EVGENY
GOR
Evgeny Gor was born in Saltykovka, a Moscow suburb, in
1950. In 1973, he graduated from the Moscow Polygraphic
Institute. He has participated in exhibitions since 1974.
In 1980-1985, Evgeny was part the Belyutin studio. In 1983,
he joined the Moscow Union of Artists.
Among Evgeny’s personal exhibitions are those in the
Ruth Leuchter Gallery in Dusseldorf in Germany in 1989,
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Gallery in Moscow in 1993, Salustovich Gallery in Bielefeld
in Germany in 1994, The Russian Culture Foundation in Moscow
in 1997, Manezh Gallery in Moscow in 1999, Dr. Bamberger
Haus Museum in Rendsburg in Germany in 1999.
Evgeny's most notable group exhibits include XII Biennale
of Applied Graphic Art in Brno in Czechoslovakia in
1986, Neuvostoliiton Nuorta Taidetta in Turku in
Finland in 1988, Labyrinth in Moscow in Russia,
Hanover and Hamburg in Germany and Warsaw in Poland in 1988-1989,
Collection-89 in Helsinki in Finland in 1989, Red
and White in Warsaw in Poland and in Amsterdam in the
Netherlands in 1989-1990, Pittori Moscoviti Contemporanei
at Palazzo Rondanini alla Rotonda in Rome in Italy in 1990,
Junge internationale Kunst in EP-Galerie in Dusseldorf
in Germany in 1991, Contemporary Soviet Artists
in the
City Gallery in Melbourne in Australia in 1991,
Russian paintings at Le Cadre Gallery in Hong Kong
in 1991, in Gildhof Culture Center in Tilt, Strombeek-Bever
in Brussels, in Berghem and Antwerp in Belgium in 1995,
Galleries in a Gallery in the State Tretyakov Gallery
in Moscow in 1996, Plains
Art Museum in Fargo in USA in 1998, Museum of Russian
and East-European Art in Ramat-Gan in Israel in 1999, Mittelrhein
Museum in Koblenz in Germany in 2001, Abstract
Art in Russia:The Twentieth Century in the Russian
Museum in 2001, Moscow
Abstraction: Second Half of the 20th Century in
the Tretyakov Gallery in 2003, Eurographics. Moscow-2004
in the Moscow Museum
of Modern Art in 2004 and Revision
of Material in the Tretyakov Gallery in 2005-2006.
Evgeny's works are found in the State
Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, the State
Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, The
State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts in Moscow; The Russian
Culture Foundation in Moscow, Schleswig-Holstein Museum
in Germany, as well as in other museum and collections in
Russia and other countries.
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