Natalya   Zaloznaya

                    

1960- born in Minsk (Belarus)

    1985- graduated from Belarusian  Art Academy

     Works are presented in the State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow, Russia, the National Art Museum of Belarus, Minsk.

     Lives and works in Brussels.

     Solo exhibitions/selection

    1992- National Art Museum of Belarus

   1997- KulturKontakt, Vienna, Austria

   1997- “Bibliothek”, Kunstlerhaus, Boswil, Switzerland

   1998-Gallery „d’Haudrecy“, Knokke-Zoute, Belgium

   1998- Gertsev Gallery, Moscow, Russia

   2002- Gallery “Espace Blanche”, Brussels, Belgium

   2002- Gallery “Paradigma”, Brussels, Belgium

   2002- Gertsev Gallery  , Moscow, Russia

   2003- Marc Van Meensel Gallery, Zelem-Halen, Belgium

   2004- Royden Prior Gallery, Eton, UK

   2004- Gertsev Gallery, Atlanta, USA

   2005-  Lilja Zakirova Gallery, Heusden, Netherlands

   2005- Spectrum Gallery, London, UK

   2005- Group 2 Gallery, Brussels, Belgium

   2006- Lilja Zakirova Gallery, Heusden, Netherlands

   2006- Group 2 Gallery, Brussels, Belgium

   2007- Lilja Zakirova Gallery, Heusden, Netherlands

   2007- Ludwig Lefevere Gallery, Knokke-Zoute, Belgium

   2007- Gallery “De Twee Pauwen”, Den Haag, Netherlands

   2008 – Lilja Zakirova Gallery, Heusden, Netherlands

   2008 – Group 2 Gallery, Brussels, Belgium

   2008 – Gallery “Volga”, Moscow, Russia

   2009 – Gallery “De Twee Pauwen”, Den Haag, Netherlands

   2009 – Gallery “Volga”, Moscow, Russia

   2010 – Lilja Zakirova Gallery, Heusden, Netherlands

   2010-  Art Modern Museum, Minsk, Belarus

                       Group exhibitions/selection

    1992- “Lessons of Bad Art”, Palace of Arts, Minsk, Belarus

   1994- “Belarusian painting” , Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

   1994- “7 Artists from Belarus”, Bratislava, Nitra, Slovakia

   1994- “Artists from Minsk”, Bonn, Germany

   1995- “On the Gallery”, National Art Museum of Belarus, Minsk

   1996- “Bel-Art-Transit”, Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

   1999- “Communication Front”, Plovdiv, Bulgaria

   2000- « New Art of Belarus »,Contemporary Art Centre, Warsaw, Poland

   2003- “Art from Minsk” Kunsthof-88, Almelo, Netherlands

2004-     51 Biennale , Venice, Italy