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Table of Contents
Past Exhibitions
2007
- 2006 - 2005 - 2004
- 2003 - 2002 - 2001
- 2000
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1999 - 1998 - 1997
- 1996 - 1995 - 1994
- 1993 - 1992 -
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Olga Bulgakova and
Alexander Sitnikov. Paintings.
Objects. State
Russian Tretyakov Gallery, Krymsky Val 10,
Moscow, November 2 - 25, 2007. Opening reception
on November 1 at 4 PM. For more information
visit www.tretyakov.ru
Olga
Bulgakova and Alexander Sitnikov belong to the
generation of artists beginning in the 1970s.
Their works have been exhibited widely in
Russia, Europe and the United States and
are in the permanent collections of major
museums, including the State Russian Museum
and the State Tretyakov Gallery. This is the
first joint retrospective exhibition for the
couple. In conjunction with this exhibition, Olga
Bulgakova (ISBN: 9780975482964) and Alexander
Sitnikov (ISBN: 9780975482988) have been
published in both English and Russian languages.
These books include essays by Alexander Borovsky,
Barbara Thiemann, Natalia Kolodzei, Alexander
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Shimon Okshteyn. Dialogue with Objects.
Contemporary Art Center MARS (Pushkarev Pereulok 5,
Moscow) from May 17 to June 17, 2007 and at State Russian Museum (Marble Palace,
Millionnaya str., 5/1, Saint Petersburg) from July 26,
2007 to September 3, 2007. Opening reception on July 26 at 4
PM.
A 336 page hard cover
book with introduction by Evgenia Petrova and essays by Charlotta Kotik, Donald Kuspit, José Pierre,
Natalia Kolodzei, and Jenifer Borum is published to accompany Shimon Okshteyn:
Dialogue with Objects
by Palace Editions, the publishing house of the State Russian Museum.
The book documents Shimon Okshteyn’s artistic development from
his early Russian period through a 25- year career in the United States.
The book is published in both English and Russian
languages and is the first comprehensive reference
publication on the artist. ISBN:
9783938051801
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2006
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Works
on Paper: Soviet and Russian Art 1955-2005 from the
Kolodzei Collection of Russian and Eastern European
Art.
Brooklyn
College of the City University of New York, 2900
Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. January 18 - March
31, 2006. Curatorial Talk and reception on Tuesday,
February 28, 2006 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM.
Artists
represented in Works on Paper include Vagrich
Bakhchanyan, Petr Belenok, Leonid Berlin, Borukh
(Boris Shteinberg), Andrei Budaev, Eric Bulatov,
Valeryi Gerlovin
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Eduard Gorokhovsky, Nonna Goriunova, Marina Karpova,
Vyacheslav Koleichuk, Komar & Melamid, Leonid
Lamm, Tatiana Levitskaia, Igor Makarevich, Mikhail
Molochnikov, Ernst Neizvestny, Scherer & Ouporov,
Valerii Pianov, Victor Pivovarov, Dmitri Plavinsky,
Asya Dodina & Slava
Polishchuk
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Oscar Rabin, Alexandre Sitnikov, Natalia Shibanova,
Anatolii Slepyshev, Yuri Sobolev, Marina Telepneva,
Oleg Tselkov, Oleg Vassiliev, Lusia Voronova, Vladimir
Yakovlev, Vladimir
Yankilevsky, Alexander Zakharov, and Anatolii
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Historic
MADI: Its Roots. Artists from Russia through Uruguay
to Argentina in 20th Century. MADI Museum,
3109 Carlisle Street, Dallas, Texas. The opening
reception on Friday, February 17, 2006 from 5:30 to
8:00 PM.
Artists represented in Historic MADI. Artists from
Russia through Uruguay to Argentina in 20th Century include
El Lissitzky, Iakov Chernikhov, Alexandra Exter,
Liubov Popova, Andrei Proletsky, Leonid Borisov,
Alexander Rodchenko, Varvara Stepanova, Kazimir
Malevich, Valentina Lebedeva-Lesin, Ilya Chashnik,
Nikolai Suetin, Leonid Borisov, Leonid Lamm,
Vyacheslav Koleichuk, San San (Alexander Karasev),
Mikhail Molochnikov, Gennadii Zubkov, and Eduard
Shteinberg.
