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Book recommendation: „My Work Is My Personal Theatre“
In her works, Katerina Belkina combines photography with forms of representation in fine art in a special way. The focus is usually on the woman, herself. Now an illustrated book places the work of the Russian artist in an art-historical context.Lillian Moschen, 3sat – Kulturzeit, January 21, 2021Katarina Belkina: My Work Is My Personal Theatre
Photography merges with painting: Russian artist Katerina Belkina combines forms of representation from the fine arts with digital image processing in her works.PHOTOPIA HAMBURG, January 13, 2021The most feminine book of 2020
This book was published by the Berlin publishing house KOSMOS last October. And it fit into 2020 in a wonderful way, gaining special meanings and purposes against the background of the pandemic and general self-isolation.WOMO, January 12, 2021The most feminine book of 2020
Perhaps this is what icons would be like if they were first painted at the beginning of the 21st century. And a woman would paint them. And she would do it using digital technology.Daria Bryanceva, Deutsche Welle, January 8, 2021Joseph instead of Mother of God: 'Fortunately, the role clichés are changing'
A father with an infant – photographed in the tradition of a Mother of God: The artist Katerina Belkina (46) has created a remarkable photograph. With the Christmas card by Christian Rutishauser she also became known in Swiss church circles.Raphael Rauch, www.kath.ch, December 26, 2020Jesus stands for gender-critical statements
«Christmas celebrates the birth of Jesus. He is the firstborn, and a family is formed. However, the logic of a natural family is shattered from the very beginning. The Gospel of Luke tells of a virgin birth. The Holy Spirit is involved in the conception.www.kath.ch, December 21, 2020The world is disenchanted, God far away? Maybe. But the sacred has not disappeared, we have just forgotten how to see it
However, Katerina Belkina skilfully takes a gender-critical approach to the Christmas message in her 2015 photograph "Duo". No one misses Joseph in a picture of the Madonna and baby Jesus.Christian M. Rutishauser, NZZ, December 19, 2020My Work Is My Personal Theatre
Photography merges with painting: Russian artist Katerina Belkina combines forms of representation from the fine arts with digital image processing in her works.ProfiFoto, December 14, 2020My Work Is My Personal Theatre
When viewing Katerina Belkina’s paintings, you cannot discern what medium you are looking at — photography or painting.PiB — Photography in Berlin, December 7, 2020Images at the interface of photography, image processing and painting.
The announced book "My Work Is My Personal Theatre" has now been published by the Berlin publisher Kocmoc (pronounced: Kosmos).Foto Hits, December 2, 2020'My Work Is My Personal Theatre': Katerina Belkina
The biggest mystery for me is finding out who I am.Annika Grützner, Read-Ost, November 24, 2020Photography or painting: Katerina Belkina swings the digital brush
When looking at Katerin Belkind's pictures, it is not entirely clear which medium one is looking at - a photograph or a painting?Wellness Magazin, November 17, 2020Not from this world
The Russian photo artist Katerina Belkina, who lives in Werder (Havel), creates fascinating, hyperrealistic images on the computer with a feminist perspectiveDr. Mathias Richter, Head of Cultural Affairs, Märkische Allgemeine, November 12, 2020Photo art – like painted
Are these photos or paintings? The artist Katerina Belkina, who was born in the former Soviet Union in southeastern Russia, cleverly plays with our perception.Münchner Merkur, November 10, 2020Illustrated photo art book – like painted
Are these photos or paintings? The artist Katerina Belkina, who was born in the former Soviet Union in southeastern Russia, cleverly plays with our perception.OVB Heimatzeitungen, November 10, 2020Renaissance, feminist and digital
The Russian photo artist Katerina Belkina creates hyper-realistic worlds on the computer. To do this, she draws on the Old Masters.Dr. Mathias Richter, Head of Cultural Affairs, Märkische Allgemeine, November 10, 2020Fotofever 2020
In the midst of the Covid-19 crisis and while health measures are increasing across the country, restricting our movements and our freedoms, some demonstrations are resisting.Profession Photographe, November 1, 2020Katerina Belkina - Not a Man's World
Russian artist Katerina Belkina recently published the illustrated book “Katerina Belkina. My Work Is My Personal Theatre.”, which includes almost all of her artworks.ICH LIEBE KUNST, November 1, 2020'Avantgarde in Wittenberg' shows highlights from 19 years
New exhibition of the Christian Art Foundation Wittenberg in the castleWittenberger Sonntag, October 24, 2020Fantasies like old masters
The German-Russian artist Katerina Belkina photographs how the old Dutch painted – with a modern twist.Jason Kleeb, Monika Reize, Tages Anzeiger, October 19, 2020Fantasies like old masters
The German-Russian artist Katerina Belkina photographs how the old Dutch painted – with a modern twist.Jason Kleeb, Monika Reize, Basler Zeitung, October 19, 2020Katerina Belkina - My Work Is My Personal Theatre
Photography merges with painting - In her works, Russian artist Katerina Belkina combines forms of representation from the fine arts with digital image processing in a unique way.findART.cc, October 8, 2020Illustrated book Katerina Belkina – Photography merges with digital painting
Photography merges with painting - In her works, Russian artist Katerina Belkina combines forms of representation from the fine arts with digital image processing in a unique way.Cornelia Es Said, krautART, October 6, 2020Avantgarde in Wittenberg
Artists from the late 19th century to the present day, which can be experienced in Wittenberg Castle from October 30th. Marc Chagall, Edouard Manet, Käthe Kollwitz, Otto Dix and Wassily Kandinsky are some of the prominent names.LEO – Das Anhalt Magazin, September 25, 2020Christian Art in Wittenberg Collection goes online
The coloured print, which shows a woman with a baby bump, is a self-portrait of Belkina: when the picture was taken, she was pregnant herself. She had appeared at the awards ceremony in the drill hall with the infant.Corinna Nitz, Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, September 12, 20205 Minutes with Katerina Belkina
When we are isolated in a limited space, then all our hidden problems, fears, fantasies begin to "bloom" around. Our desires begin to take a shape.Annika Nein, August 10, 2020Photos like paintings
What do you do if you want to be an actor but are too shy to perform? A young girl found such an unusual way out of the seemingly insoluble dilemma that she is now internationally in demandWerder (Havel) kompakt, July 15, 2020The 7th Korea International Photo Festival 'The Horizon of Relationship'
The main exhibition of the 2020 Korea International Photo Festival re-examines the changed 'relationship' of the 21st century and the questions and reflections on our lives in this era on the theme of "the horizon of relations".Reporter Oh Gun-ho, Korea Trade News, May 19, 20207th Korea International Photo Festival 'Horizon of Relations' exhibition
In the 21st century, the era of 'relationship', the main exhibitions that re-examine serious reflections and reflections on the life of today, include Ryan Schude, Katerina Belkina, Rania Matar, and Lace Phone.Reporter: Lee Hoon-gu, dongA.com, May 19, 2020Hosted the 7th Korea International Photo Festival
The 7th Korea International Photo Festival 2020 hosted by the Organizing Committee of the Korea International Photo Festival (Sun) 17th–23th (Sat) Seoul Arts Center Hangaram DesignReporter Jong-chan Lee / 최원호 기자, The Preview, May 14, 2020The present point of contemporary contemporary photography...
