Igor Vulokh
Born in 1938 in Kazan. Graduated from the Kazan Art School in 1958. Studied at VGIK (All-Russian State Institute of Cinematography) in 1960-1961. Since 1959, lives and works in Moscow.
Works in collections
State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow)
State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg)
Museum of Modern Art (Silkeborg, Denmark)
Private collections in Greece (Athens, G. Kostaki), USA (New York, Folkert Klaucke), Denmark (Copenhagen, Jarl Borgen), France (Paris, L. Robel, Antoine Vitez, Marcel von Fred), Spain (Barcelona, C. Domenic Puig Serra), Italy (Rome, T. Guérro, M. Antonioni).
Exhibitions and auctions
1961, Moscow, MOSKH Exhibition Hall, solo exhibition.
1979, Moscow, MOSKH Exhibition Hall, solo exhibition.
1981, New York, "Exhibition of Soviet Artists in the USA".
1982, Bonn, "Exhibition of Soviet Artists in Germany".
1984, Silkeborg, Denmark, Museum of Modern Art, "New International Art 1959-1984".
1987, Chicago, International Art Fair "Inter 87".
1987, Poznan, Poland, International Art Fair "Inter-Art-87".
1988, Los Angeles, USA, International Art Fair "Art 88".
1988, Poznan, Poland, International Art Fair "Inter-Art-87".
1988, Helsinki, Finland, "Ars Sovietico-88".
1989, Susma Suopelto, Finland, "Ars Sovietico-89".
1990, Moscow, Central House of Artists, International Art Fair "Art Myth 1".
1990, Moscow, "Segodnya" Gallery, solo exhibition.
1990, New York, Auction House "Habsburg-Feldman", "Contemporary Soviet Painting".
1991, West Berlin, "Brauner and Popov" Gallery, solo exhibition.
1991, Moscow, State Tretyakov Gallery, "Artists to Malevich".
1991, Tokyo, Japan, International Art Exhibition "Tokyo Art Expo".
1991, Moscow, Central Exhibition Hall, Moscow International Art Fair "Art Myth 91".
1992, Moscow, Central House of Artists, "Diaspora".
1992, Vigevano, Italy, "Christos" Gallery, solo exhibition.
1992, Moscow, "Segodnya" Gallery, "Exhibition of Artists from the Segodnya Gallery Circle", Moscow Galleries Festival.
1993, Dusseldorf, "Sels" Gallery.
1993, Moscow, State Tretyakov Gallery, "Postmodern".
1993, Germany, Ministry of Culture of Brandenburg, exhibition at Weipersdorf Castle.
1994, Moscow, Presentation of the Catalogue of the Association of Moscow Galleries (AMOG).
1994-95, West Berlin, "Popov" Gallery, solo exhibition.
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