For
more information visit: www.madimuseumdallas.org
Lecture:
Wednesday, May 3, 2006 7:00 p.m. and Thursday, May 4,
2006 at noon
Lectures are free. Optional lunch $7.00 Tatiana
Kolodzei and her daughter, Natalia Kolodzei, will talk
about the challenges of collecting art during the
Communist era. The Kolodzeis have published four books
on Russian art and were recently named by Art
and Antiques as among the top 100 collections
in the United States. The collection started 40 years
ago in Moscow at the height of the Cold War and now
contains more than 7,000 works by over 300 artists.
Many of the works in the Kolodzei Collection are by
"Non-Conformist" artists trained in top art
schools but who followed their own paths rather than
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Vadim
Voinov. The State Hermitage under a Full Moon. General
Staff Building, the State Hermitage Museum, St.
Petersburg. October 25, 2005 - April 24, 2006.
The exhibition
has been organized by The State Hermitage
Museum, in the collaboration with the Kolodzei
Art Foundation (USA), Atellier II Gallery of Art
(Moscow), Kultur Kontakt Foundation (Vienna
, Austria),
Pechatny Dvor Printers (St. Petersburg), Dean
Publishers (St. Petersburg) and Free Culture
Foundation (St. Petersburg).
Vadim
Voinov was born 1940 in Leningrad
(now
St. Petersburg)
and lives and works in St. Petersburg
. In his works,
Voinov uses a technique he himself
created--functional collage--intended to
reconstruct the history of Czarist,
revolutionary, Soviet and contemporary
Russia.
In the 1960’s and 1970’s Voinov
studied the history of early St.
Petersburg architecture.
An art historian himself, he published
articles and undertook archeological
expeditions.
His devotion to archeology and
understanding of the significance of each object
introduced into his work a historical
significance.
He developed functional collage beginning
in 1979. The
objects used in Voinov’s works acquire a new
historical meaning.
Voinov’s works are laconic in their
composition.
For this installation Voinov chose the
unrenovated interiors of the General Staff
Building on Palace
Square .
The exhibition consists of collages and
installations made of authentic found objects on
themes connected with the newest history
of Russia
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There are 73 works represented in the
exhibition, installed in five rooms.
Each group of collages and separate
installations are thematically connected and
titled: Red
Wall; Circle-The father of a square; The
Viennese Set; and others. The installation
of the exhibition is an artwork in itself.
The catalogue for the exhibition includes 17
essays with 110 illustrations.
Each copy of the catalogue is marked by
an original, unique object: a stamp from the
1920’s-1940’s with the image of a soldier
(“Voinov” can be translated into English as
“soldier”).
The catalogue is published in Russian and
English.
For
more information visit: www.hermitagemuseum.org
Perestroika + 20: Selections from
the Kolodzei Collection of Russian and Eastern
European Art. Harriman Institute, Columbia
University, 420 West 118 Street, 12th floor, New
York . September 28 to January 2006. Gallery
Talk by Natalia Kolodzei, followed by a
reception on Thursday, November 10 from
6-8 PM.
The exhibition Perestroika + 20: Selections
from the Kolodzei Collection of Russian and
Eastern European Art features works by 21
artists from Russia.
The works selected for the show construct a
cultural image of
Russia
in the last 20 years by presenting work
by a wide range of artistic trends.
Artists represented in Perestroika +20
include: Komar & Melamid, Eric Bulatov, Oleg
Vassiliev, Natalia Nesterova, Tatyana
Nazarenko, Eduard Shteinberg, Vladimir Nemukhin,
Leonid Borisov , Olga Bulgakova, Marina Karpova,
Marina Kolotvina, Valentina Lebedeva, Tatiana
Levitskaia, Valerii Pianov, Alexander Sitnikov,
Vladimir Ovchinnikov, Farid Bogdalov, Dimitry
Gerrman, Vladimir Kanevsky, Alexander Kozhin,
Alexander Ney, and Oleg Slepov.
