Palestine», «Memories of Childhood», «Breath of the Carpathians»). Pictures are stored in the art gallery Pukhovichi Local History Museum (Marjina Horka, Belarus), Lviv National Literary-Memorial Museum of Ivan Franko (Lviv, Ukraine), private collection.