The theme is 'the horizon of relationships'… Over 1,000 works by 102 photographers participated in 'Special Exhibition' and 'Viewfinder of KIPF', including Rania Matar, Ryan Schde, Katerina Belkina, etc.Asia Arts, May 13, 2020The 7th Korea International Photo Festival held with 100 photographers at home and abroad
Das Thema lautet „Der Horizont der Beziehungen“ … An der „Sonderausstellung“ und dem „Viewfinder of KIPF“ nahmen über 1.000 Werke von 102 Fotografen teil, darunter Rania Matar, Ryan Schde, Katerina Belkina usw.Reporter Seongjong Kim, Photo Marketing, May 12, 2020Women artists or Strong art of the weaker sex
Katerina Belkina is a bright representative of digital painting, who managed to find in her work the very line between painting and photography, classics and contemporary art.Text: Alexandra Arkhipova, TiTANIUM, April 21, 2020International Art Exhibitions 2020
International Art Exhibitions is a non-commercial, non-profitmaking resource designed for those engaged in the study and practice of art, by providing information on selected current and forthcoming art exhibitions worldwide.Peter Gill, International Art Exhibition, April 1, 2020Snapshots from the future: The 2020 edition of MIA Photo Fair has been postponed
Due to the COVID-19 safety measures, the event has been delayed. However, when it reopens, "there will be much to collect." These are the words of Lorenza Castelli, director of Milan's most important photography fair.Teresa Scarale, We Wealth, March 1, 2020Visiting a fairy tale
dianov-art.rudianov-art.ru, February 19, 2020MIA Photo Fair. The news of the tenth edition arriving in Milan
135 exhibitors from 16 countries offer the public the opportunity to orient themselves within the world of photography, a medium that in an era dominated by the image amplifies, simplifies and poses continuous questions.Gloria Mottarelli, ArtsLife, February 18, 2020Role models from fairy tales and art history
Mannheim's Prince House Gallery begins at its interim station Q6/Q7 with works by Katerina Belkina, Peter Mathis and Michael LercheHelmut Orpel, Mannheimer Morgen, January 3, 2020Neomedievalisms: Mother Mary in Postmodern Art and Popular Culture
The "Maria lactans" breastfeeding the baby Jesus was a popular subject in medieval art. But this theme is still a source of inspiration for modern artists.Professor Peter Hoppenbrouwers, Leiden University, (NL), Online, December 13, 2019Excursion to wonderland
Katerina Belkina is known for her extraordinary photographic work. Now she has dedicated herself to the world of fairy tales and has produced dreamlike images in the truest sense of the word.PHOTOGRAPHIE, December 10, 2019The Contemporary Appeal of Katerina Belkina’s Portraits
"My face and body are the mam instruments 1 use to incarnate the images I want Standing in front of the camera as a model, I follow the age-old theatrical practice of playing roles."Sotheby’s, November 8, 2019Enchanting exhibition 'Dream Walkers'
Katerina Belkina, the Russian visual artist who seeks the way back to the deeper layers of the essential identity of man with her photographic series, has since gained international fame.De Heusdense Courant, September 11, 2019Dream Walkers by Katerina Belkina
Katerina Belkina, the Russian visual artist who uses her photographic series to find her way back to the deeper layers of the essential identity of man, has acquired international fame.Pf, August 29, 2019Woman Crush Wednesday: Katerina Belkina
In an interview with Federica Belli, Katerina Belkina talks about her digital photography, merging traditional and digital techniques to explore identity and gender. She discusses her creative process and the surreal, thought-provoking nature of her work.Federica Belli, Musée Magazine, August 21, 2019'My personal theater' – Katerina Belkina prints on Hahnemühle Canvas Artist
For the current exhibition “Dream Walkers and Magic Things” at the Till Richter Museum, Katerina Belkina used Hahnemühle Canvas Artist. The large-format, epochal prints look like paintings by Old Masters in shadow gap frames.Hahnemühle, July 1, 2019The artist Katerina Belkina
Russian-born, award-winning artist Katerina Belkina lives and works in Berlin. She is perhaps best known for fascinating, if not mysterious, individual portraits of women.art-behrens.de, June 30, 201920th Century Art: A Different Perspective
Sotheby's annual 20th Century Art - A Different Perspective sale showcases works by Important modern and contemporary artists from central and castern curope, as well as other European artists who have a strong following in their own countries.Sotheby’s, June 1, 201920th Century Art: A Different Perspective
Sotheby's annual 20th Century Art - A Different Perspective sale showcases works by Important modern and contemporary artists from central and castern curope, as well as other European artists who have a strong following in their own countries.GalleriesNow, June 1, 2019Adopter stories: 'Creativity is agony with rare moments of enlightenment'
Interview with Katerina Belkina, a German mixed media art creator and Hasselblad award winnerWebsite dotArt, May 27, 2019Interview with Katerina Belkina
Russian contemporary pictorialist photographer and painter. Katerina Belkina digitally manipulates many of her photographs to appear as paintings and often uses herself as the model in her work. Her artworks have been published and exhibited internationalPhotographize, May 19, 2019Artwork of the month / May 2019
Katerina Belkina’s Receiving Orders modernizes Salome’s story, with a young woman holding a blood-stained box, symbolizing media influence and moral complexity.ARTIFICIALIS, May 1, 2019'PERSONAL STRUCTURES - Identities' opens on 11 May at the European Cultural Center
start of the fifth edition of the exhibition "PERSONAL STRUCTURES" which will be hosted and promoted by the European Cultural Centre ItalyValentina Nespolo, Il Nuovo Terraglio, April 24, 2019A female perspective on things
Russian photographer Katerina Belkina is a rising star in the international art scene. The award-winning artist paints with her camera, transforming photographs through digital editing into artworks that look like paintings—until you take a closer look.EIZO, April 1, 2019Mia Photo Fair 2019: here are the most beautiful photographs of the fair
MIA Photo Fair 2019: On the Edge of Photography. The Mall, Porta Nuova district of Milan, from 22 to 25 March. The IX edition of the international art photography fair hosts 85 galleriesAMICA, March 20, 2019The Painted Photos of Katerina
Katerina Belkina, born in Samara in 1974, lives in Berlin and "paints" with her camera by digitally editing images. Inspired by the tradition of collage, she combines characters and spaces, creating dreamlike atmospheres.ArsNow Magazine, March 7, 2019Top 5 of the most compelling and exciting artists and galleries of MIA Photo Fair
Katerina Belkina, a Russian artist, explores modern identity in her award-winning self-portraits. In Personal Identity, she questions, "Who am I?" through a Renaissance-style depiction of a woman, reflecting on self-understanding in the digital age.Art Super, March 1, 2019Buggenhagen gets fairytale castle in 2019
Katerina Belkina will showcase photographs from April 20th, depicting fairy tale scenes in an unusual way. The award-winning photographer expertly blends fine art and photography.Tom Schröter, Ostsee-Zeitung.de, February 18, 2019Sailing close to the wind
Simon Hewitt looks at the changing face of the Russian contemporary art market through an inventory of international galleries working with Russian artistsSimon Hewitt, Russian Art Focus, February 16, 2019Best Of 2018 – Katerina Belkina: Paint
Katerina Belkina's photograph For Lempicka sold for £37,500 at Sotheby's London on November 12. Part of her PAINT series, it engages with artists like Modigliani, Picasso, and Klimt, exploring humanity's search for its place in the cultural landscape.The Eye of Photography, January 2, 2019Katerina Belkina: photography is a woman
