SELECTED WORKS
About the artist
Andrey Dvin was born in 1971 in Omsk. He lives and works in St. Petersburg and Budapest. He received a higher education at Omsk Pedagogical University at the Faculty of Art and Graphics. He studied at the Moscow Institute of Contemporary Art on the course “New artistic Strategies”. In 1997, he was admitted to the International Federation of Artists (IFA). In 2022, he received the first prize at the International Biennale of Graphics in Oster in Northern Macedonia.
His works are in the collections of the Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art in St. Petersburg, in the National Gallery of Northern Macedonia in Skopje, as well as in private collections in Russia, Poland, Germany, France, China, Hungary, and Northern Macedonia.
Selected exhibitions:
2023 International Graphics Biennale Osten 2022. National Gallery, Skopje, Northern Macedonia;
2022 Landscape art — leave a creative trail. Budatower Museum Complex, Budapest;
2022 LIFE/ÉLET. Budatower Museum Complex, Budapest;
2021 Art installation Fifty/Ötven. International Symposium of Landscape Art. The island of Rácalmás Nagy-Sziget, Hungary;
2021 The next day, Pacha, Hungary;
2020 Abstraction is in the vanguard. S. Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg, Russia;
2020 THE LINE, Pacha, Hungary;
2019 Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Pacha, Hungary;
2018 Art Week in Hungary, Budapest;
2018 International Abstraction Festival. Central House of Artists, Moscow;
2018 XXV International exhibition and competition of contemporary art within the framework of the Russian Art Week. ARTPlay, Moscow;
2000 The white and black project. BOREYARTGALLERY, Saint Petersburg, Russia;
1999–1993 Petersburg. Manege, Saint Petersburg, Russia;
1999 A thing in itself. Spider and Mouse Gallery, Moscow;
1998 ALEPH. Gallery "Golden Way", Omsk, Russia;
1996 Portrait of a friend. Museum of the History of the city, St. Petersburg, Russia;
1996 "Seasons" GEZ 21. Pushkinskaya-10, St. Petersburg, Russia;
1995 Letter. Gallery 103. Pushkinskaya-10, St. Petersburg, Russia;
1992 New painting of Siberia, Warsaw.
Awards:
2023 First prize for the graphic project Research at the International Graphics Biennale Osten 2022. National Gallery, Skopje, Northern Macedonia;
2018 1st place in the competition "Abstraction in painting". International Abstraction Festival. Central House of Artists, Moscow;
2018 1st place in the "Experiment" nomination of the XXV International Exhibition-Competition of Contemporary Art within the framework of the Russian Art Week. ARTPlay, Moscow.
2022 Landscape art — leave a creative trail. Budatower Museum Complex, Budapest;
2022 LIFE/ÉLET. Budatower Museum Complex, Budapest;
2021 Art installation Fifty/Ötven. International Symposium of Landscape Art. The island of Rácalmás Nagy-Sziget, Hungary;
2021 The next day, Pacha, Hungary;
2020 Abstraction is in the vanguard. S. Kuryokhin Center for Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg, Russia;
2020 THE LINE, Pacha, Hungary;
2019 Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Pacha, Hungary;
2018 Art Week in Hungary, Budapest;
2018 International Abstraction Festival. Central House of Artists, Moscow;
2018 XXV International exhibition and competition of contemporary art within the framework of the Russian Art Week. ARTPlay, Moscow;
2000 The white and black project. BOREYARTGALLERY, Saint Petersburg, Russia;
1999–1993 Petersburg. Manege, Saint Petersburg, Russia;
1999 A thing in itself. Spider and Mouse Gallery, Moscow;
1998 ALEPH. Gallery "Golden Way", Omsk, Russia;
1996 Portrait of a friend. Museum of the History of the city, St. Petersburg, Russia;
1996 "Seasons" GEZ 21. Pushkinskaya-10, St. Petersburg, Russia;
1995 Letter. Gallery 103. Pushkinskaya-10, St. Petersburg, Russia;
1992 New painting of Siberia, Warsaw.
Awards:
2023 First prize for the graphic project Research at the International Graphics Biennale Osten 2022. National Gallery, Skopje, Northern Macedonia;
2018 1st place in the competition "Abstraction in painting". International Abstraction Festival. Central House of Artists, Moscow;
2018 1st place in the "Experiment" nomination of the XXV International Exhibition-Competition of Contemporary Art within the framework of the Russian Art Week. ARTPlay, Moscow.
