VALERY
SAKHATOV
Valery was born in the city of Nikolaevsk-on-Amur in the
Russian Far East in 1947. In 1966, he entered the Khabarovsk
Teaching Institute to study painting and graphics. After
graduation in 1971, he stayed in the Institute to teach
drawing and painting. In 1982, Valery joined the Union of
Artists of the USSR and moved to Moscow.
Valery's personal exhibits include those in the Russian
Cultural Center in Otaru, Japan, in 1989, in the Dusseldorf
University, Germany, in 1990 and 1994, in the Bulgarian
Cultural Center in Moscow in 1991, in the M. Schpiller Gallery
in Hagen, Germany, in 1994, in the Central House of Artists
in Moscow in 1999 and 2003 and a few others.
Among his most notable groups exhibits are the Perth
International Arts Festival in Perth, Australia,
in 1991, annual exhibits Grosse
Kunstausstellung in Dusseldorf, Germany, in which
he participates from 1992, the Russian Gallery
exhibit in Oakland, New Zealand, in 1993, the Russian
and South Korean Artists in the Korea Society in New
York, USA, in 1994, and Moscow
Abstraction: Second Half of the 20th Century in
the Tretyakov Gallery in 2003.
Valery's works are found in museum and private collections
in Russia, Germany, Austria, France, USA, Canada, Italy,
South Korea, Israel, Belgium, Switzerland, Japan and other
countries.
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