Katerina Belkina is among the most expensive photographers, with works fetching over 40,000 Euros at Sotheby’s. In her series "Paint," she becomes both the painter and the model, reinterpreting famous works and highlighting the woman as the creator.Jean-Paul Gavard Perret, writer and critic of contemporary art, Les Blogs, December 3, 2018MORE BERLIN – Four pages of art, politics and city feeling
Katerina Belkina, 44, studied at the Petrov-Vodkin Art Academy. Her digital, staged portraits are reminiscent of Renaissance painting. In 2015, she received the Lucas-Cranach Prize and in 2016, the Hasselblad Masters.Tagesspiegel, September 29, 2018Contemporary Istanbul. The Bosphorus Fair is 13 years old
Figurative painting abounds in this edition of Contemporary Istanbul. Quality fluctuating but some good example is found by Ethan Cohen of New York and, thanks to the Renaissance touch of Katerina Belkina.Marco Enrico Giacomelli, Artribune, September 20, 2018Uncanny Portraits
Katerina Belkina's surreal portraits blend photography and painting, exploring isolation and materialism. See her work at Galerie Z22's Personal Theater during Berlin's European Month of Photography from October 1.Aesthetica, August 29, 2018How Büdelsdorf became the navel of the art world
Until October 7, the 20th NordArt showcases spectacular works in a setting that is an attraction in itself.Vera Fengler, Hamburger Abendblatt, August 22, 2018Genesis
The exhibition at Faur Zsofi Gallery (3 May–3 Jun 2018) showcased Katerina Belkina’s series Empty Spaces and Revival, contrasting urban materialism with a turn to spirituality. It reflects the modern struggle between consumerism and inner growth.Text: Tuan Anh Do, Wall Street International Magazine, May 28, 2018The Photographer who goes "Selfies" to another level
10 self-portraits of Katerina Belkina who represent large paintings In this series of stylized self-portraits, Katerina Belkina explores the expressive power of her beloved artists, Lempicka, Picasso, Degas, Malevich and Klimt.Thanasis Karatzas, Athens Voice, January 14, 2018Stiftung Christliche Kunst looks back on a successful year
The new rooms of the Christian Art Foundation in Wittenberg Castle have been well received since 2017. Exhibitions like "Ernst Barlach – Käthe Kollwitz," "Theses," and works by Katerina Belkina effectively link the Reformation with modern art.Wittenberger Sonntag, January 4, 2018Crème de la crème of Russian photography – Katerina Belkina and her Transcendent Self-portraits
This November, Katerina Belkina had a prosperous sale at Sotheby's '20th Century Art - A Different Perspective' auction. The work "For Kahlo" was sold for double the estimated price.Veronika Gladchuk, Artsy, November 24, 2017Light and Heavy & Empty Spaces, by Katerina Belkina
Born in Samara, in the south-east of Russia, to a visual artist mother, Katerina Belkina offers a unique atmosphere, timeless, as if unreal.Mikeshake, November 1, 2017How to Recognize a Star Among Emerging Artists
What these authors have in common? They have all entered the market as emerging artists, but today they are close or even at the peak of their careers, receiving acclaim from both buyers and critics.Ana Bambić Kostov, discovery art fair, August 31, 2017Only a short time left until the OSTRALE
Ostrale starts its 10th biennial existenceTheaterCourier, July 1, 2017Revision of clichés.
Katerina Belkina combines cool sensuality with subversive humor, creating a new dialogue with painting through her photography. She subtly transforms past art forms, giving them a contemporary expression.CARNET DART, May 30, 2017Contemporary nudes inspired by the history of art
In a more or less obvious way, several contemporary artists play with references from the history of art in their works. Nudes are not an exception to this trend! Are you able to recognize the paintings of the masters that inspire the artists of today?Dominic Witek, Artsper Magazine, May 22, 2017International Art Exhibition 2017
International Art Exhibitions is a non-commercial, non-profitmaking resource designed for those engaged in the study and practice of art, by providing information on selected current and forthcoming art exhibitions worldwide.Peter Gill, International Art Exhibition, May 1, 2017Katerina Belkina [Fotografía, Fotomanipulación]
El Hurgador, April 19, 2017Market and brand
Lucas Cranach the Elder and Martin Luther shared a close bond, with Cranach immortalizing Luther in portraits. The 2017 exhibition "Meister - Marke - Moderne" celebrated Cranach’s legacy, featuring his works alongside modern artists like Katerina BelkinaFlorian Blaschke, Prisma, April 18, 2017The exhibition is moving until Easter Monday in the old town hall
Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, April 14, 2017Cranach. Master - Brand - Modernity
The exhibition "Cranach. Master – Brand – Modern" at the Museum Kunstpalast (2017) showcased Lucas Cranach's influence up to the modern era, complemented by Katerina Belkina's work "The Sinner", which reinterprets his visual language.Text und Fotos: Oliver Erdmann | Quelle: Museum Kunstpalast, Duesseldorf Queer, April 14, 2017Lucas Cranach – between Luther and Venus
WELKTKUNST Magazin, April 7, 2017Lucas Cranach – between Luther and Venus
The exhibition "Cranach Meister-Marke-Moderne" at the Museum Kunstpalast showcases Cranach's influence from the Renaissance to the modern era, featuring works by artists such as Picasso and Warhol, as well as contemporary artists like Katerina Belkina.Irmgard Berner, welkunst.de, April 7, 2017Katerina Belkina 'Constant'
Bleek Magazine, March 31, 2017An artist on the rise
PHOTOGRAPHIE, March 7, 2017Stand in line and watch
The 2nd Hellerau Photography Competition shows people from all over the world and travels from the festival hall on the outskirts of Dresden to the city center.Birgit Grimm, Sächsische Zeitung, March 2, 2017interview
Montly Photography, March 1, 2017Look back ahead: Katerina Belkina
Neukoellner-Dschungel, February 20, 2017Nature morte. Biżuteria
National Museum Wroclaw, February 19, 2017Katerina Belkina throws the style of the neo-renaissance into the center of current questions
FOTOCULT MAGAZIN, February 10, 2017Katerina Belkina, Artist, Weissensee
berlinograd, February 9, 2017Katerina Belkina: „You could also compare me to a turtle“
CREATIVE CITY BERLIN, February 7, 2017FORREAL 19 – 22 jan 2017
Schatzoekers Amsterdam, February 7, 2017Katerina Belkina – Artist (Interview)
CITY CODE Magazin, February 6, 2017New exhibition at the Molkenmarkt
B·Z·, February 3, 2017Neo Renaissance
Berliner Zeitung, February 2, 2017Katerina Belkina “The Sinner” nach Lucas Cranach the younger “Christ and the adulteress”
kulturtipp.trendresistent.com, February 2, 2017Катя Белкина: о творчестве, арт-сцене Москвы и Берлина и себе
KIEZ IN BERLIN, February 2, 2017Expo photo : l’élégance à tout prix
BIBA Magazin, February 2, 2017L'Elégance
Réponses Photo, February 1, 2017Exhibition announcement
ZITTY, February 1, 2017Rönesansı bugüne taşıdı
VATAN ARTI, January 31, 2017Rönesansı bugüne taşıdı
mola, January 31, 2017Katerina Belkina – Art and Role Playing with the Digital Self-Portrait
Daily Bread Mag, January 30, 2017Katerina Belkina exhibition at Direktorenhaus, 3rd-26th February 2017
berlinograd, January 30, 2017Tutta la fotografia ad Arte Fiera. Da Bologna immagini della sezione curata da Angela Vettese
Artribune, January 29, 2017Surrealismo, futurismo, renacimiento, bodegones y sexualidad femenina en las fotografías de Katerina Belkina
Revista Don, January 26, 2017From February 3rd 2017, the Direktorenhaus will be presenting the entire work of the Russian artist Katerin for the firs
Art@Berlin, January 26, 2017Katerina Belkina throws the style of the neo-renaissance into the center of current questions.
