Nadezhda Anfalova

Education

• 1991-1994 – St. Petersburg Art Lyceum named after B.V.Ioganson.
• 1995-2001 – Academy of Arts (Graphic Department of the St. Petersburg State Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture named after Ilya Repin, book design workshop of Professor A.A.Pahomova), graduated with distinction.

Nadezhda Anfalova is a member of the Union of Artists of Russia, the Creative Union of Artists (IFA UNESCO), Watercolour Society of St. Petersburg.

Selected Solo Exhibitions (2009-2013)

• 2012 – "Chiaroscuros", exhibition centre "The Hermitage-Vyborg";
• 2011 – Międzynarodowe Centrum Kultury, Krakov;
• 2011 – "Warsaw - Saint-Petersburg", Muzeum Kolejnictwa, Warsaw;
• 2011 – "Cosmodvor", Anna Nova Gallery, Saint-Petersburg;
• 2011 – Arkhangelsk Museum of Fine Arts;
• 2010 – Murmansk State Museum of Arts;
• 2009 – "Reflexionen", Kurhaus Bad Elster, Germany;
• 2009 – "In the garden area", media-project. Gallery “Square”, Saint-Petersburg.

Selected Group Exhibitions (2010-2013)

• 2013 – "Kresty", Museum of Contemporary art Erarta (in partnership with D-137 Gallery), Saint-Petersburg;
• 2012 – Viva Venezia, Gallery Art-Reflex, Saint-Petersburg;
• 2012 – I International Novosibirsk Triennial, Novosibirsk Art gallery;
• 2012 – "Kitezh", author’s project for the international festival "Emperor’s Gardens", The State Russian Museum;
• 2012 – "The New Empire Style" in the frame of the festival "Art Anfas. artistic Practices", Anna Nova Gallery;
• 2011 – IV Moscow International Biennale. The main project "Rewriting Worlds", Artplay, Moscow;
• 2011 – The nominees of the Kandinsky Art Prize-2011 (Media-Project), Central House of Artists, Moscow;
• 2011 – "Stability", Museum of Contemporary Art "Erarta", Saint-Ptersburg;
• 2011 – "Forms of Life", State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow;
• 2010 – "If Only I Knew!", Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art;
• 2010 – "Sky in Art", The State Russian Museum;
• 2010 – Moscow International Biennale for Young Art;
• 2010 – "Alla Gloria Militar", Aircraft Gallery, Bratislava, Slovakia.

Public Collections

• The State Russian Museum,
• Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art,
• Museum of Non-Conformist Art of Saint-Petersburg,
• Anna Akhmatova museum in Fontanniy Dom,
• Belgorod State Art Museum,
• Tumen Museum of Arts,
• Novosibirsk Art Gallery,
• Murmansk Regional Art Museum,
• the State Museum "Peterhof" (Petrodvorets),
• Consulate General of the Russian Federation in Edinburgh,
• Muzeum Kolejnictwa in Warsaw,
• International Centre for Culture in Krakov.

Collectors

Private collections in Russia, Latvia, the UK, Italy, Germany, Japan, Finland and the United States.