Ekaterina Vorona (born 21 December 1975) is a Russian contemporary artist.
She is a graduate of the Graphic Arts Department of the Moscow State Pedagogical University (1993–1998).
She has been awarded a medal from the Russian Academy of Arts, and is a member of the Moscow Union of Artists and Honored Member (Academician) of the Russian Academy of Arts.
Her works have been displayed in the collections of the Vatican Museum,[1] the State Russian Museum, the State Historical Museum, the Russian Cultural Foundation, the Central Museum of the Great Patriotic War, the State Art Museum (Khanty-Mansiysk), the Lermontov Art Museum, the Kostroma State Art Museum, as well as private and corporate collections in Russia, Europe, China, and the United States.
Exhibitions
2019
Solo exhibition, museum Palazzo Collicola. Spoleto (Italy).[2]
Libres y decisivas. Artistas rusas, entre tradición y vanguardia, Collection del Museo Ruso. Malaga (Spain).[3]
Solo exhibition «Dreamscape», Piazza di Pietra, 28. Rome (Italy).[4]
2018
Solo exhibition «WORLD OF WATER», POP UP Museum.[5]
Bonhams auction in London[6]
Solo exhibition in the Auditorium.[7]
Russische Kunst heute, Osthaus-Museum Hagen (Germany)[8]
2017
Bonhams auction in London[9]
Solo Exhibition “Ekaterina Vorona. The Music of Water”, Exposed.[10]
2016
Solo Exhibition, State Russian Museum[11]
Solo Exhibition, Moscow Gostiny Dvor[12]
2014
Solo Exhibition, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation
Solo Exhibition, All Russia Decorative Arts Museum.[13]
2013
Solo Exhibition, Central Museum of the Great Patriotic War.[14]
2010
Solo Exhibition, Federation Tower[15]
2008
Solo Exhibition, Central House of Architects[16]
2000
Solo Exhibition, Exlibris Museum[17]
Publications
Ekaterina Vorona. Russian State Museum. Palace Editions, St. Petersburg, 2016
Editor-in-chief: E.Petrova
Article: A.Borovsky, K. Suljano
228 pages, 144 coloured illustrations, 1 photograph
Format: 30x30; Russian, English[18]
Ekaterina Vorona. International Cultural Cooperation Foundation «IMAGE», Moscow, 2013
Editor-in-chief: А. Smirnov
Article: Li Huei, G. Ivliev, 126 pages, 105 coloured illustrations,
Format: 30x40; Russian, Chinese
Ekaterina Vorona. M-Scanrus, Moscow, 2009
Editor-in-chief: E.Lavrinenko
Article: A.Rozjin, 143 pages,
Format: 25x25; Russian, English