altertuemliches.at, January 26, 2017Bor det en Hasselblad Master i deg?
Fotomag, January 25, 2017Cranach-Preis 2015 Belkinas „Sünderin“ ist zu sehen
Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, January 24, 2017In February, the director's house presents the first solo exhibition of the Russian artist Katerina Belkina in Berlin
January 20, 2017Elegance, by twenty photographers
The Eye of Photography, January 19, 2017'Katerina Belkina' – an exceptional Russian artist in Berlin
russland.news, January 16, 2017Katerina Belkina throws the style of the neo-renaissance into the center of current questions.
DIE KUNSTZEIT, January 14, 2017Katerina Belkina Vernissage
Berliner Morgenpost, January 1, 2017Exhibition announcement
tip Berlin, January 1, 2017Hasselblad Masters uitgereikt
DIGIFOTO PRO, September 21, 20165. Mediations Biennale Poznań - Program of the event
WhiteMAD magazine, September 19, 2016Combination of art and night life
Zeitkunst, April 18, 20163. KÖLNER LISTE in the Carlswerk
ALTERTUEMLICHES.AT, April 18, 2016Art Cologne
COLLECT ARTS ANTIQUES AUCTIONS, April 18, 2016Katerina Belkina. Humanism
INCONTRI D‘ARTE A BOLOGNA, April 13, 2016Katerina Belkina. Humanism
JULIET ART MAGAZINE, April 1, 2016Мистецтво без кордонів - Art Without Boundaries
CULTURAL EVOLUTION, March 18, 2016Die Meister, Die Siegerfotos der Hasselblad Masters 2016
FOTO HITS MAGAZIN 4/2016, March 16, 2016Solo Exhibition Katerina Belkina
IGNORARTE, March 5, 2016Empty Spaces by Katerina Belkina
THE ARTBO, February 29, 20165 Dimensions of Beauty
Katerina Belkina explores vulnerability and sexuality in art, while Paulina Stadnik captures ballet's mystical essence. Tatiana Shvetsova-Yaperova interprets Russian avant-garde art through a contemporary lens.8 Марта , February 27, 2016Katerina Belkina
Miss Moss, February 19, 2016Katerina Belkina – Artist (Interview)
CITY CODE MAGAZINE, February 15, 2016HASSELBLAD MASTERS 2016, ECCO I VINCITORI DEL CONCORSO FOTOGRAFICO INTERNAZIONALE
IL FASCINO DEGLI INTELLETTUALI, February 8, 2016Hasselblad Masters 2016 winners announced
D-Photo, February 2, 2016Hasselblad Masters, Winners Announce
PHOTOGRAPHIE, February 1, 2016Article about the festival VOICES OFF
RÉPONSES PHOTO, February 1, 2016These are the winners of the Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
PLAIN, February 1, 2016Dark Silence In Suburbia
Dark Silence In Suburbia, February 1, 2016The 10 Winning Photographs From The Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
design you trust, January 28, 20162016年度Hasselblad Masters哈苏摄影大赛获奖作品
avfline, January 28, 2016Ganadores del premio Hasselblad de fotografía
delay, January 27, 2016Hasselblad Masters Award 2016
Bleek Magazine, January 24, 2016'The Sinner' is a new addition to the Christian Art Foundation
Wittenberger Sonntag, January 23, 2016Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
fubiz, January 22, 201610 волшебных кадров, победителей фотоконкурса Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
Zefirka.net, January 22, 2016Hasselblad Masters 2016 sind gekürt!
FOTOCULT MAGAZIN, January 21, 2016Výsledky Hasselblad Masters 2016 oficiálně zveřejněny
DIGI arena, January 19, 2016Los Ganadores Del Hasselblad Masters 2016
MUNDO FLANUER, January 18, 201610 впечатляющих снимков, одержавших победу на фотоконкурсе Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
KULTUROLOGIA, January 18, 2016Vinnare av Hasselblad Master Award 2016
Svenska Fotografers Förbund, January 18, 2016Hasselblad gives away a camera each to the winners of its Masters competition
DPREVIEW, January 16, 2016Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
Zeutch, January 15, 2016Итоги конкурса от Hasselblad Masters Awards
PROPHOTOS, January 15, 2016Hasselblad Masters Award announce ten global winners
Britsich Journal of PHOTOGRAPHY, January 15, 2016Hasselblad announces the winners of its 2016 Masters Award
ArtThat, January 15, 2016Опубликованы лучшие фотографии Masters Awards 2016
Korrespondent.net, January 14, 2016Объявлены призёры Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
Bird in Flight, January 14, 2016Опубліковані кращі фотографії конкурсу Hasselblad Masters Awards
ZN,UA, January 14, 2016Les clichés gagnants du Hasselblad Masters 2016
Lense, January 14, 2016Hasselblad ödüllü fotoğraf yarışması sonuçlandı
LOG, January 14, 2016The 10 Winning Photos of the Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
PetaPixel, January 13, 2016Das sind die Gewinner der Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016
Digital photo, January 13, 2016Hasselblad Masters Awards 2016 - So sehen Sieger aus
Das Foto Portal, January 12, 2016Hasselblad ogłasza zwycięzców Master Awards 2016
wyborcza.pl, January 12, 2016Scopri i 10 Hasselblad Masters 2016
dgtales, January 11, 2016Hasselblad Master of Photography představila vítěze, a stojí to za to
FOCUS CLUB, January 11, 2016Poznaliśmy zwycięzców konkursu Hasselblad Masters 2016
fotopolis.ph, January 11, 2016We congratulate!
