Yuri Solomko wurde 1962 in Crimea, Ukraine, geboren; lebt und arbeitet in Kiew. 1986 Kunstschule Krasnodar; 1992 Akademie der Bildenden Künste, Kiew.
Einzelausstellungen (Auszug)
2005, Outskirts, Atelier Karas, Kiew; 2004, Cyberspace, Atelier Karas, Kiew; 2003, Regeneration, Guelman Gallery, Kiew; 2002 „Office“, Alipiy Gallery, Kiew; 2001 „Motherland“, Triptych Gallery, Kiew; 2000 Yalta-2000 (Konferenz), Livadia palace, Crimea, Ukraine; 1998 „Scale of Depths and Heights“, Tadzio Gallery, Kiew; 1996 „Borders“, Art Gallery Space LAB, Cleveland, USA; „Parts of the World“, Guelman Gallery, Moskau, Kat.; „Cartography“, RA Gallery, Kiew; 1994 „Hot Cool Orientation“, Szuper Galerie, München, D; „Transit“, Decima Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine (Broschüre); 1992 Guelman Gallery, Moskau (Broschüre).
Ausstellungsbeteiligungen (Auszug)
2004, Farewell to Arms, Arsenal, Kiew, Kat.; 2003, First Collection, Artist House, Kiev, Kat.; 2003 Nationalmuseum Moskau, contemporary Russian art by Marat Guelman; 2002 ArtMoskow, 6. Internationale Kunstmesse, Moskau, Kat.; International Flag Festival, Seoul, Korea, Kat.; 2001 „The first Ukrainian Projet“, 49. Biennale Venedig; ‚Art opposite Geography‘ Museum of Russian Art, St. Petersburg, RUS; 2000 ‚Artists of Ukraine‘, (end of the century), Kat.; „Intervals“, Nationalmuseum, Kiew, Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter, Norwegen, Hovikodden, Oslo, Kat.; 1999 „Preventive measures“, Passage de Retz, Paris / F (booklet); 1998 „Crimea project-II“, Livadia palace, Crimea, Center of contemporary Art, Kiew, Ukraine; „Cartographers“, Umetnostna Gallery, Maribor, Slowenien; Mucsarnok, Budapest / H; Zamok Ujadowsky, Warschau; 1997 „Cartographers“, Museum of contemporary Art, Zagreb, Kat.; „History of Love“, Collaborative Kiew, Odense, Toulouse artists, Kiew, Kat.; Peer Gynt, Kunstforening, Trondheim, Norwegen, Kat.; 1996 „Vision Art“, National Art Museum, Kiew; 1994 „Art Impressions“, Alipiy Gallery, Kiew, Kat.; 1993 „Gruppe-90“, Palais Palffy, Wien / A (booklet); „Impreza-93“, Biennale, Ivano-Frankovsk, Ukraine, Kat.; 1992 „Pochatok“, National Art Museum, Kiew; 1990 „Exhibition of Ukraine Artists“, Center of Culture Marvinholm, Ystad / S, Kat.; „Three Generations of Ukrainian Art 1960-80“, Municipal Art Gallery, Odense, Dänemark, Kat.
Yuri Solomko was born in 1962 in Crimea; 1986 Art school in Krasnodar; 1992 Kiev State Art Academy; Lives and works in Kiev. Participant at the 49th Biennial Venice: 2001 „The first Ukrainian Projet“; Award 1997 Golden Section in Contemporary Art. International Art Festival, Kiev, Ukraine.
Individual shows (selection)
2005, Outskirts, Atelier Karas, Kiev; 2004, Cyberspace, Atelier Karas, Kiev; 2003, Regeneration, Guelman Gallery, Kiev; 2002 – „Office“, Alipiy Gallery, Kiev; 2001 „Motherland“, Triptych Gallery, Kiev; 2000 Yalta-2000 (Conference), Livadia palace, Crimea, Ukraine; 1998 „Scale of Depths and Heights“, Tadzio Gallery, Kiev; 1996 „Borders“, Art Gallery Space LAB, Cleveland, USA; „Parts of the World“, Guelman Gallery, Moscow (Kat.); „Cartography“, RA Gallery, Kiev; 1994 „Hot Cool Orientation“, Szuper Gallery, Munich, D; „Transit“, Decima Gallery, Lviv, Ukraine (booklet); 1992 Guelman Gallery, Moscow (booklet).
Group shows (selection)
2004, Farewell to Arms, Arsenal, Kiev, cat.; 2003, First Collection, Artist House, Kiev, cat.; 2003 National museum Moscow, contemporary Russian art by Marat Guelman; 2002 ArtMoskow, 6th international Art Fair, Moscow, cat.; 2002 International Flag Festival, Seoul, Korea, cat.; 2001 „The first Ukrainian Projet“, 49th Biennial, Venice; ‚Art opposite Geography‘ Museum of Russian Art, St. Petersburg, Russia; 2000 ‚Artists of Ukraine‘, (end of the century), cat.; „Intervals“, National museum, Kiev, Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter, Norway, Hovikodden, Oslo, cat.; 1999 „Preventive measures“, Passage de Retz, Paris / F (booklet); 1998 „Crimea project-II“, Livadia palace, Crimea, Center of contemporary Art, Kiev, Ukraine; „Cartographers“, Umetnostna Gallery, Maribor, Slovenia; Mucsarnok, Budapest / H; Zamok Ujadowsky, Warsaw; 1997 – „Cartographers“, Museum of contemporary Art, Zagreb, cat.; „History of Love“, Collaborative Kiev, Odense, Toulouse artists, Kiew, cat.; 1997 – Peer Gynt, Kunstforening, Trondheim, Norway, cat.; 1996 „Vision Art“, National Art Museum, Kiev; 1994 „Art Impressions“, Alipiy Gallery, Kiew, cat.; 1993 „Gruppe-90“, Palais Palffy, Vienna / A (booklet); „Impreza-93“, Biennial, Ivano-Frankovsk, Ukraine, cat.; 1992 „Pochatok“, National Art Museum, Kiev; 1990 „Exhibition of Ukraine Artists“, Center of Culture Marvinholm, Ystad, Sweden, cat.; „Three Generations of Ukrainian Art 1960-80“, Municipal Art Gallery, Odense, Denmark, cat.