For more information visit www.columbia.edu/cu/sipa/REGIONAL/HI/ |
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Moscow Grafika: Artists' Prints 1961 – 2005. Selections from the
Kolodzei Collection of Russian and Eastern European Art.
September 13-
October 22, 2005
at the International Print Center New York, 526 West 26th Street. The
Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, September 22nd,
6-8 p.m. For more information click
here (Adobe Reader required)
Artists
represented in Moscow Grafika include Yuri Albert,
Vagrich Bakhchanyan, Farid Bogdalov, Grisha Bruskin, Andrei
Budaev, Olga Bulgakova, Ivan Chuikov, Andrei Filippov, Valeryi
Gerlovin, Marina Gertsovskaia, Eduard Gorokhovsky, Ilya
Kabakov, Marina Karpova, Komar & Melamid, Otari Kandaurov,
Alexander Kosolapov, Lev Kropivnitsky, Valentina
Kropivnitskaia, Leonid Lamm, Georgy Litichevsky, Igor
Makarevich, Sergei Mironenko, Mikhail Molochnikov, Ernst
Neizvestny,Victor Pivovarov, Dmitri Plavinsky, Oscar Rabin,
Mikhail Roginsky, Scherer & Ouporov, Alexandre Sitnikov,
Natalia Sitnikova Yuri Sobolev, Leonid Sokov, Marina
Telepneva, Oleg Tselkov, Oleg Vassiliev, Vladimir Yankilevsky
and Alexander Zakharov.
International Print Center, New York is located in Chelsea on 26th Street
between 10th
and 11th Avenues at
526 West
26th Street, Room 824.
Hours are 11- 6 p.m., Tuesday-Saturday. For additional
information call (212) 989-5090 or visit IPCNYs website www.ipcny.org.
The
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Young
American Artists of Today. Festival of American
Contemporary Culture American Autumn in Moscow.
Central House of Artists, Krymsky val, 10. Opening
reception November 4 at 4 PM. Exhibition continues
through November 27, 2005.
Bergen Museum of Art and Science, Paramus, New Jersey.
Meet the Artists on Thursday, February 9, 2006 from 6 to
9PM Exhibition continues through March 11, 2006. For
more information visit: www.theBergenMuseum.com.
Young American Artists of Today exhibition
is organized by the Stas Namin Centre and the Kolodzei
Art Foundation, Inc. (USA)
in cooperation with the Federal Agency for Culture and
Cinematography of the Russian Federation
. Curator of the exhibition
Natalia Kolodzei.
Photography, painting, sculpture, digital works,
printmaking and video art – all of these traditional
and contemporary techniques reflect the creative variety
of American art. The artists featured in the show
include Leigh Tarentino, Julian Montague, Megan Foster,
Erik Wayne Patterson, Adam Stennett, Fiona Gardner,
Michael Cambre, Jeph Gurecka, Jon-Paul Villegas, James
Sheehan, Sean McDevitt, among others. Containing works
dating from the last 5 years, the exhibition will
explore ideas and trends in which young artists are
working today in America
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The Kolodzei Art Foundation loaned several works,
including Dmitri Krasopevtsev's "Still Life"
(1958) to the exhibition Apartment Exhibitions:
Yesterday and Today in conjunction with the First
Moscow Biennale, 2005.
The Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc., The
State Tretyakov Gallery, and The State Russian Museum
present Oleg Vassiliev: Memory Speaks (Themes and
Variations) from January 27, 2005 to March 2005
at the State Russian Museum, Marble Palace, St.
Petersburg, Russia. Opening of the exhibition on January
27 at 4 PM.
The exhibition is accompanied by a 182 page book, Oleg
Vassiliev: Memory Speaks (Themes and Variations),
published by Palace Editions, the State Russian Museum,
with essays by Amei Wallach, Andrew Solomon, Natalia
Kolodzei, Ilya Kabakov, Eric Bulatov, Victor and
Margarita Tupitsyn, and Oleg Vassiliev. 182 pp, 156
color plates, 13 color and 14 b/w documentary
photographs.