DOCMA Magazin für Bildbearbeitung, January 11, 2016Hasselblad Master of Photography představila vítěze, a stojí to za to
Canon Klub Czech, January 11, 2016HASSELBLAD MASTER 2016, Katerina Belkina
Hasselblad, January 11, 2016Katerina Belkina / Light and Heavy
Ignant, January 1, 2016LIGHT ON: “Revival”, new series by Katerina Belkina
THE PHOTO PHORE, January 1, 2016Photographers and the Courage to Be Creative
The article discusses the rejection of image editing by many photographers, especially in documentary work, and the creative freedom in art. It uses Katerina Belkina as an example of photography creating imagined worlds.Michael J. Hußmann, DOCMA Blog, December 23, 2015The works of Katerina Belkina
Katerina Belkina's work challenges societal expectations and gender roles, using masks and costumes to explore spiritual recovery, self-focus, and power dynamics.The re:art, December 1, 2015"Contemporary İstanbul" – Enjoying art to the fullest in the city.
The 10th "Contemporary İstanbul" highlights Iranian contemporary art with 102 galleries and over 700 artists, including Katerina Belkina. A focus on digital art is featured, with sales expected to reach 100 million dollars.VATAN, November 14, 2015Article about the solo exhibition “Revival” in Heusden
Katerina Belkina's solo exhibition "Revival" opens on Sunday, November 15th at 16:00 at Gallery Lilja Zakirova in Heusden, The Netherlands. She is a winner of the International Lucas Cranach Award and a finalist in the 2016 Hasselblad Masters Award.Art That, November 14, 2015New Horizons
Contemporary Istanbul, Turkey's top art fair, has grown over the past decade, expanding from a focus on Turkish art to a celebration of global art. The 2015 edition highlights Tehran's vibrant scene, underscoring the fair's growing international influenceIranian.com, November 9, 2015New Horizons
Contemporary Istanbul, Turkey's leading art fair, marks its 10th anniversary, expanding from Turkish art to a global showcase. The 2015 edition, starting November 12, highlights Tehran, solidifying Istanbul as a cosmopolitan art hub.REORIENT, November 9, 2015The 10 best galleries of Contemporary Istanbul
Contemporary Istanbul celebrates its 10th anniversary, showcasing Turkish galleries as its core. Key figures in Turkey's art scene participate, with a list of the top 10 galleries for collectors and art lovers.KELEBEK MAGAZIN, November 6, 2015Contemporary Istanbul Awaits Us With Its Full Programme
Contemporary Istanbul’s 10th edition runs November 12–15, featuring 102 galleries from 24 countries. Katerina Belkina is represented by C.A.M. Gallery.Artful Living, November 1, 2015Solo exhibition Revival in Heusden
Katerina Belkina's Revival exhibition runs November 15–December 20 at Galerie Lilja Zakirova, Heusden. Open Thu–Sun, 1–5 PM. Opening: Nov 15, 3 PM. Free entry.De Maasroute, October 19, 2015Solo exhibition Revival in Heusden
Katerina Belkina's Revival exhibition runs November 15–December 20 at Galerie Lilja Zakirova, Heusden. Open Thu–Sun, 1–5 PM. Opening: Nov 15, 3 PM. Free entry.BRABANTS DAGBLAD, October 19, 2015Contemporary Istanbul Hosts 102 Galleries from 24 Countries in Its 10th Year
Contemporary Istanbul celebrates its 10th anniversary from November 12–15, 2015, at the Istanbul Lütfi Kırdar Congress Center, hosting 102 galleries, including "Contemporary Tehran" and the Plugin New Media Section.SANAT., October 12, 2015Article about Katerina Belkina
She uses herself as a model to explore the seeking human experience, portraying the modern woman as a complex, mysterious heroine. Through her photography, she reflects on her vulnerabilities and reconciles her inner world with what she sees around her.The New Art Times, October 8, 2015Article about Katerina Belkina
Xamou art, October 1, 2015“Revival” by Katerina Belkina
Opening on Nov 15 at 4:00 PM at Galerie Lilja Zakirova in Heusden. Art historian Marike van der Knaap introduces the show, followed by a signing session. Belkina’s photography explores human identity and existential themes.Pf Fotografie Magazine, October 1, 2015The Main Program and Photography Section
The Berliner Liste showcases galleries, exhibitors, and the Photography Section, featuring 13 artists from Europe, including The Race by Katerina Belkina.WIDEWALLS.CH, September 17, 201512th BERLINER LISTE at Kraftwerk Berlin
The BERLINER LISTE 2015, from September 17th to 20th at Kraftwerk Berlin, will feature 123 galleries and artists from 23 countries, offering affordable contemporary art. Featured image: "The Race" by Katerina Belkina.re-title.com, September 17, 2015Spotlight on Katerina Belkina
Katerina Belkina’s work explores themes like gender, culture, and psychological burdens. In Empty Spaces, she links the city’s emptiness to feelings of isolation, reflecting her personal and shared experiences of searching for meaning and facing lonelinesARTCONNECT, September 9, 2015Katerina Belkina: "My Works Are My Personal Theater"
Feodora Kaplan talked with Katerina Belkina about the sources of ideas, about gender roles and sexuality, social phobia, agoraphobia, and the way all this diversity mingles and transforms in the process of creative research.Feodora Kaplan, Bleek Magazine, August 4, 2015Lucas Cranach has perspective
"Cranach 2.0" shows the diverse future of international art creation at the Rosenberg Fortress. The focus is on the award-winning work "The Sinner".Dr. Peter Müller, Neue Presse Coburg - Feuilleton, July 19, 2015International Lucas Cranach Prize 2015 – Cranach 2.0
Special exhibition for the 500th anniversary of Lucas Cranach the Younger at the Fürstenbau of Rosenberg Fortress. The International Lucas Cranach Prize 2015 features 61 works selected from 639 submissions. On display until October 31, 2015.KRONACH.DE, July 19, 2015Exhibition for the Lucas Cranach Prize opens
On Saturday, the exhibition "Cranach 2.0" for the International Lucas Cranach Prize 2015 was opened in the Prince's Building of the Rosenberg Fortress. Prize winner Katerina Belkina had a very special muse with her.inFranken.de, July 19, 2015“Cranach 2.0” on Rosenberg
The International Lucas-Cranach Prize 2015 opens on July 18 at Rosenberg Fortress in Kronach. Katerina Belkina wins for "The Sinner," with special prizes to Ralf Rassloff and Thomas Straub. The exhibition runs until October 31.WochenSpiegel Thüringen, July 18, 2015Russian Contemporary Art Week (RCAW) in Berlin
Russian Contemporary Art Week (RCAW) in Berlin (May 15–21, 2015) featured Russian-born artists, including Katerina Belkina, across three venues. The event aimed to introduce these artists to the European art scene, free from political constraints.Beatrice Grundheber, berlinograd, July 16, 2015"RestArt": The exhibition you should not miss
The "RestArt" exhibition opens today at 8:00 PM at DESTIL-Albania, featuring artists like Burim Gashi and Katerina Belkina. It explores societal chaos through various art forms, aiming to raise awareness about political and social issues.ANABEL, July 13, 2015Russia today: Porcelain tint in front of a mirrored skyscraper facade
