Julia Dolgorukova

Julia Dolgorukova
Юлия Долгорукова
Born (1962-02-21) 21 February 1962
Moscow
Citizenship Russian
Occupation Artist
Style Expressionism
Website dolgorukova.tut.su

Julia Dolgorukova (born 21 February 1962) is a Russian painter.

Biography

Julia Dolgorukova was born in Moscow. She graduated from the Moscow Art College as a graphic designer, and attended courses at the Moscow Polygraphic Institute, studied with J. Bisti, and A. Cedric. In the 1990 she attended lectures and workshops in the Michael Lesehr in Stuttgart Academy of Fine Arts. Her works include easel paintings, drawings and theatre decoration, as well as fashion and interior design. In 1981 she was accepted for the youth section of the Moscow Union of Artists, and in 1997 became a member of Moscow Union of Artists.[1] Since 1991 she is a member of Creative Union of Artists of Russia.

Since 1981 Julia has participated in more than 60 exhibitions. Among these there are the exhibitions of young Moscow artists MOSKh (Moscow Union of Artists),[2][3][4] exhibition of works of Soviet artists, dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the country's railways (in Moscow and Leningrad),[5] All-national exhibitions in 1988,[6] 1989 and 1991 [7] years in Moscow, the exhibition "Art Myth - 93" in Moscow "Manege",[8] in the jubilee exhibition on Gogol Boulevard in 1995 [9] and others. Personal exhibitions in Moscow (1986, 1993, 1995,[10][11][12][13] 1999, 2000,[14] 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008), Stuttgart (1990, 1991), Herrenberg (1992), Kaluga (1993), Tarusa (1994, 2001), Kostroma (1994),[15] Marmaris (1999), Alexandrov (2002),[16] Maloyaroslavets (2003), Sharm el-Sheikh e (2005), Mikkeli (Finland, 2007),[17] Alanya (Turkey, 2009),[18] Paris (2010), Cannes (2010).

Julia Dolgorukova, Moscow Manege

Dolgorukova is working in landscape, still life, fantasy subjects manner. Among the works she created the painting "Morning in Foros" (1981), "Aksinino. Church"(1982), "The new district. Triptych"(1983), a series of paintings based on Bulgakov's novel "The Master and Margarita" "Margarita and the Devil", "Berlioz's Funeral", "Ha-Notsri and Pilate", " Margarita and Woland", "Ballet in the palace of Pontius Pilate" etc., (created by the artist for V. Geviksman’s opera "The Master and Margarita", which later was presented as the solo exhibition "Sadovaya, 302-bis" of the in house-museum Bulgakov.), "Dance of the purple rain" (1997), "Still life with pears" (2004), "Pas de Deux", "Giselle", "Dance of Fire" (2009) and others. For the Moscow theater Novaya Opera Julia Dolgorukova together with the artist D. Dikov designed costumes and scenery for the opera "O Mozart, Mozart!" (presented in Kostroma State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve at the festival "Milestones" in 1994).

Julia Dolgorukova’s works are also presented in the number of renowned museums and private collections, among them are: Kostroma State Historical and Architectural Museum-Reserve,[19][20] Kaluga Regional Art Museum, the Museum of Marina Tsvetaeva in Alexandrov,[21] the Museum of Marina Tsvetaeva in Bolshevo, Tarusa Museum family Tsvetayevs,[22] Collection House Museum Maximilian Voloshin (Koktebel), Collection House Museum of Anton Chekhov (Yalta), Tarusa Museum,[23] Ullrich Springer Collection, (Stuttgart), as well as private collections in Russia, Germany, the United States, Switzerland, France, Great Britain, South Korea, Egypt, Finland, Turkey. Dolgorukova is creativity - painter and designer of several television programs themes and articles in Russian and foreign publications.

