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Tsvetkov Dmitriy
Works
Solo exhibitions
2023

The song is sung. Ruarts Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2020

Showroom. Ruarts Gallery, Moscow, Russia

Soft Homeland, Guangzhou Contemporary Art Centre, Guangzhou, China

2019

Russians on Pancake. Zverev Centre of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia

To Fly! Tula Regional Art Museum, Tula, Russia

Musical concert for chromatic accordion. From the poems by Dmitry Prigov. Krasnoyarsk Museum and Exhibition Centre, Krasnoyarsk, Russia

2018

Wardrobes of Moscow. With the support of the Krokin Gallery, Museum of Moscow, Moscow, Russia

2016

Ships. Dukley European Art Community, Budva, Montenegro

Workshop 123, Hall of the Artists Union, Podgorica, Montenegro

2015

Song. Dukley European Art Community, Budva, Montenegro

I Love Life. Yugoceania, Kotor, Montenegro

Military. Catwalk shows. Berlin, Brussels, Perugia

2014

Morning paints tender. Krokin Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2013

Made in Guslitsa. Art estate Guslitsa, Moscow Region, Russia

Crematory for Barbie. Matryoshka Maternity Ward, «Tula Necropolis» Museum, Tula, Russia

Soft fatherland. Art-Guslitsa, Moscow region, Russia

2012

The State. Perm Museum of Contemporary Art, Perm; Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow; The Krasnoyarsk Museum Centre, Krasnoyarsk; Museum of Modern Art, Tver, Russia

2009

That’s Dead. (Сurated by Linor Goralik). Marat&Julia Guelman Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2004

Hautecoupure. (In collaboration with S.Rumiantseva). Krokin Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2003

Our boy restrains himself. Krokin Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2002

Cemetery. Krokin Gallery, within the project «Archivation of Contemporaneity», Moscow, Russia

2001

Gold Rush. Krokin Gallery, Moscow, Russia

Arsenal. Tula Kremlin, Tula, Russia

2000

All Hail to Arms. Project OGI Club, Moscow, Russia

Proud Ace. Fine Art Gallery, Moscow, Russia

1999–2000

Philately. Guelman Gallery, Moscow / NCCA, St. Petersburg, Russia

1999

Flowers Poems, Albums. Soros Contemporary Art Gallery, Moscow, Russia

Stalin Wake. Project OGI Club, Moscow, Russia

1998

Dmitry Tsvetkov, Maria Delforje. L N'est Pas C Gallery, Jenvalle, Belgium

Dmitry Tsvetkov, Philipp Lavandi. Patricia And Jery Perio De Corbion, Gesves, Belgium

1997

The Axe Porridge. L-Gallery, Moscow, Russia

The Music Phrase. Today Gallery, Moscow, Russia

1996

Bad News. L-Gallery, Moscow, Russia

The Great Geographic Discoveries. A-3 Gallery, Moscow, Russia

Awards for Life. Expo-88 Gallery, Moscow, Russia

1994

The New Archeology. House of Sculptors, Moscow, Russia

1992

Dmitry Tsvetkov. Guelman Gallery, Moscow, Russia

Group exhibitions
2023-2024

New Now. The Ruarts Foundation, Moscow, Russia

2022

Personal Space, a collective retrospective exhibition, the Ruarts Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2021

Soft Homeland. The Ruarts Foundation, Moscow, Russia

2020

The Russian Fairy Tale. From Vasnetsov to the Present, the New Tretyakov Gallery. Moscow, Russia

2013

Art Space Event. The Ruarts Gallery, Artplay Big Exhibition Hall, Moscow, Russia

2012

Noir. The Ruarts Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2009

Ice Age. The 3rd International Photography Month in Moscow: Photobiennale 2000, Garage Centre of Contemporary Culture, Moscow, Russia

2007

Socialist Art: Political Art in Russia. The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia

La Maison Rouge. Foundation Antoine de Galbert, Paris, France

2006

Messages from Moscow Artists. Helios Fukuno Creative Cultural Centre, curated by Georgy Nikich, Toyama, Japan

2005

Europalia festival, Brussels, Belgium

Moscow Breakthrough. Bargehouse, London, UK

2004

Na Куport!. Russische Kunst Heute, Kunsthalle, Baden-Baden, Germany

2001

Art as a Tourism. Maly Manege, Moscow, Russia

2000

Christmas. Guelman Gallery, Moscow, Russia

Klava's Lovers. (Avant-Gardist Club). Art Moscow Fair, Moscow, Russia

The Wall Newspaper. A. Sakharov Centre, Moscow, Russia

Chukchee is a Good Man. Zverev Centre of Contemporary Art, Moscow, Russia

1999-2000

Motherland or Death. Zverev Centre of Contemporary Art, Moscow; Museum of Non-Conformism, St. Petersburg, Russia

1999

The Alphabet. Dar Gallery, Moscow, Russia

1998

Kunstmarkt. Dresden, Germany

1997

The Russia Collection 2. Palace of Nations, Geneva, Switzerland

The World of Sensual Things. The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow , Russia

1996

International Art Initiatives Forum. Maly Manege, Moscow, Russia

International Art Plein Air. Kutaisi, Georgia; Paris, France

1994

Business+Art. The Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

1993

Conversion. The Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

Art-Myth 3. Manege Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow, Russia

VII Congress of Peoples' Deputy. The Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

1990

Moscow Artists. Rondanin Gallery, Rome, Italy

Joint-Venture. The Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

1988

Moscow Artists. Osaka, Japan

1987

The XVII Youth Exhibition. Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, Russia

Exhibitions
Exhibitions

The State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow

The State Russian Museum, Saint Petersburg

The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Moscow

Perm Museum of Contemporary Art, Perm

Contemporary Art museum ART4.ru, Moscow

Ruarts Foundation, Moscow

Guelman Gallery, Moscow

Krokin Gallery, Moscow

Private collections

Biography
Dmitry Tsvetkov was born in 1961 in Kolomna. In 1988, the artist graduated from the faculty of painting in Moscow State Art Institute named after V.I. Surikov. From 1988 to 1991, Tsvetkov worked at the monumental painting workshop in Moscow. From 1991 to 1993, he lived and worked in New York. In 1996–1997, Tsvetkov worked as an artist in The Moscow Times newspaper, from 1998 to 2001 – in the Izvestia newspaper. In 2006, Tsvetkov became a scholarship holder of the Joseph Brodsky Foundation in Rome. In 2007, he was awarded with the Master Prize (an initiative of the curators of the Kovcheg Gallery, Moscow) for the best exhibition of the year. In 2010, he interned at the Civitella Ranieri Foundation, Italy. The artist was a Kandinsky Prize nominee in 2008, 2009, 2012. In addition to paintings and graphic works, Dmitry Tsvetkov creates works using decorative and applied techniques, such as sewing, beadwork, embroidery, knitting, and tapestries creating. Clothing, accessories, toys, and household items are not functional objects for the author, but a medium and material for the artistic practice. Today the works by Dmitry Tsvetkov are included in the collections of leading museums, such as the State Tretyakov Gallery, the State Russian Museum, the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, and others.

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