Katerina Belkina's exhibition at The Ballery features digitally altered photos and self-portraits, alongside works by other Russian artists, including Igor Skaletsky, who mixes ancient styles with modern details.taz, June 1, 2015Art: Russian Contemporary Art Week
Russian Contemporary Art Week at The Ballery (until June 2) features artists like Katerina Belkina. Her work "Light and Heavy" explores themes of loneliness and strength through digitally manipulated photography.Dave Smriti, slow travel berlin, June 1, 2015Dialogue with Cranach
The Wittenberg Christian Art Foundation is showing its own interesting exhibition. The focus of the show is on central themes such as baptism, the Last Supper, Gethsemane, the crucifixion, the resurrection and Christ.Corinna Ritz, Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, May 22, 2015Katerina Belkina and inhabiting space
The text focuses on Katerina Belkina, a visual artist known for blending modern photo editing with traditional techniques. Her work features fantastical female figures set against urban, mystical backgrounds, reflecting her belief in miracles and art.Valentina Cruciat, Capital Cultural, May 21, 2015Contemporary Russian Art in Berlin
The Russian Contemporary Art Week in Berlin showcases Russian artists, including Katerina Belkina, Igor Skaletsky, and Vera Veritas Kochubey, at various galleries. The event runs from May 15 to May 29, 2015.Frank R. Schröder, I HEART BERLIN, May 14, 2015Other Perspectives - Getting to Know Contemporary Russian Art
The "Russian Contemporary Art Week" in Berlin (May 15–21, 2015) features Russian artists through performance and visual art, including Katerina Belkina’s "Light and Heavy," offering a fresh perspective on Russian art beyond political protest.Art School Vets, May 12, 2015Report on the exhibition “Kunst Box” in Dortmund
Russian artist Katerina Belkina combines her extensive skills in photography, digital image processing and classical painting techniques in a way that gives her works a very unique visual language.Ruhr Nachrichten, April 30, 2015Photographer Katerina Belkina receives the Lucas Cranach Prize
The Russian photographer Katerina Belkina has been awarded the International Lucas Cranach Prize for her work "The Sinner".Deutschlandradio Kultur, April 30, 2015The Sinner – Katerina Belkina
Katerina Belkina’s photography explores women’s struggles with societal expectations and identity, using self-portraits and digital manipulation to challenge gender roles and reflect on modern femininity.WALLPOST.CN, April 30, 2015The Sinner
malegebi.de, April 24, 2015Prize for "The Sinner"
For the first time, the International Lucas Cranach Prize was awarded jointly by Wittenberg and Kronach. The jury unanimously chose the work of Katerina Belkina from Russia.Fränkischer Tag, April 21, 2015Award of the International Lucas Cranach Prize
Russian photographer Katerina Belkina has been awarded the International Lucas Cranach Prize for her work “The Sinner”.Luther2017.de, April 20, 2015Lucas Cranach Prize for Katerina Belkina
Photographer Katerina Belkina received the International Lucas Cranach Prize in Wittenberg on Saturday for her work "The Sinner".art Das Kunstmagazin, April 20, 2015Does sin have to be sin?
Katerina Belkina wins the International Lucas Cranach Prize with a picture of her pregnant self. Her work is a central part of the exhibition "Cranach 2.0", which is coming to Kronach in JulyChristian Kreuzer, Neue Presse, April 20, 2015Prize for “The Sinner”
For the first time, the International Lucas Cranach Prize was awarded jointly by Wittenberg and Kronach. The jury unanimously chose the work of Katerina Belkina from Russia.inFranken.de, April 19, 2015Photographer Katerina Belkina receives the Lucas Cranach Prize
Russian photographer Katerina Belkina has been awarded the International Lucas Cranach Prize for her work "The Sinner".Volksstimme.de, April 19, 2015Photographer Katerina Belkina receives the Lucas Cranach Prize
Russian photographer Katerina Belkina has been awarded the International Lucas Cranach Prize for her work "The Sinner".schwäbische.de, April 19, 2015Photographer Katerina Belkina receives the Lucas Cranach Prize
Hundreds of artists applied. A photographer from Moscow won the International Lucas Cranach Prize.LAUSITZER RUNDSCHAU, April 19, 2015Photographer Katerina Belkina receives the Lucas Cranach Prize
Russian photographer Katerina Belkina has been awarded the International Lucas Cranach Prize for her work “The Sinner”.Die Welt, April 19, 2015Lucas Cranach Prize awarded in Wittenberg
The Cranach family shaped the image of Luther and the Reformation with their works. Now the Lutherstadt Wittenberg has awarded an art prize in honor of Lucas Cranach the Younger.Deutsche Welle, April 18, 2015Icon and windows
How to shoot landscapes that are actually portraits, and what futuristic women have in common with Russian icons.Olga Pokhodzey, tutdesign, April 15, 2015International Art Exhibitions 2015
International Art Exhibitions is a non-commercial, non-profitmaking resource designed for those engaged in the study and practice of art, by providing information on selected current and forthcoming art exhibitions worldwide.Peter Gill, International Art Exhibition 2015/04, April 1, 2015Week of Contemporary Russian Art to be held in Berlin in May
From May 15 to 21, Berlin hosts **Russian Contemporary Art Week (RCAW)**, featuring works by Russian artists in Berlin. Exhibitions at **The Ballery** and **LemoArt Gallery** showcase established and emerging talent, aiming to make RCAW an annual or biennArtuzel, March 12, 2015In the Sign of the Snake
“Cranach City” celebrates the painter’s anniversary with 70 projects, including “Cranach 2.0” (April 18–July 5) and “Cranach and Modernity,” plus Ulrike Kirchner’s outdoor installation.Irina Steinmann, Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, February 24, 2015Russian artist puts herself in the shoes of the great masters of painting
Katerina Belkina creates self-portraits inspired by the geniuses of artRodrigo Castillo R., Las ltimas Noticias, February 22, 2015Photographer creates self-portraits for her favorite artists
"Paint" is a series by Katerina Belkina, where she reinterprets herself in the style of famous artists like Van Gogh and Picasso, using digital self-portraits. Her other works are also worth checking out.KLONBLOG, February 16, 2015Self-Portraits that pays Homage to Van Gogh, Lempicka, Malevich, Klimt, Kahlo, Picasso
A series of self-portraits by the artist and photographer Katerina Belkina, who comes from Samara/Russia and lives in Berlin, all of which are dedicated to important personalities from the art world.WHUDAT, February 13, 2015Self-Portraits that pays Homage to Van Gogh, Lempicka, Malevich, Klimt, Kahlo, Picasso
Katerina Belkina's self-portraits honor artists like Degas, Picasso, Klimt, and Van Gogh, blending photography, painting, and digital manipulation, with herself as both model and participant.design you trust, February 1, 2015CranachCity 2015 – Wittenberg becomes the Cranach City
