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Alexander Yakut Biography
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1980 |
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Moscow Art School and Surikovsky institute
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1989 |
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Opened “ The First Gallery”, together with Aidan Salakhova and Evgenie Mitta
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1993 |
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Opened “Yakut Gallery”
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1996 |
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Launched magazine “Narcissus”
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2005 |
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Opened the new exposition space of “Yakut Gallery” in GASHOLDER
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| Selected Exhibitions |
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2008
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'Father Frost Lives', Triumph Gallery
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2007
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'Dead Season', Triumph Gallery
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2005
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Moscow – the stand of “Yakut Gallery” and “Narcissus” magazine on 9-th “Art-Moscow” Fair, participants A. Rukavishnikov, A. Belyayev-Guintovt, L. Rotar, A. Yakut
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2004
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Geneva – solo exhibition of photos in a municipal exhibition space Cologni
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2004
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Moscow – the stand of “Yakut Gallery” and “Narcissus” magazine on 8-th “Art-Moscow” Fair, participants A. Belyayev-Guintovt, A. Medvedev, S. Klevak, A. Yakut
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2003
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Moscow – “Ordzhonokidze All-Inclusive”, “The Dreams of Chang”, an exhibition on the occasion of an output of 3-rd issue of “Narcissus” magazine (“Yakut Gallery”, subway through the Garden Ring)
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2003
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Moscow – “Ordzhonikidze All-Inclusive”, “The Dreams of Chang”, an exhibition on the occasion of an output of 3-rd issue of “Narcissus” magazine (“Yakut Gallery”, subway through the Garden Ring)
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2002
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Moscow – “The New Russian Baroque”, participants A. Smirnsky, G. Guryanov, S. Klevak, A. Yakut, A.Belyayev-Guintovt, N. Zhernovskaja ( “Yakut Gallery”, exhibition space “James”)
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2002
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Moscow – “The New Russian Baroque”, together with group of artists (“Yakut-gallery”, exhibition space “James”)
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1998
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Moscow – “Russian Zen”, installation (The Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh”)
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1997
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Moscow – “The Stone Garden”, installation (The Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh”)
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1997
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Moscow – “The Cemetery of the Lost Galleries”, installation (The Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh”)
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1993
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Moscow – an exhibition “The Sleeping Beauty”, together with V. Koshlyakov, A. Popov and A. Mareyev (“Art-Mif-93”, The Central Exhibition Hall “Manezh”, stand of “Yakut Gallery”)
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1992
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Moscow, New York – “Absolut-Glastnost”, together with group of Moscow artists (“The First Gallery” together with “Absolut”)
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1992
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Moscow, New York – “Absolut-Glasnost”, participants V. Kosolapov, S. Mironenko, A. Salakhova, N. Kozlov, A. Yakut, E. Mitta, etc. (“ The First Gallery”together with “Absolut”)
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1991
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Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence, Bologna – “ a Mosca … a Mosca … “ (“To Moscow! … to Moscow!”), a group exhibition of artists of “The First Gallery” (Villa Campoletto, Ercolano, Galleria Comunale d'Arte Moderna, Bologna, gallery Paolo Sproveri)
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1990
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Venice – the author's project of A. Yakut “Dialogue with Malevich” on an exposition “Raushenberg – to us, we – to Raushenberg “, together with the group of Moscow artists (Biennial in Venice)
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1986
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Moscow - 17-th Youth exhibition on Kuznetsky Most (painting “Michael Jackson's Portrait” is bought in a collection of the Orel Art Museum)
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