Ruslan Naurbievich Tsrymov

Ruslan Naurbievich Tsrymov

Ruslan Naurbievich Tsrymov (born November 20, 1952, in Psygansu village, Urvan District, Kabardian ASSR, USSR) is a Soviet and Russian artist, academician of the Russian Academy of Arts (2021).

Biography

He was born on November 20, 1952, in Psygansu, Kabardian ASSR, and currently lives and works in Nalchik.
In 1975, he graduated from the Karachay-Cherkess State Pedagogical Institute.
In 2012, he was elected a corresponding member, and in 2021, an academician of the Russian Academy of Arts from the Southern Regional Department.

Artistic Activity

Main works: "Confusion", "The Boat", "Sun", among others. He is the author of several albums: "Ruslan Tsrym", "metamorphoses TS", and the monograph by Slava Lyon "TS. Re-Conceptual Series in the Context of Postmodernism".
His works are held in the Kabardino-Balkarian Museum of Fine Arts, the Jordan National Gallery of Fine Arts, the Maikop branch of the Museum of Oriental Peoples, and the Moscow Museum of Modern Art.
He is a participant in republican, regional, and international exhibitions.

Works in collections

His works are in the STANBET gallery in Moscow and private collections in Russia.

Exhibitions and auctions

1986 Exhibition of Soviet Art. Jordan;
1992 1st exhibition of the STANBET gallery. Exhibition and Auction Directorate Hall of the International Cultural Foundation, Moscow;
1993 STANBET gallery exhibition, Mikkeli, Finland.

Bibliography

V. Meiland, "The Time of Free Choice," Literary Studies journal, No. 5, 1987;
STANBET gallery booklet, 1992, Moscow.

Works 3

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Red Sun, 1980, canvas, oil, 140x90. Property of «STANBET» Gallery. Moscow
Red Sun, 1980, canvas, oil, 140x90. Property of «STANBET» Gallery. Moscow
Boy in a Pram, 1981, canvas, oil, 90x90. Property of «STANBET» Gallery. Moscow
Boy in a Pram, 1981, canvas, oil, 90x90. Property of «STANBET» Gallery. Moscow
Melancholy, 1991, canvas, oil, 77x66. Property of «STANBET» Gallery. Moscow
Melancholy, 1991, canvas, oil, 77x66. Property of «STANBET» Gallery. Moscow