Vitaly Pushnitsky (Russian: Вита́лий Ю́рьевич Пушни́цкий; born 7 July 1967) is a Russian artist. He is considered one of Russia's leading contemporary artists.[1] He is based in Saint-Petersburg, Russia and is internationally recognized as a painter, sculptor, graphic artist and as a creator of installations, art objects and multimedia.

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Vitaly Pushnitsky
Born	(1967-07-07)7 July 1967 Leningrad, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (now Saint-Petersburg, Russian Federation)
Education	St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Fine Arts, Sculpture and Architecture
Known for	Painting, drawing, sculpture, installation
Awards	Sergey Kuryokhin Award for Contemporary Art, 2012
Website	pushnitsky.ru

Biography

Vitaly Pushnitsky was born in 7 July 1967 in Leningrad, Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR). After leaving Leningrad Secondary Art School, he studied at the Graphics Department of St.Petersburg Academy of Arts (1988—1994).[2] Since 1994, he has been a member of Saint Petersburg Union of Artists.

He has had exhibitions at the Kala Art Institute (2002), at Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi (2005), at the Tamarind Institute at University of New Mexico (2007), as well as at Cité International des Arts in Paris in 2012.^{[citation needed]}

Pushnitsky's personal exhibitions took place at the State Russian Museum (2002) and the State Hermitage Museum (2006)[3] in St.Petersburg, at the Moscow Museum of Modern Art (2012)[4] and others.

Collaborating with the major Russian and western art galleries, Pushnitsky is conducting his own original exhibition project "Belka&Strelka" co-authored with an art critic and curator Dmitry Pilikin. Commonly the works of Pushnitsky are presented on the international art scene.

In 2011 the British publisher of art Phaidon Press included Vitaly Pushnitsky in the list of "115 artists working internationally who have been nominated by highly respected critics and curators for their outstanding contributions to recent painting".[5]

Gallery

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  "Son", foam-propylene, 300x300x300 cm, 2008
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  "Structure of Time", marble, 45x60 cm, 2009
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  "Studio. Waiting #16", oil on canvas, 195x295 cm, 2018
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  "Studio. Waiting #14", oil on canvas, 190x290 cm, 2018
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  Tokyo. Moth Flight Observation", oil on canvas, 130x250 cm, 2019
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  Studio. My eyes having observed all sums, returned to the white chrysanthemums, oil on canvas, 190x295 cm, 2019

Museum collections and foundations

• The State Russian Museum. St Petersburg, Russia
• Moscow Museum of Modern Art. Russia
• The Museum of Contemporary Art ERARTA. St Petersburg, Russia
• Novy Museum. St Petersburg, Russia
• ArtLink. New York, USA
• Chairman, Aldrich Museum of Art. New York, USA
• Contemporary Art Museum art4.ru. Moscow, Russia
• Freud's Dream Museum. St Petersburg, Russia
• Kala Art Institute. Berkeley, San Francisco, USA
• Kolding Art Institute. Kolding, Denmark
• Kolodzei Art Foundation, Highland Park, NJ, USA
• Perm Museum of Contemporary Art (PERMM), Perm, Russia
• Red Bull Collection, Salzburg, Austria
• RuArts Foundation. Moscow, Russia
• The Krasnoyarsk Museum Centre. Krasnoyarsk, Russia
• The National Centre of Contemporary Art. Moscow, Russia
• The State Kaliningrad Art Gallery. Kaliningrad, Russia
• The State Novosibirsk Art Museum. Novosibirsk, Russia

Sources

На других языках

[ru] Пушницкий, Виталий Юрьевич