Oleg Vassiliev was born in Moscow in
1931 and was one of the leading figures in the Russian
"unofficial" art movement. Since 1990, the
artist lives and works in New York.
In his art Vassiliev combines the traditions of Russian
Realism of the 19th century with the Russian avant-garde
of the beginning of the 20th century. Vassiliev’s
principal themes, which were born while he was in Russia
and continue to the present day, are his memories of
home and houses, roads, forests, fields, friends and
family.
Oleg Vassiliev: Memory Speaks (Themes and Variations)
reflects the artist’s career from 1949 to the present
day.
Please contact Natalia Kolodzei at Kolodzei@KolodzeiArt.org or
visit
Amazon.com
The
Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art, in cooperation
with the Kolodzei Art Foundation, presents
Finding
Freedom: 40 Years of Soviet and Russian Art
Selections from the Kolodzei Collection of Russian and
Eastern European Art
November 7,
2004
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January 2, 2005
Opening Reception, Saturday, November 6 at
7
– 9 PM
Komar and Melamid Lecture
with introduction by Natalia Kolodzei,
Sunday, November 7 at 2PM
Leepa-Rattner
Museum
of
Art
Tarpon Springs
Campus of St. Petersburg
College
600
Klosterman Road
,
Tarpon
Springs
,
Florida
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Petr
Belenok. From the Kolodzei Art Foundation.
October 4 - 31, 2004. Reception, Wednesday, October 6,
5-7 PM. Resnick Gallery, Long Island University, 1
University Plaza, Brooklyn, New York. The exhibition is
part of the Mapping the Eastern European Diaspora:
Ukraine. conference.
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The
Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc., The State Tretyakov
Gallery, and The State Russian Museum present Oleg
Vassiliev: Memory Speaks (Themes and Variations) from
September 30 to October 31, 2004 at the State Tretyakov
Gallery, Krymsky val 10, Moscow.
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The
State Tretyakov Gallery and the
Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc. present Dmitri
Plavinsky: A Retrospective this
fall (September 24 - October 24, 2004)
at the State Tretyakov Gallery,
Lavrushensky pereulok 12, Moscow.
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Moscow
Museum of Modern Art, One Work
Gallery, Kolodzei Art Foundation,
Central Exhibition Hall "Manege"
(St. Petersburg) and Flora-Moscow
Commercial Bank present
project by
Sergey Kalinin and Farid Bogdalov
Session of the Federal Assembly
at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art
from September 16 - 30, 2004
Petrovka, 25, Moscow
at
Central Exhibition Hall "Manege"
1, Isaakievskaya pl., St.-Petersburg
from February 25 - March 8, 2005.
The
exhibition and accompanying
publication are made possible by
MegaFon-North-West, Saint-Petersburg
and Flora-Moscow Bank (Moscow), with
additional support: Kolodzei Art
Foundation, Inc, Moscow Museum of
Modern Art, One Work Gallery (Moscow),
Central exhibition hall "Manege"
(St. Petersburg).
Please contact Natalia
Kolodzei at Kolodzei@KolodzeiArt.org
or Amazon.com ISBN 0-9754829-3-9
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The
Kolodzei Art Foundation, The Harriman
Institute, The World Russia Forum, and
the Moscow Museum of Modern Art
present The Art Constitution, the
Illustrated Constitution of the
Russian Federation, a new book
published in commemoration of the 10th
anniversary of the Constitution of the
Russian Federation.
April 21, 2004 from 6 PM to 8 PM at
Columbia University, School of
International and Public Affairs, 420
West 118th Street, 6th
Floor, Dag Hammarskjold Lounge, NYC
April 26, 2004 and April 29, 2004 in
conjunction with World Russia Forum.
