Andrey Antonov
Andrey Antonov (1944-2011).
Sculptor, graphic artist, painter, native of Sverdlovsk, Honored Artist of Russia, member of the Union of Artists of Russia, laureate of the Governor's G. S. Mosin's Prize.
Sculptor, graphic artist, painter, native of Sverdlovsk, Honored Artist of Russia, member of the Union of Artists of Russia, laureate of the Governor's G. S. Mosin's Prize.
In 1964 he graduated from the Sverdlovsk Art College, since 1971 - a participant in domestic and foreign exhibitions. In 1973 he graduated from the Moscow Higher School of Industrial Art (former Stroganov). The artist's works are in museums and private collections in Russia, Austria, Germany, Israel, Cyprus, the USA, France, and the Czech Republic.
Author of numerous monumental works in Russia and abroad. In Yekaterinburg, the reliefs of the Sverdlovsk Circus were made together with G. Metelev (1979), the sculptural composition "Muse of Cinema" on the building of the House of Cinema (1984), the monument to D. N. Mamin-Sibiryak (1985), the sculptural composition "Summer" (1987), 11 memorial plaques to academicians of Yekaterinburg, busts of Tatishchev and de Gennin, as well as portraits of 12 heads of Yekaterinburg for the building of the City Administration (1995-1998), a relief for the Sverdlovsk Academic Musical Comedy Theater (2002), portraits of Ural conductors, founders of the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic - M. Paverman and A. Friedlander (2005), sculptural composition "Citizens" (2008).
Author of numerous monumental works in Russia and abroad. In Yekaterinburg, the reliefs of the Sverdlovsk Circus were made together with G. Metelev (1979), the sculptural composition "Muse of Cinema" on the building of the House of Cinema (1984), the monument to D. N. Mamin-Sibiryak (1985), the sculptural composition "Summer" (1987), 11 memorial plaques to academicians of Yekaterinburg, busts of Tatishchev and de Gennin, as well as portraits of 12 heads of Yekaterinburg for the building of the City Administration (1995-1998), a relief for the Sverdlovsk Academic Musical Comedy Theater (2002), portraits of Ural conductors, founders of the Sverdlovsk Philharmonic - M. Paverman and A. Friedlander (2005), sculptural composition "Citizens" (2008).
- 1989 - participant of the I All-Union Exhibition of Monumental Art (Moscow).
- 1992 - participant of the exhibition of 13 Ural artists (Austria).
- 2002 - participant in the exhibition in memory of the victims of the September 11 terrorist attack (New York), participant in the Second Biennale of Sculpture and Graphics by Russian Artists (New York).
- 2006 - sculpture exhibition (Austria).
- 2009 - participant in the exhibition of graduates of the Moscow State Art Pedagogical University named after. Stroganova (Moscow).
- 2010 - publication of the artist's monograph.
- 2011 - during the life of the artist, the foundation named after. Andrey Antonov. The last lifetime solo exhibition at the Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (EGMII)
- 2013 – opening of the Antonov Gallery by the Andrey Antonov Foundation. By September 2019, the Gallery has implemented more than 100 exhibition projects in Yekaterinburg and Russian cities.
- 2014 - personal exhibition dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the author in the Yekaterinburg Museum of Fine Arts (USMIA, Yekaterinburg).
- 2015 - participant of the exhibition Development Zone (Erarta, St. Petersburg).
- Since 2016, she has been a permanent participant of Askeri Gallery exhibitions (Moscow).
- Since 2017 - a permanent participant of NG Gallery exhibitions (Moscow).
- 2018 - participant of the exhibition dedicated to the opening of the International Art Center Main Avenue (Yekaterinburg).
- 2018, April - participant of the exhibition "Strength Test" (VDNKh, Moscow)
- 2018, September - participation in the Cosmoscow 2018 fair (NG Gallery, Moscow)
- 2019, March - personal exhibition dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the sculptor "Labyrinth of the Minotaur" (International Center for the Arts Main Avenue, Yekaterinburg).
- 2019, April - opening of the second Gallery of the Foundation. Andrey Antonov Antonov Gallery in St. Petersburg. Exhibition FALSE MIRRORS FALSE MIRRORS (together with Sergey Bondarev)
- 2019, September - participation in the Cosmoscow 2019 fair (NG Gallery, Moscow)