Katerina Belkina "The Sinner", part of the exhibition "Cranach 2.0" for the International Lucas Cranach Prize 2015Guest Magazine Wittenberg, January 5, 2015Showcase of Amazingly Beautiful Photography of Katerina Belkina
Interview: Katerina Belkina is a Russian artist and photographer, known for surreal portraits of women. Her series "Light and Heavy" explores the contrast between dreams and reality.PhotoArtMag, September 25, 2014Artist Interview
Katerina Belkina, a Russian artist, is known for her self-portraits. She has exhibited in Moscow and Paris and was nominated for the Kandinsky Prize. She advises young photographers to experiment and find their unique style.all-about Photo.com, September 12, 2014Exhibition in Dessau: 31 artists show their works at the sixth Brau-Art
Katerina Belkina, from Russia, creates self-portraits combining photography, painting, and drawing, inspired by artists like Klimt, Picasso, Kahlo, and Gauguin, printed on "Hahnemühle Torchon" paper.Andreas Behling, Mitteldeutsche Zeitung, September 8, 2014Minimalist atmosphere
Katerina Belkina's digital photography captures a minimalist view of modern life, with inspiration drawn from various sources. Her creative process evolves, often leading to a final piece that differs from the initial idea.Juliana Andrade, IDEAFIXA, July 17, 2014Katerina Belkina Part III
Katerina Belkina's work features minimalist, digitally altered photography that reflects the isolated nature of modern life.Slim Cognito, EMPTY KINGDOM, June 24, 2014Katerina Belkina – Reflecting the reality and unreality at the same time
Katerina Belkina is a Russian photographer and artist, blending digital photography with mixed media. Her work explores reality versus unreality, with her project "Light and Heavy" inspired by her hometown, Samara.David Dubois, L.I.ART Luxe Immo magazine, June 1, 2014Russian photographer Katerina Belkina at Duncan Miller Gallery
Duncan Miller Gallery showcases Katerina Belkina’s first LA exhibition, featuring works from Empty Spaces and Not a Man’s World. The opening is on May 3, 7-9 pm, in Santa Monica, CA.Jim McKinniss, PhotoExchange, May 1, 2014Katerina Belkina’s Future Shock – The Pastels are Just an Anesthetic
Katerina Belkina’s self-portraits explore identity and consumerism, using photography and digital painting to challenge perceptions of reality and prompt self-reflection.Ariel Maccarone, FOTOMOFO, May 1, 2014Art Paris Art Fair:
140 galleries exhibit at the Grand Palais. "Red Moscow", 2011, Photograph. 130 x 100 cm by Katerina Belkina. Between €15,000 and €20,000. Gallery Lilja ZakirovaPar Cyril Bonnet, Le Nouvel Obs, March 27, 2014Katerina Belkina Art in Redlight
Katerina Belkina creates art that blends realism and dreamlike elements, offering a female perspective on human emotion, inspired by classic artists and cinema.Sarah van Vlied, Red Bag Media Services, March 2, 2014PhotoWednesday. Katerina Belkina. Plan to create your self
Katerina Belkina is a leading Russian photographer known for her unique digital art. In her masterclass, she will discuss the artist’s journey, from project creation to execution, covering technical, conceptual, and marketing aspects of contemporary art.Club Foto (https://club.foto.ru), December 4, 2013Katerina Belkina Artist Catalog
Katerina Belkina is a Russian photographer known for digital self-portraits exploring modern women and human connection. The Lilja Zakirova Gallery in the Netherlands represents contemporary Russian artists.Artness, September 1, 2013Belkina — worx
Katerina Belkina is a digital photo-manipulator from Moscow, Russia who creates beautiful surreal atmospheric worx.ShockBlast, July 23, 2013Art Paris Art Fair 2013
The Lilja Zakirova Gallery showcases Katerina Belkina's captivating self-portraits, blending reality and dreamlike elements. These works, by the 2012 Kandinsky Prize nominee, portray a beautiful yet aloof woman whose loneliness mirrors the desolate backdrMarie-Odile Radom, Maryo's Bazaar, April 1, 2013The Art Paris Art Fair
The Art Paris Art Fair at the Grand Palais highlights Russia this year, with 144 galleries showcasing diverse modern art, including works by Richard Dumas, Carolle Benitah an Katerina BelkinaZisla Tortello, daily ELLE Online, April 1, 2013Focus on the Russian Scene
The Art Paris Art Fair at the Grand Palais focuses on Russia this year, featuring modern art from 144 international galleries.Beaux-Arts de Paris, April 1, 2013Beautiful illustration
Katerina Belkina is a rising photographer known for her sensual, socially critical images. Her work, showcased at the Art Paris Art Fair, features a futuristic, empty metropolis, exploring materialism and societal change.Marilane Borges, Correspondance Magazine, March 30, 2013Art Paris Art Fair 2013
The Lilja Zakirova Gallery (Heusden) presents Katerina Belkina, nominated for the prestigious Kandinsky Prize in Moscow in 2012, with a selection of her recent photographic works (series "Empty Spaces," "Not a Man’s World," and "Paint")Eric Simon, ACTUART, March 29, 2013Art Paris Art Fair: the small art fair on the rise
The Art Paris Art Fair highlights Eastern art, featuring Katerina Belkina with Galerie Lilja Zakirova. Despite economic challenges, the art market thrives, drawing buyers from emerging countries.By Interviewed by Lorraine Rossignol, Telerama, March 29, 2013Art Paris Art Fair 2013
The Art Paris Art Fair features 144 galleries, with Katerina Belkina at Galerie Lilja Zakirova, and a focus on Russia as the guest of honor. New sections like "Promises" and the Artdesign platform enrich the fair.Slash Paris, March 28, 2013144 exhibitors and 1500 artists are gathered under the glass roof of the Grand Palais for the Art Paris Art Fair 2013.
Katerina Belkina showcased her work at the Art Paris Art Fair 2013, blending past and present with images evoking Degas and Lempicka. Her art, displayed at Stand A3, explores themes of fragility and timeless illusions in urban spaces.STILETTO, March 28, 2013Art Paris 2013: The International Galleries
The 2013 Art Paris showcases 74 new galleries, including first-timers from Bosnia-Herzegovina, UAE, Slovenia, and Russia. Katerina Belkina’s "Red Moscow" (100x130, photography, edition 9) is displayed by Gallery Lilja Zakirova.Le Journal de la photographie, March 28, 2013Art Paris Art Fair 2013 at the Grand Palais: Russia on display
The Art Paris Art Fair 2013 highlights Russia, featuring 90 artists, including Katerina Belkina with "Red Moscow" at Galerie Lilya Zakirova, and attracting Russian and French collectors.Karina Pronitcheva, TETE A TETE, March 27, 2013Imaginary Self-Portraits by Katerina Belkina
Katerina Belkina's "Empty Spaces" series features a futuristic, empty metropolis, blending self-portraiture and digital photography. Inspired by fairy tales and 20th-century artists, she explores themes of solitude and fantasy.British Delices & Blinis Russes, March 26, 2013What to do at the art fair in Paris?