The "Art
Constitution", the Illustrated
Constitution of the Russian Federation,
unites artists of different
generations. More than 100 artists
participated in the project of Ivan
Kolesnikov, Sergei Denisov, and Petr
Vois supported by the Moscow Museum of
the Modern Art, S.Art Gallery, and the
Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc. The
project, comprised entirely of works
from the last 10 years, enables the
viewer to trace the evolution and view
the complete spectrum of contemporary
Russian art through the illustration
of each of the Constitution's
Articles. The Art Constitution unites
living artists who began their careers
during Khrushchev’s Thaw and the
artists who started their careers in
the post-Soviet period, all of whom
now enjoy the benefit and challenge of
artistic freedom in the new Russia. It
is important to note the individuality
of each work, and of each artist,
incorporated in this project. Almost
all the artistic trends and movements
of the second half of the 20th century
are represented. These 137
illustrations represent different
aspects of the Russian art and views
of the Russian life.
Book: The Illustrated Constitution
of the Russian Federation
Editors: Sergey Denisov, Ivan
Kolesnikov, and Peter Voice
with essays by Zurab Tsereteli,
Natalia Kolodzei, Ekaterina Dyogot,
and Irina Kulik
Moscow: Alpha-Press, 2003 in
collaboration with the Moscow Museum
of Modern Art and the Kolodzei Art
Foundation, Inc. (in Russian and
English). 137 color illustrations;
hard cover - 2,000 copies.
Please contact Natalia Kolodzei at Kolodzei@KolodzeiArt.org
or visit
Amazon.com
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- St. Petersburg 300th
Anniversary Celebration at Chelsea
Art Museum
- EXHIBITION; CONCERTS featuring
Pro Musicis and Joel Martin
Jazzical; FILM and VIDEO,
including Russian Ark; BRIDGEVIEW
SCHOOL OF ART workshops; ART TOUR
of RUSSIA and more ....
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- From Leningrad to
St. Petersburg: 25 Years of Art.
Selections from the Kolodzei
Collection of Russian and Eastern
European Art.
December 10, 2003 - January 17,
2004. The opening
reception will be on Wednesday,
December 10 from 6 PM to 8PM.
Chelsea Art Museum, 556 West 22nd
Street, NYC.
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- Gallery talk by
Natalia Kolodzei, curator.
December 13, 14, January 3, 10, 17
at 1pm and 3pm and by appointment
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- For event schedule and
information please visit: www.chelseaartmuseum.org
- Produced by Nina Colosi and
Chelsea Art Museum, curated by
Natalia Kolodzei with the generous
support of Kolodzei Art
Foundation; Yamaha Corporation of
America; International Association
of Contemporary Russian Art
Collectors; CEC International
Partners; Pushkin Institute; and
The Jewel of Russia.
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- On Saturday, November 8,
at 7:00 PM the American Russian
Young Artists Orchestra (ARYO) and
the Kolodzei Art Foundation
celebrate St. Petersburg at the
Harriman Institute of Columbia
University.
- This will be a concert by the
Amirus chamber players which will
open a week-long Harriman
Institute St. Petersburg
Conference. A string quartet will
perform the music of
Rimsky-Korsakov, Lyadov, Borodin
and Glazunov.
- The concert will be accompanied
by the opening of an art
exhibition of St. Petersburg
artists selected from the Kolodzei
Collection of Russian and Eastern
European Art.
- A reception will follow the
concert.
- Saturday, November 8, 7 PM
- Columbia University,
International Affairs Building,
420 West 118th Street (at
Amsterdam), 15th Floor, Room #1501
- the exhibition runs through
November 20, 2003.
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Finding
Freedom: 40 Years of Soviet and
Russian Art. Selections from the
Kolodzei Collection of Russian and
Eastern European Art. The
Bergen Museum of Art and Science,
Bergen Mall, Lower Level, Route 4 East
& Forest Avenue, Paramus, New
Jersey 07652. October 15 – November
30, 2003. Opening Reception on
Saturday, October 18th from 5 PM to 8
PM.
