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Sergey Gorshkov
1959 Born in Sevastopol, Ukraine Since 1978 Participation in exhibitions in Russia and abroad Since 1985 Participation in the exhibition of the “Mitki” group 1997–2001 Works together with N. Polissky and S. Lobanov 2004 Laureate of professional prize for creative achievements of Moscow artists “Master 2003” 2005 First Prize, 6th Krasnoyarsk Museum Biennale
1958 Born in Voronezh 1977 Finished Savitsky Art College in Penza 2004 Founded Little Wonder Shed museum in Divnogorie farmstead, Voronezh Region 2008 Opening of H.L.A.M, Gallery in Voronezh 2010 O pening of the Platonov Library in Divnogorie farmstead, Voronezh Region
Solo exhibitions selected 2002 “Outward Tibet”, Krokin gallery, Moscow 2004 “UFO”, Sam Brook gallery, Moscow 2005 “About War”, Krokin gallery, Moscow 2006 “Small town”, VP-studio Gallery, Moscow, 2006 “The Other Life”, Karenina Gallery, Vienna 2006 “Goal”, Moscow House of Photography, Central House of Artist, Moscow 2006 “Parade of Planets”, VIP-studio Gallery, Moscow 2007 “Wood”, Krokin Gallery, 2012 “Circus”, Krokin gallery, Moscow 2013 “Secret order”, pop/off/art gallery, Berlin
Solo shows selected 2008 “ArchiArt”, Divnogorie farmstead, Voronezh Region 2009 “Angels. Earth. Heaven” (jointly with A. Krapivina)), H.L.A.M, gallery, Voronezh.
Collections The National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow, Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, ART4.RU, Moscow, Irkutsk Regional Art Museum, Krasnoyarsk Museum of Art, Novosibirsk State Art Museum, Penza Regional Art Gallery, Perm State Art Gallery, Saratov State Art Museum, private collections in Russia and abroad
Collections Perm Museum of Contemporary Art, Perm, private collections in Russia and abroad
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Evgeny Chubarov 1934 – 2012 Painter, sculptor, graphic artist 1954 ed vocational school in Zlatoust, trained as a chaser 1959 moved to Zagorsk, where he met sculptor D.F. Tsaplin. 1975 joined the Soviet Artists’ Union. 2007 his Unnamed picture (1992) went for $562 000 at the Sotheby’s Russian art auction, a record price for a living artist from Russia. Solo shows selected 1987 “Towards the Scythians”. Hermitage Association. 1988 “Coming Back”. The House of Sculptors, Moscow. 1989 and 1990 — Galerie Tatunts, Berlin. 1990 Galerie 4, Berlin. 1993 1st Exhibition of East European Art, Hamburg (catalogue). 1996 Galerie Andreas Weiss, Berlin. 1998 “ Victims of Stalinism”. Open Air Museum, Sakharov Centre, Moscow. 2003 Gary Tatintsian gallery, New York. 2004 “Back to the Nonobjective”. State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg 2007 “The Very Same Chubarov”. S’ART gallery, Moscow. 2007 Gary Tatintsian gallery, Moscow 2013 “The Openwork Fabric of Existence”. Open Club, Moscow. Collections State Tretyakov Gallery, State Russian Museum, National Centre for Contemporary Arts, museums and private collections in Russia and abroad
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Nikita Alexeev 1953 Born in Moscow 1968 – 1972 Studied at The Moscow Art College named in memory of the 1905 year 1973 –1976 Studied in Moscow College of Polygraphs 1976 –1983 Member of “Collective Action” group 1979 Took part in setting up Moscow Archive of New Art (MANI) 1982–1984 One of organizers and art director of the APTART Gallery Lives and works in Moscow 2004 Joseph Brodsky Foundation Fellowship, American Academy, Rome Solo shows selected 1984 “For the Soul and the Flesh” (with K. Zvezdochiotov), APTART Gallery, Moscow 1989 “Liebe und Tod des Nikita Alexeev”, Galerie Roesinger, Cologne 1992 “Cruciform Songs”, XL Gallery, Moscow 1992 – 1993 “Palais de I`arbre balai”, Centre d`Art Contemporain La BASE, Levallois-Perret 1994 “Two Moons”, XL Gallery, Moscow 2004 “Final Cut”, E.К.ArtBureau, Moscow 2006 “Black Towels for Karachokheli”, E.K.ArtBureau, Moscow 2007 “Screens”, Schusev State Museum of Architecture, Moscow 2008 “There is. There ain’t none. There is”, GMG Gallery, Moscow 2009 “Views of Zarechye”, National Centre for Contemporary Art, Moscow 2010 “Much–Little–Little–Much”, Stella Art Foundation, Moscow Collections The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, The State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg, The National Centre for Contemporary Arts (NCCA), Moscow, Moscow Museum of Modern Art (MMOMA), Multimedia Art Museum, Moscow, “Ekaterina” Foundation, Moscow, Kupferstichkabinett, Staatliche Museum, Berlin, Zimmerli Art Museum. The Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection, Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey, New-Brunswick, NJ, The Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University, Durham, Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (MART), Trento, Rovereto, private collections in Russia and abroad
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