PANKIN Alexander F.

1938 (Yegor'yevsk Moscow region)

painter and graphic artist.

In 1963 he graduated from Moscow Architectural Institute. In 1966-1984 worked in the studio E. Belutin.

is a member of the Union of Architects of Russia since 1971 and the International Federation of Artists.

Pankin as an artist was formed in 1960, began to exhibit in 1966.

since 1985 took place almost two dozen of his personal exhibitions:

1985 - House of scientists of JINR (Dubna, Moscow Region);

1988 - "Reality, the label art (Exhibition Hall" At Kashirke ", Moscow);

1990 - "Reality, sign, art - 2" (Exhibition Hall "in Peresvetov lane", Moscow);

1991 - representation of the firm «IBM» (Moscow);

1992 - "Man" (Exhibition Hall "in Peresvetov lane", Moscow);

1992 - City Museum (Lapinlahti, Finland);

1992 - Zeidler Art Gallery (Gdansk, Poland);

1993 - "Neofigurativ" (Exhibition Hall "in Peresvetov lane", Moscow);

1994 - "3, 14" together with Yu Izosimova (CHA, Moscow);

1996 - "Trinity" (Exhibition Hall "in Peresvetov lane", Moscow);

1996 - "Works 60-ies and their integral" (Exhibition Hall Rossiyskogo Cultural Foundation, Moscow);

1997 - "Malevich - point of view - the space" (gallery "A-G", Moscow);

1998 - "Malevich and visual thinking" (State Exhibition Hall "On Solianke", Moscow);

2000 - "Contrast: Figurative and geometry" (Central House of the architect, Moscow), etc.

A. Pankin works were exhibited in group exhibitions in Russia and abroad:

from 1966 to 1984 - the exhibition studio E. Belutin in Abramtsevo (Moscow Region);

1988 - The Moscow House of the architect;

1989 - "Moscow Palette. Moscow Avant-Garde 1920-1980 period "(Minsk)," Russian came "(" Art ", Dusseldorf, Germany)," Russian Soviet avant-garde "(Foundation Vazarelli, Paris, France);

1990 - ART-MIF (Manege, Moscow) and many others.

A. Pankin works are in the collections of the State Tretyakov Gallery (Moscow), Far Eastern Art Museum (Khabarovsk), Kaliningrad Art Museum, as well as in private collections and galleries in Russia, Poland, Germany, Austria, United States, the Netherlands, France, Finland and Sweden.