Natalia Kolodzei, Curator of The
Bergen Museum and co-owner of the
Kolodzei Collection, will discuss
works in this exhibition on the
following dates:
Saturday, November 15 at 2 and 5 PM
and Saturday, November 29 at 2 PM and
4 PM
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Moscow
Government, Moscow House of
Nationalities, Natalia Kostaki,
International
Association of Contemporary Russian
Art Collectors, Kolodzei Art
Foundation, Inc., Regional
organization Greek-Slavic community
Paradigm
presents
an exhibition in conjunction with
the humanitarian
project Russians Abroad George
Costakis and His Time
dedicated
to the 90th anniversary of the
distinguished collector of Russian Art
George Costakis on Tuesday, July 15th,
2003 at 6 PM at Moscow House of
Nationalities, Novaia Basmannaia
Street, 4, Moscow, Russia.
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- The Kennan Institute is pleased
to announce an exhibit of art works from the
Kolodzei Collection of Russian and Eastern
European Art (represented by the Kolodzei Art
Foundation) that will be at the Woodrow Wilson
Center from May 23rd until June 20th, 2003. This
exhibition is dedicated to the celebration of the
300th anniversary of St. Petersburg, and covers
three generations of contemporary St. Petersburg
artists. It is a visual exploration of the
development and accomplishments of artists from
St. Petersburg of the second half of the twentieth
century. The opening reception will be on May 23rd
from 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM at 4th floor Atrium of the
Woodrow Wilson Center, One Woodrow Wilson Plaza,
1300 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW, Washington DC 20004.
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The Kolodzei
Art Foundation, Inc. and UNSRC Russian Book Club, in
cooperation with the Permanent Missions of the
Republic of Belarus, Russian Federation and Ukraine to
the United Nations, on the occasion of the 17th
anniversary of the Chernobyl disaster invite you to an
exhibition of works by Petr Belenok In
Black and White Space from the Kolodzei
Art Collection at the United Nations, April 21 - May
2, 2003. Opening Reception on Thursday, April 24th,
2003, 6-8 PM, 1 United Nations Plaza, Secretariat
Building, South Lobby (use the UN staff entrance-1st
Avenue @ 42 Street) This exhibition is sponsored by
The Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc., E-Style Software
Corp., Doyna Ltd. and Christian K. Keesee. |
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- Traveling exhibition Women
in Art: Three Generations of Russian Women
Artists. Selections from the Kolodzei Collection
of Russian & Eastern European Art.
Salena Gallery, Long Island University,
Brooklyn Campus, 1 University Plaza, Brooklyn, NY
11201, March 3-29, 2003.
Opening reception on Thursday, March 6th, 5 to 8
PM.
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- Moscow Abstract Art: Second
Half of the XXth Century. The State
Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, January 24 - March 15,
2003.
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Exhibition
of Contemporary St. Petersburg Artists.
Selection from the Kolodzei Collection. October 9-16.
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KAFI has loaned works to the following
exhibitions:
Manezh: 40 Years of Nonconformist
Art, Artworks by Muscovite Artists from the collections of the
State Tretyakov Gallery, the Kolodzei Art Foundation, Inc. and
other private collections. ArtManezh, Moscow,
December 6 - 13, 2002.
Abstract Art in Russia: The Twentieth
Century, The State Russian Museum, Benois Wing, St.
Petersburg, November 29, 2001 - March 30, 2002. Catalogue.
Femme Art. The State Tretyakov
Gallery, Moscow, January - March, 2002. Catalogue.
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- Women in Art,
March 9- April 1, 2001,
The Hackensack Arts and Cultural Center, 39
Broadway, Hackensack, NJ. Opening reception is on
March 9, 4-9PM. The event organized by the Bergen
Museum, Hackensack Art Center, and KAFI.
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KAFI's 10th Anniversary Exhibition, March
15th, 2001, The Consulate General of the Russian Federation,
NYC.
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- Exhibition in
conjunction with Liberty Prize 2000, November 30,
2000, Washington DC; December 1, 2000, Consulate
of the Russian Federation, New York
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- The Hurricane
of Time
- Turn of the
Century, Close of the Millennium
- Art of the
1960s Though 2000
- Selections
from the Kolodzei Collection of Russian and
Eastern European Art
- July 22 - August
6, 2000
- Opening reception
on July 22 at 5 PM
- Sanremo Villa
Ormond, Corso F. Cavallotti, San Remo, Italy.
