VLADIMIR BORODIN

Vladimir Borodin is distinguished within international artistic circles as a master of composition, as well as for his unusual colour schemes which give precise expression to the emotional and spiritual idea of every painting. Principal themes of Borodin’s works include ballet, music (including performers past and present), the philosophical, and impressionistic landscapes. His chief distinction is a domination of colour above form, emotions above order, a whirlwind above rest and peace.

MAJOR EXHIBITIONS (partial list):
1977 – personal exhibition in Arsenal, Leningrad
1980 – personal exhibition in Lenizdat, Leningrad
1982 – COMANDERSHIP Artist Society, Leningrad
1987 – “Modern Art in Moscow”
1989 – Strasbourg (France), Stockholm (Sweden)
1990 – Bremen, Germany1991 – Annekosky, Finland
1992 – Bonn (Germany), Vienna (Austria), Finland, Denmark
1994 – Helsinki & Koula (Finland), Vienna (Austria), Bonn & Bremen (Germany)
1995 – Ballet Exhibition (S. Korea); Bishopsgate Contemporary Art Gallery, London (UK)
1996 – Pompidou Center, Paris (France), Vienna (Austria), Berlin (Germany)
1997 – Russia (Moscow), Germany, Finland, Austria
1998 – Vincent Louis Gallery, New York (USA); Finland; Austria
1999 – “Russian Resplendence,” Thousand Oaks, Los Angeles, CA, USA; Holland
2000 – Rotterdam, Holland
2001 – “International Art Expo,” Amsterdam (Holland); USA
2002 – “Art Manege,” International Art Fair, Moscow (Russia)
2003 – “Eclectic Russian Contemporary Art,” Barette Gallery, Los Angeles, CA, USA

Vladimir Borodin’s works decorate the mansion-houses of Mikhail Gorbachev and Former German Chancellor Helmut Kohl, among others, as well as being found in a great many private collections, galleries, and museums around the world (including in Russia, Germany, France, Holland, Italy, Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, USA, Israel, and South Korea).