The little sister of FIAC no longer has to blush in front of its older sibling.Grazia, March 22, 2013Something new in the East!
Katerina Belkina’s "Red Moscow" (2011), represented by Galerie Lilja Zakirova, captures Moscow’s essence through bold symbolism, blending photography and fine art.Pauline Simons, LeFigaro, March 22, 2013Art Paris Art Fair looks east
The second Art Paris Art Fair, from March 28 to April 1, will feature Russian galleries and Katerina Belkina's Red Moscow, while the 17th Pavilion of Arts and Design will highlight 20th and 21st-century decorative arts in the Tuileries Garden.Le Journal des Arts , March 15, 2013Art Paris Art Fair
With 74 new participants, twenty countries represented, and 43% foreign exhibitors, this year's selection emphasizes international presence.Le Magazine, March 15, 2013Art Paris Art Fair, still in the east
The Art Paris Art Fair focuses on Eastern regions, featuring Katerina Belkina's "Red Moscow", represented by Galerie Lilja Zakirova. The fair continues to grow internationally, blending tradition and innovation.Par Frédéric Bonnet, Le Journal des Arts, March 13, 2013Katerina Belkina
Katerina Belkina, a Russian artist, combines photography, digital manipulation, and traditional painting techniques to present the world from a female perspective, shaped by unique moods and logic.Daviz Francia, Cultura Inquieta, March 7, 2013Art Paris Art Fair
The "Art Paris Art Fair" features Russia as the guest country, with 11 galleries and 90 artists, including Katerina Belkina. A new section, "Promesses," highlights young galleries. The fair runs from March 28 to April 1 at the Grand Palais in Paris.Palace Costes 46, February 20, 2013Art Paris Art Fair: Honor to Russia
The Art Paris Art Fair 2013 featured Russian art, including Galerie Lilya Zakirova, which represents Katerina Belkina. The fair showcased historical and contemporary Russian artists and introduced a new sector for emerging talents.art actuel, February 19, 2013"Empty Spaces" by Katerina Belkina; A Fascinating Self-Portrait Series
"Empty Spaces" by Katerina Belkina is a self-portrait series exploring women's roles in a postmodern, materialistic world, using digital photography to blend fairy tale archetypes with themes of isolation and fragmented identity.Evelyne Politanoff, Huffington Post, February 4, 2013Katerina Belkina’s Photo Manipulations
Katerina Belkina is a Russian artist known for her surreal female portraits, created by blending digital manipulation and traditional painting. Her works are captivating and unsettling.Feather of Me, December 12, 2012Go East! An east wind blows over Fotofever Brussels
FOTOFEVER Brussels highlights Eastern and Central European photographers, including Katerina Belkina, exploring themes like eroticism, identity, and documentary photography through galleries like Art Absolule and Asymetria.Technikart #1, October 1, 2012Art in the Old Church
Art in Redlight is an annual fair in Amsterdam's Oude Kerk, showcasing emerging artists like Katerina Belkina. It supports independence, donates 20% of sales to charity, and features diverse works for all art lovers.Saskia Naafs, Het PAROOL, September 3, 20124. Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art 2011
The 4th Moscow Biennale (Sept 25 – Oct 25, 2011) explored "Rewriting Worlds", featuring 80+ artists, including Katerina Belkina. Curated by Joseph Backstein and Peter Weibel, it highlighted contemporary art's evolution and technology's role.kunstaspekte, September 25, 2011Katerina Belkina. Empty Spaces, IV Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art
Katerina Belkina's "Empty Spaces" (2011), part of the IV Moscow Biennale, explores urban loneliness and the search for belonging in cityscapes.Photographer.ru, September 24, 2011Katerina Belkina. Empty Spaces
This 2011 exhibition at PhotoLoft Gallery in Moscow explores the search for belonging in the modern city, addressing social fragmentation and civic pessimism through photography. It was part of the 4th Moscow Biennale's parallel program.Artguide, September 24, 2011Meet Katerina
"Empty Spaces" by Katerina Belkina depicts a figure searching for home in the city, exploring feelings of loneliness and alienation through urban landscapes and a sad, reflective gaze.Izvestia, September 22, 20114th Moscow Biennale
Curated by Tatiana Kurtanova, Empty Spaces by Katerina Belkina, held at FotoLoft Gallery from September 5 to November 7, 2011, explored themes of absence and space, aligning with the global artistic discussions at the Moscow Biennale.UnDo.Net, September 21, 2011Russian Artists, an art at the superlative
The exhibition at the Contemporary Art Center Meymac (March 13 – June 20, 2010) highlights leading Russian artists, including Katerina Belkina, exploring identity and the clash of tradition and modernity.National Centre for Plastic Arts, March 13, 2010Russian artists: an art at the superlative
The 7th "Les Printemps de Haute Corrèze" festival (March 13–June 20, 2010) featured Russian artists like Katerina Belkina, known for her photography-painting fusion, alongside Yuri Avvakumov and Oleg Kulik.Contemporary Art Center Meymac, March 13, 2010An art in the superlative
The exhibition showcases Russian artists like The Blue Noses, Anastasia Bolchakova, Andrei Molodkin, and Katerina Belkina. Their works explore the loss of ideologies and historical illusions, blending Russian symbols with Western modernity.Paris ART, March 13, 20101st The Photobiannual of the Russian Museum: Russia, the One They Chose
The Russian Museum's Photobiennale showcased 500 works, including Katerina Belkina's unique pieces that blend photography, painting, and digital art. Her exploration of identity brought a distinctive artistic touch to the exhibition.Olga Luzina, Fontanka.ru, fontanka.ru, December 7, 2009Bak 12 | 'Red' Interview: Katerina Tumanova
The artist highlights that true creativity comes from intuition and original ideas. In his "Paint" series, he blends photography and painting, inspired by great masters, while reflecting on the role of color, his education, and art in life.Online and Print, January 1, 2008Personal exhibition of Katerina Belkina in Kazan
From April 27 to May 15, 2007, Katerina Belkina presents her photography at the A.M. Gorki Museum in Kazan. The exhibition features around 50 works by the artist, who uses digital photography to bring her creative fantasies to life.Museum.ru, April 1, 2007Saving Young Lives, One Heart at a Time
Ksenia Lukina, a girl with a heart defect, received lifesaving surgery through the „Children's Hearts“ foundation. Katerina Belkina helped raise funds by auctioning her artwork. Ksenia can now return to school after her operation.Anna Smolchenko, The Moscow Times, March 2, 2005Russian photography at Dave’s 'Provoking emotion'
A show of Russian photography that would have been banned in pre-glasnost days is on display at Dave's Photo Emporium.Laura Bartlett, Ann Arbor Observer, April 1, 2003RUSSIAN EYE. Exhibition of works by Russian photographers
"The Arts Project" Gallery (203 Dundas Str., London, Ontario) has the honor to invite you to an exhibition of works by Russian photographers.photographer.ru, September 21, 2002
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