Gallery

Exhibitions

  1. XIII-I Exhibition of Young Artists (Artist's House at the Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, 1981)
  2. Exhibition-presentation of the new members of the youth association with MOSH Leonid Purygin and Olga Davydova (House of Artists at the Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, 1982)
  3. XIII-I Exhibition of Young Artists (Artist's House at the Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, 1983)
  4. XIV-I exhibition of young Moscow artists (Artist's House at the Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, 1984)
  5. Exhibition of works by young artists (Republican) (Manege, Moscow, 1984)
  6. XVth exhibition of works by young artists (Artist's House at the Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, 1985)
  7. XVIth exhibition of works by young artists (Artist's House at the Kuznetsky Most, Moscow, 1986)
  8. Exhibition of works by Soviet artists, dedicated to the 150th anniversary of the country's railways (Moscow, 1987)
  9. All-Union Exhibition of works by young artists dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Komsomol (the Central House of Artists, Moscow, 1988)
  10. The exhibition in the Palace of Culture "Meridian" (Moscow, 1988)
  11. All-Union Exhibition (Manege, Moscow, 1989)
  12. Exhibition at the gallery «FISCHINGER» (Germany, Stuttgart, February 1990)
  13. The exhibition "Golden Brush" (Central House of Artists, Moscow, May 1991)
  14. Joint-Union Exhibition of Artists Unions and the International Federation of Artists and schedules "Malaya Gruzinskaya street 28" (Manege, Moscow, April 1991)
  15. Personal exhibition at the gallery «URIEL» (Germany, Stuttgart, November 1991)
  16. Personal exhibition at the gallery «MIRAGE» (Germany, Herrenberg, May 1992)
  17. The exhibition at the Museum of Marina Tsvetaeva (Bolshevo, Moscow Region, August 1992)
  18. Exhibition at the gallery «INTER-ART» (Germany, Stuttgart, November 1992)
  19. Personal exhibition at the Art Museum of Kaluga (Kaluga, July 1993
  20. Personal exhibition at the Central House of Artists (Moscow, September 1993)
  21. The exhibition "Art Myth - 93" (Manege, Moscow, October 1993)
  22. Exhibition at the gallery «INTER-ART» (Germany, Stuttgart, November 1993)
  23. Personal exhibition in the Kostroma Regional Art Museum in conjunction with the theater "Novaya Opera" (artistic director Yevgeny Kolobov, the festival "Milestones" (Kostroma, May 1994)
  24. Personal exhibition at the Art Gallery of Tarusa (Tarusa, the Kaluga region, June 1994)
  25. The anniversary exhibition on Gogol Boulevard, dedicated to 20th anniversary exhibition in the pavilion "Beekeeping" at VDNKh (Moscow, February 1995)
  26. Personal exhibition in the Bulgakov Museum in Moscow (Moscow, March 1995)
  27. The exhibition at the Museum Marina Tsvetaeva (Alexandrov, Vladimir region, May 1995)
  28. Exhibition of Russian Artists (Cultural Center "Villikren", France, May 1996)
  29. Personal exhibition at the Exhibition Grounds in Frunze (Moscow, 1996)
  30. The exhibition "Watercolor light - III» Gallery "Chertanovo" (Moscow, December 1996)
  31. The exhibition "Koktebel, Karadag" Gallery "Vykhino" (Moscow, February 1997)
  32. The exhibition in the national charts (Moscow, April 1997)
  33. The exhibition "Watercolor light - IV» Gallery "Chertanovo" (Moscow, February 1998)
  34. The exhibition "Koktebel, Karadag" Gallery "on sand" (Moscow, November 1998)
  35. Personal exhibition at the Art Café "on the planet" (Moscow, March 1999)
  36. Personal exhibition at the Art Café (Marmaris, Turkey, October 1999)
  37. Christmas exhibition in the gallery "Vykhino" (Moscow, December 1999)
  38. Easter exhibition at the gallery "Vykhino" (Moscow, April 2000)
  39. Personal exhibition at the theater "Vernissage" (Moscow, May 2000)
  40. Personal exhibition in the museum Tarusa (Tarusa, the Kaluga Region, April 2001)
  41. Solo exhibition - concert "Christmas in the evening Julia Dolgorukova" in the business center of the Russian Chamber of Commerce (Moscow, December 2001)
  42. Exhibition devoted to Oleg Efremov in the business center of the Russian Chamber of Commerce (Moscow, March 2002)
  43. Personal exhibition at the Museum of Marina Tsvetaeva (Alexandrov, Vladimir region, May 2002)
  44. Exhibition Gallery "A" (Moscow, December 2002)
  45. Personal exhibition at the Municipal Gallery, the Maloyaroslavets (Kaluga Region, March 2003)
  46. Personal exhibition in the hotel "Cosmos" club "Catherine plosched" (Moscow, February 2004)
  47. Personal exhibition at the firm "Consulting" (Moscow, February 2005)
  48. Personal exhibition in "Roman Theatre" (city of Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, 2005 May–June)
  49. The exhibition "Koktebel, Karadag" Gallery "Vykhino" (Moscow, January 2006)
  50. Exhibition "Nude Russia" in the exhibition center "T-module" (Moscow, January 2006)
  51. Personal exhibition at the Municipal Gallery, the Maloyaroslavets (Kaluga region, February 2006)
  52. Personal exhibition in the exhibition hall of the House of Journalists "From the Crimea to Egypt" (Moscow, February 2007)
  53. Personal exhibition in gallery "ARI" and the concert hall "Mikaeli" together with concerts, which were attended by Yuri Bashmet and Valery Gergiev at the festival OLJELMA MIKKELIN MUSIIKKIJUHLAT (Mikkeli, Finland, July 2007) [24]
  54. Personal exhibition in gallery "Scarlet Sails" (Moscow, September 2008)
  55. Exhibition Gallery of the tourist complex «GOLD CITY» (Turkey, Alanya, 2009 February–October)
  56. The exhibition "Koktebel, Karadag" Gallery "Vykhino" (Moscow, 2010 January–February)
  57. Exhibition Gallery of the tourist complex «GOLD CITY» (Turkey Alania 2010 January–August)
  58. The exhibition at the International Cultural Center Mahmutlar (Turkey, Alanya, 2010 July–September)
  59. Personal exhibition at the Palais des congrès de Paris on the project from Dima Malikov "SIMFOMANIYA"(Paris, December 2010)
  60. Personal exhibition of one painting, "Dance of Fire" at the Palais des Festivals et des Congrès on the project from Dima Malikov "SIMFOMANIYA" (Cannes, December 2010)
  61. The exhibition at the International Cultural Center (Turkey, Alanya, 2011 July–September)
  62. Anniversary Exhibition, "Anticipation of Spring", dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Moscow Union of Artists in the exhibition hall of the section of painting on Tverskaya 20, Moscow, 29.02.2012.,[25] opens V.A.Gluhov opening day, there are board members, an art critic Stanislav Aidinyan.