- Exhibition curated by
Tatiana & Natalia Kolodzei, and Marta Boeri
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- Exhibition
Women in Art
- Atrium Gallery,
Morris County Administration Building, Court
Street, Morristown, New Jersey
- April 24 - July
7, 2000, Reception May 5, 6:30 - 8:30 PM
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- Contemporary
Russian Art Second half of the 20th Century 1960 -
1999
- Maison Normandie - Niemen,
Moscow
- December 1999 - June 2000
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- New Artists for
New Millennium
- The Russian
Culture Festival and The 90th Anniversary of the
Oldest Russian Daily Newspaper in America
- Novoye Russkoye
Slovo
- Consulate General of the
Russian Federation, New York City
- April 30, 2000.
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- KENNAN
INSTITUTE - 25 YEARS (1974-1999)
- A 25 Year
Retrospective on Nonconformist Russian Art
- Presented by The Kolodzei
Art Foundation
- Kennan Institute 25th
Anniversary Dinner, October 4, 1999 Grand Hyatt
Hotel, Washington, DC
- Exhibition October 5 -
October 29, 1999
- Kennan Institute For
Advanced Russian Studies
- The Woodrow Wilson Center
- Ronald Reagan Building
- 1300 Pennsylvania Avenue,
NW
- Washington DC
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- Pushkin 200
- Celebration at the Embassy
of the Russian Federation in Washington DC,
- June 14, 1999.
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- University Honors Program
Conference:
- The Body
Politics April
7, 1999
- Long Island University,
Brooklyn Campus
- presents Selection from
the Kolodzei Collection of Contemporary Russian
Art
- March 29 - April 23, 1999
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- Women
in Art
- March 2 - April 30, 1999
- Opening Reception Friday,
March 5th, 6 - 8 PM
- The Friendship Gallery
Friendship Heights Village Center 4433 South Park
Avenue Chevy Chase MD 20815
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1998
Farid
Bogdalov "Collection of Artefacts" 1988-1998,
Maison Normandie-Niemen, Moscow, Russia,
November - December 1998.
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1997
Reflection
of Time, Moscow,
Russia, August 1997.
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1996
New
Russian Art. Works on Paper from the Kolodzei
Collection, Georgetown University Art
Gallery, Washington DC, March 21 - April 17, 1996
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1995
Kolodzei Art
Foundation Presents Artists from The Collection of
Tania and Natasha Kolodzei: Peter Belenok, Farid
Bogdalov, Andrei Budaev, Dmitri Kantorov, Andrei
Karpov, Dmitri Kravchuk, Bela Levikova,
Russian-American Press and Information Center, Seven
Nails Gallery, Moscow, Russia, August 1995
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1994
WORKS
ON PAPER. SELECTION FROM TATIANA AND NATALIA KOLODZEI
COLLECTION, Oklahoma City Art Center, Oklahoma, OK
April 22 - May 22, 1994
KAFI gratefully acknowledges
the following for their support of this exhibition:
City Arts Center, Christian K. Keesee, Steve Bruno,
The Kirkpatrick Foundation, United Mechanical, Inc and
Jon Burris (Portfolio Inc.).
Damir
Ruzibaev (one-man show of sculpture,
paintings and drawings, supported by the Ministry of
Culture of Uzbekistan), The State Tretiakov Gallery,
Moscow, Russia September, 1994
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1993
A series of exhibitions was
held in IBM building in Moscow, Russia March-May,
1993. During the exhibitions KAFI showed paintings by
23 artists.
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1992
Sky &
Stone Exhibition of
works by Siberian artists united in "Circle of
the Pure" group, on October 1- 18 October, 1992,
Moscow
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2002 Marty (St.James), May - June,
2002. Marty St. James and Sviatoslav Ponomarev:
Journeys. Elena Vrublevskaya Gallery, Moscow, May 28 -
June 4, 2002.
