Exhibitions
Group Exhibitions
1954 Exhibition of Works by Young Moscow Artists. Moscow, Kuznetsky Most, 11: “Korean Woman” (1954, encaustic).
1954 All-Union Art Exhibition. Moscow, Tretyakov Gallery: “Korean Woman” (1954, encaustic).
1955 International Exhibition of Art from Socialist Countries. Warsaw: “Korean Woman” (1954, encaustic).
1956 Second Exhibition of Works by Young Artists of Moscow and the Moscow Region. Moscow, Kuznetsky Most, 11: “Portrait of Miloradovich” (1955, paper, sanguine), “Portrait of a Soldier” (1955, paper, charcoal).
1958 World Exhibition “Fifty Years of Modern Art.” Brussels: “Korean Woman” (1954, encaustic).
1962 Autumn Exhibition of Moscow Monumental Artists “Artists for Children.” Moscow, Sokolniki Park: “Blocks.”
1962 Exhibition of Projects “To the Heroes of the Virgin Lands.” Moscow, VDNH: sculpture “Sun in Hand.”
1967 International Book Exhibition for the 50th Anniversary of the October Revolution. Moscow, VDNH: illustrations and design for Herman Melville’s book “Israel Potter” (Moscow, Khudozhestvennaya Literatura, 1966).
1967 Exhibition “Moscow Artists — to the 50th Anniversary of the October Revolution.” Moscow: interior design sketch for the Central House of Writers (1967); “Head of Icarus.” Fragment of an interior design sketch for the Central House of Writers (1967, epoxy resin, aluminum).
1969 All-Union Exhibition of Monumental Art. Moscow, Manege: sketches of mosaics for the interior of the Circus on Vernadsky Avenue (1969, paper, tempera).
1975 Exhibition of Hot Enamels. Kecskemét, Hungary: “Flower” (1975, iron, enamel); “Ornament” (1975, iron, enamel); “Girl.” (1975, iron, enamel).
1977 Exhibition of Moscow Artists for the 60th Anniversary of the Great October Revolution. Moscow: “Flower” (1975, iron, enamel); sketch for the painting “The Decembrist Uprising” (1977, canvas, tempera); “Ornament.” (1977, iron, enamel).
1982 Exhibition “Contemporary Art Enamel.” Moscow, Kuznetsky Most, 20: “Flower” (1975, iron, enamel); “Abstraction.” (1977, iron, enamel).
1991–1994 Autumn and Spring Exhibitions “Monumentalists of Moscow”: “Golden Spheres,” “Lilac,” “Winter,” “Peonies,” “Spring,” “Black Stripe,” “Phlox and Apples.” (1991–1994, canvas, oil).
1998 Exhibition “Moscow — St. Petersburg.” Moscow, Central House of Artists: “Apple Branch.” (1998, canvas, oil).
1999 Exhibition “S. V. Gerasimov and His Students.” Mozhaysk, S. V. Gerasimov House Museum: triptych “The Other Shore.” (1991–1996, canvas, oil).
1999 Exhibition “Illusion and Reality.” Moscow, Central House of Artists: “Abstraction.” (1977, iron, enamel); “Chernivtsi.” (1977, iron, enamel); “Three Tulips.” (1995, canvas, oil).
2000 All-Russian Art Exhibition for the 2000th Anniversary of the Birth of Christ “In Thy Name.” Moscow, Central House of Artists: triptych “Zvenigorod Pines.” (1991, canvas, oil).
2002 Exhibition “The World of Painting. Monumentalists of Moscow in the Anniversary Year.” Moscow, Central House of Artists: “Rainbow.” (1985, cardboard, oil).
2004 Exhibition “Fifty Years of the Monumentalists Section of the Moscow Union of Artists.” Moscow, Kuznetsky Most, 11: “Nude.” (1966, canvas, tempera); “Koktebel.” (1968, canvas, oil).
2005 Exhibition “For the 60th Anniversary of Victory in the Great Patriotic War 1941–1945.” Moscow, Starosadsky Lane, 5: diptych “About War and Peace.” (1969, 1996, canvas, tempera, oil).
2005 Exhibition of Moscow Monumental Artists “Avant-garde–2005.” Moscow, Starosadsky Lane, 5: “Large Head.” (1970, paper, tempera); “The Danger of War.” (1977, iron, enamel); “Head of Icarus.” (1967, chipboard, aluminum, epoxy resin).
2006 Exhibition “Moscow Monumentalists 2006.” Moscow, Central House of Artists: “View of Vosstaniya Square.” (1961, canvas, oil).
2006 Exhibition “Graphics of the Monumentalists 2006.” Moscow, Starosadsky Lane, 5: “Asya.” (1996, paper, charcoal, sanguine); “Olga.” (1976, iron, enamel).
2006 Exhibition “Monumentalists of Moscow.” Moscow, Kuznetsky Most, 11: “Eve.” (1998, canvas, oil); “Moon.” (1998, canvas, oil); “Tree.” (1999, canvas, oil); “Star.” (1999, canvas, oil). Starosadsky Lane, 5: “Icarus.” (2006, canvas, oil).
2007 Exhibition “Experiment,” dedicated to the 90th anniversary of the birth of artist B. P. Milyukov. Moscow, Starosadsky Lane, 5: “Model No. 1.” (1980, paper, gouache, felt-tip pen); “Television and Canvas.” (2006, metal, wood, plastic, canvas, oil).
2009 “Monumentalists of Moscow. XXI Century.” Moscow, Kuznetsky Most, 11: “Spring.” (1977, iron, enamel); “The Danger of War.” (1977, iron, enamel).
2025 – 13th Annual International Contemporary Art Fair “Cosmoscow 2025” — Moscow, 6 Verkhnyaya Alleya, Building 1, Timiryazev Center, September 11–14, 2025: Panel “Spring” — A work measuring 280 × 260 cm, consisting of 16 easily disassembled panels, presented as an exhibition author’s copy (1:5 of the original scale) of the mosaic panel “Spring of Turkmenistan” (Mary, Turkmenistan). Argalite, tempera, 1975. Shoutko Gallery.
Solo Exhibitions
2026 — Bureau of Beautiful Affairs
2025 — 2. Gallery “Na Chistykh Prudakh”
2025 Gallery “Na Chistyh Prudakh”
2025 “Na Chistyh Prudakh”
2017 EKC (Jewish Cultural Center)
2016 GII (State Institute of Art History)
2011 RGBIL (All-Russian State Library for Foreign Literature)
2010 Moscow City Duma
2010 Turgenev Library
2009 Starosadsky Lane
2004 Kuznetsky Most