References

  1. ↑ Julia Dolgorukova on the official website of the Association of Painters of the Moscow Union of Artists.
  2. ↑ XII exhibition of young Moscow artists. Catalog. M., MOSH. 1981.
  3. ↑ XIII exhibition of young Moscow artists. Catalog. Moscow, Soviet artist, 1983.
  4. ↑ XV exhibition of young Moscow artists. Catalog Moscow, Soviet artist. In 1985.
  5. ↑ an exhibition of works by Soviet artists, dedicated to 150th anniversary of the country's railways. Painting. Graphics. Sculpture. Catalog. Moscow, 1987.
  6. ↑ All-national Exhibition of works by young artists dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Komsomol. Catalog. Moscow, Soviet artist. 1988.
  7. ↑ All-Union Exhibition and Competition "Golden Brush". Catalog. Moscow, Soviet artist, 1991.
  8. ↑ Moscow International Art Fair and Exhibition ART-MIF-93. Moscow, 1993.
  9. ↑ The 20th-anniversary exhibition in the pavilion "Beekeeping" Exhibition of Economic Achievements of the USSR. Catalog. M., IFA, 1995.
  10. ↑ St. Aidinyan "Margarita, Woland, and other" // Culture. In 1995 , March 18.
  11. ↑ St. Aidinyan C. "Bad" house, described by Bulgakov // Chimes, 1995, March 21.
  12. ↑ St. Aidinyan "Bulgakov at home / / Moscow News. in 1995.
  13. ↑ There Bulgakov reigns // The Presnya. in 1995, April, № 11.
  14. ↑ movement "Dance" // Artistic Fair. May 2000, (004).
  15. ↑ Opening day Dolgorukova's program of international art-historical festival "Milestones". Kostroma. 1994, May 23 - 3 Juny.
  16. ↑ Grekova S. Soul without knowing the action // Business Alexandrov. 2002, July 3 (№ 190).
  17. ↑ Seija Lipsanen. Kolme naista Galleriarissa // Vikkoset. 04.07.2007.
  18. ↑ Art Gallery has opened // Mahmutlar Haber. 2009, Jule.
  19. ↑ Act Admission to store pictures of Yu Dolgorukova in the Kostroma State Historical-Architectural and Art Museum.
  20. ↑ Acceptance deposited with pictures Julia Dolgorukova Kostroma Regional Museum of Fine Arts.
  21. ↑ Acceptance deposited picture Julia Dolgorukova Literary and Art Museum, M. Tsvetaeva, Alexandrov.
  22. ↑ Acceptance deposited picture Julia Dolgorukova Kaluga Regional Museum.
  23. ↑ Acceptance deposited picture Julia Dolgorukova Kaluga regional museum.
  24. ↑ The programm of Festival with Valery Gergiev
  25. ↑ review of the anniversary exhibition "Anticipation of Spring", dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the exhibition hall of the Moscow Union of Artists, Section of Painting on Tverskaya 20

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