2001 Exhibition of sculpture by
James W. Harbison III, August 9th, 2001. Regina
Gallery, 22,1 Tverskaya-Yamskaya, Moscow, Russia.
2001 Live Performance
"Spirit" by Birgit Ramsauer, July 10th,
2001. Institute of Contemporary Art, Bersenevskaya
nab. 20, Moscow, Russia. Exhibition continues through
July 29, 2001. Performance "Hush" by Birgit
Ramsauer, July 18th, 2001 at the exhibition
"2115, aktuelle Kunst aus Bayem," July 18 -
29, 2001. Museum of Contemporary Art, 25 Petrovka
Street, Moscow, Russia.
2001 Exhibition of works by Tatiana
Antoshina, Tuesday, February 20th, 2001, 7-9 PM.
Florence Lynch Gallery, 147 West 29th St., New York,
NY. Antoshina was a fellow at Yaddo (Saratoga Springs,
NY) through the KAFI's exchange program.
1998 Birgit
Ramsauer May-July 1998, Moscow.
1996 International
Symposium "Medvedka" June 20 - July 10,
1996, Moscow. Exhibition at Galery "DAR"
1993 Summer Andrei
Karpov and Igor Nezhivoi were in residence at the
Virginia Center for the Creative Arts for one month
(June, 1993). Nick Lawrence and Taras Otus arrived to
Moscow in the beginning of July. After one month work
an exhibition was held at the Cultural Center
Petrovskiye Linii in downtown Moscow
1992 Yuristambek
Shigaev was in residence at the Virginia Center for
the Creative Arts for two weeks and had a show and
lecture there.
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Events
KAFI participated in
the exhibition entitled "Russian Artists outside
of Russia" at Russian Consulate in New York City,
1997.
1996 KAFI
participated in event entitled "In Search of the
Artist's Voice: A Celebration of Contemporary Russian
Theater, Film, Music and Art", organized by the
Russian-American Cultural Forum, January 23 February
2, 1996, New York City.
1995 Russian
Afternoon in the Country, featuring an art show
represented by the Kolodzei Art Foundation from the
Kolodzei Collection and a performance by a well known
Russian composer, Alexander Zhurbin and his
Russian-American theater Wondering Stars at the
residence of Anna Tavis, Connecticut, USA
"Europe-America-500"
Exhibition in Seattle, Selections from the Kolodzei
Collection -120 works. 9 drawings by 3 Siberian
artists (Valerii Kolotvin, Dmitrii Kravchuk and Igor
Kholodok (pseudonym Algidus), represented in the
exhibition, were in the "Resource 500" cargo
of the Soyuz launch rocket.
Lectures:
Natalia Kolodzei: Gia Edzgveradze:
Georgian Soviet Hybrid with Nonconformist Circles.
During the Conference: Social Norms and Deviance in
the Soviet and Post-Soviet Era. September 28-30, 2001
at The Havighurst Center for Russian and Post-Soviet
Studies. Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
Bergen Museum presents gallery talk
by Natalia Kolodzei: Russian Women Artists: a Brief
History from the Time of Catherine the Great to the
Present, on Sunday, April 1st, 2001 at 2PM at the
exhibition "Women in Art. Selections from the
Kolodzei Collection of Russian and Eastern European
Art", at the Hackensack Arts and Cultural Center,
39 Broadway, Hackensack, NJ.
Natalia Kolodzei: Art Exhibition and
Lecture: Great Russian Art Collections. Thursday,
February 8, 2001, 6:30 p.m. The Russia Society,
Harvard Club of New York, 27 West 44th Street, New
York, NY
Following the October Revolution in
1917 and the suppression of the arts by the Communist
regime, important collectors risked their lives to
collect and preserve the heritage of the Russian
Avant-Garde. Natalia Kolodzei will trace the
development of Russia's political regimes and their
relationship to the patronage and collection of
Russian art. Approximately a dozen original works of
art from the Kolodzei Collection will be on display in
Harvard Hall. The Collection consists of several
thousand works of art including paintings, drawings
and sculptures by more than 300 artists from Russia
and the former Soviet Union.
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