Taisia Korotkova

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Taisia Korotkova
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Korotkova in 2009
Born (1980-06-19) June 19, 1980 (age 43)
Moscow, USSR
EducationMoscow Academic Art Lyceum, Moscow State Academic Art Institute named after Surikov, Institute of Contemporary Art
OccupationContemporary Art

Taisia Nikolaevna Korotkova is a Russian artist born in 1980, Moscow. She studied in the Moscow Academic Art Lyceum from 1991 until 1998 and graduated from the Moscow State Academic Art institute named after V.I Surikov in 2004. Korotkova graduated from the Institute of Contemporary Art in Moscow in 2003. In 2010, she won the Young Artist of the Year award, a Kandinsky Prize. Korotkova takes part in Russian and International exhibitions. Her works are in the collections of the Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Benetton Foundation, Republic of Austria, the Smirnov & Sorokin Foundation and the Institute of Russian Realist Art.

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Work

The main questions she works on are about the relationships between human society and contemporary science, industry and technologies. The main technique of her works is tempera on gesso, on wooden panel.

List of exhibitions

Personal shows

“Beauty of Science” Gabarron foundation museum, Valladolid, Spain.

Group shows

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References

  1. http://uralbiennale.ru/en/catalog/22.html Taisia Korotkova on 4th Ural Biennial Catalogue
  2. http://inrussia.com/lenin-breaks-ice A Catalogue of the exhibition "Lenin Breaks Ice" including Taisia Korotkova's works
  3. Lenin breaks Ice. ISBN   978-5-91103-172-5.
  4. Amirsadeghi, Hossein (2011). Frozen dreams. Contemporary art from Russia. Farnborough: Thames & Hudson Ltd. ISBN   978-0-500-97706-4.
  5. Korotkova, Taisia (2012). Reproduction. ISBN   978-5-904334-29-1.
  6. Closed Russia. Triumph Gallery. ISBN   978-5-906-550-37-8.
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