Dmitry Anatolyevich Krymov
Dmitry Anatolyevich Krymov (born October 10, 1954, Moscow) is a Russian artist, scenographer, theater director, and pedagogue. He is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia and the Union of Theater Workers of the Russian Federation. Krymov is a five-time recipient of the Golden Mask theater award.
Works in collections
His works are housed in the State Tretyakov Gallery, the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, the State Museum of L. N. Tolstoy in Moscow, the St. Petersburg State Theatrical Museum, the Klingspor Museum in Frankfurt, Germany, the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, UK, the collections of Incombank, Moskovia Bank, Siberian Trade Bank, Marcon in Moscow, the collection of the Ministry of Culture of Russia, as well as private collections in Germany, the USA, France, and Israel.
Exhibitions and auctions
1990 Six Contemporary Soviet Artists. Mona Bismarck Foundation, Paris;
1990 Graphics. Solo exhibition. DOMINUS Gallery, Moscow;
1991 Gospel Themes. Solo exhibition. Central House of Artists, Moscow;
1991 ART MYTH II. International Art Fair. Central Exhibition Hall 'Manege', Moscow;
1992 Three Dialogues from Moscow. Braynin, Kolkutin, Krymov. House of Artists, Jerusalem;
1992 Still Life at the End of the 20th Century. Moscow Palette Gallery, Moscow;
1992 New Russian Book Art. Lyric-Kabinett Gallery, Munich, Germany;
1992 Solo exhibition with Enrico Sarsini. Central House of Artists, Moscow;
1993 ART MYTH-93. International Art Fair. Central Exhibition Hall 'Manege', Moscow;
1993 ART MYTH - Sotheby's Auction. Central Exhibition Hall 'Manege', Moscow;
1993 Classic IV Biennale. Group exhibition with N. Nesterova, L. Tabenkina, A. Kolkutin, A. Sitnikov, A. Koshlyakov. Kortrijk, Belgium;
1994 Drawings from Russia. Moscow Palette Gallery - Albertina Museum. Vienna - Moscow;
1994 Still Life. Pan-Dan Gallery, Moscow.
Bibliography
A. Yakubovsky, 'Birth of an Artist', Soviet Culture newspaper, 13.10.1976; A. Lupandina, 'Dmitry Krymov', in 'Artists of Theater and Cinema', Moscow, 1980; E. Lutskaya, 'Dmitry Krymov - an artist beyond theater', 'Decorative Art' magazine, No.5, 1989; I. Uvarova, 'Once again about Krymov', 'Decorative Art' magazine, No.5, 1989; N. Davydova, 'The Wall of Memory', 'Decorative Art' magazine, No.4, 1989; Catalog of the exhibition '6 Contemporary Soviet Artists', Mona Bismarck Foundation, Paris, 1990; Meir Ronnen, 'Back to the church', The Jerusalem Post, 24 May 1991; Meir Ronnen, 'Suicide in Russia', The Jerusalem Post, 7 June 1991; Meir Ronnen, 'Some of Russia's best', The Jerusalem Post, 10 July 1992; I. Lyubarskaya, 'Crazy projects by Dmitry Krymov', 'Familiar Room of Dmitry Krymov', Stolitsa magazine, No.41-42, 1991; Sergey Drozhzhin, 'Moscow Palette ready for Vienna', The Moscow Tribune, 3.11.1994.
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