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CV 2018 Англ. Microsoft Office Word Volodymyr Khyzhynskyy. Kyiv, Ukraine. +380990250399 [email protected] Born in 1971 in Ukraine. Education 2014 – Ph.D. in Art History. 1991 – 1997 – Lviv Academy of Arts, Ceramics Department, Master of Fine Arts. 1990 – graduated from the Department of Art Ceramics at Kosiv College of Folk Art Craft named after Kasian. Memberships Sinse 1999 the National Union of Artists of Ukraine, member Work Experience Since 2017 has been a senior lecturer of Sub-faculty of Ceramics, Metal and Wood of Kyiv State Academy of Decorative and Applied Arts after M. Boychuk. 1998–2017 was a lecturer, senior lecturer of Sub-faculty of Design of Lutsk National Technical University. 1998 was a teacher of Lutsk School of Arts for children. Solo Projects and Exhibitions 2018 – “Dichotomy”. The National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art. Kyiv. Ukraine. 2011 – The Gallery of the Volyn organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Lutsk. Ukraine. 2010 – The “Irena” Gallery. Kyiv. Ukraine. 2007 – The “Stare Misto” (Old Town) Historical and Cultural Preserve Lutsk. Ukraine. the Volyn Regional Museum of Local Lore, History and Economy Lutsk. Ukraine. 2005 – The “Irena” Gallery. Kyiv. Ukraine. the “Kamianytsia” (Brick House) Art Club. Lutsk. Ukraine. 2004 – The “Kollegium” Gallery. Wroclaw. Poland. 2003 – The “Vinok Voloshkovy”(Cornflower Garland) Shop Gallery. Lutsk. Ukraine. 2002 – The “Kamianytsia” (Brick House) Art Club. Lutsk. Ukraine. 2001 – The “Honchari” (Potters) Gallery. Kyiv. Ukraine. 1997 – Ethnography and Folk Craft Museum. Lviv. Ukraine. 1996 – The Gallery of the Centre of Slavonic Cultures. Tallinn, Estonia. 1995 – The Gallery of the Volyn organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Lutsk. Ukraine. The All-Ukrainian Exhibitions 2018 “PROSTONEBA” architecture festival, Kyiv, Ukraine 2018 The All-Ukrainian Modern Ceramics Festival “TseGlyna”/ Kyiv Art Week. Gallery“TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2018 “The Modern Art of Fire” all-Ukrainian exhibition. the Central House of Artists by the National Artists’ Union of Ukraine in Kyiv, Ukraine 2018 “Facture”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2018 “Ceramics in the interior”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2017 “TEXTURE”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2017 “The Light”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2017 “The eternal circle”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2017 “Ceramics in the interior”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2017 “CORPUSCULUM II”, Lavra Gallery, Kyiv, Ukraine 2017 The All-Ukrainian Modern Ceramics Festival “TseGlyna”, Kyiv,Ukraine 2017 The Ukrainian Modern Ceramics exhibition “NEXUS” Kyiv,Ukraine 2016 The All-Ukrainian Modern Ceramics Festival “TseGlyna”, Kyiv,Ukraine 2016 “The eternal circle”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2016 “Ceramics in the interior”, Gallery “TseGlynaArt”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2015 The All-Ukrainian Modern Ceramics Festival “TseGlyna”, Museum Spiritual Treasures of Ukraine, Kyiv,Ukraine 2015 The all-Ukrainian exhibition of Modern Ceramics “ParaDocx». Opishne, Poltava Region, Ukraine. 2015 “CORPUSCULUM” Exhibition of non-figurative sculptures / Modern Art Research Institute of the National Academy of Arts of Ukraine, Kyiv, Ukraine 2015 The Great Sculpture Salon, National Art and Culture Museum Complex “Mystetskyi Arsenal”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2015 “The Modern Art of Fire”, all-Ukrainian exhibition. The Central House of Artists by the National Artists’ Union of Ukraine in Kyiv, Ukraine 2014 The All-Ukrainian Modern Ceramics Festival “TseGlyna”, the National Sports Complex “Olympiyskyi”,Kyiv,Ukraine 2013 Festival «Modern Ceramics in Urban Space», Youth on Andriivskyi, Kyiv, Ukraine 2012 The Fourth National Exhibition – Competition of Art Ceramics “CeramPik Opishne”, Opishne, Poltava Region, Ukraine. (Grand Prix). 2011 The Third National Exhibition – Competition of Art Ceramics “CeramPik in Opishne”, Opishne, Poltava Region, Ukraine. 2010 The Second National Exhibition – Competition of Art Ceramics “CeramiPik in Opishne”, Opishne, Poltava Region, Ukraine. 2010 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Decorative and Applying Art, Lutsk. Ukraine 2008 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition “The Songs About Love”. The Museum of Ukrainian Decorative and Applying Art. Kyiv, Ukraine 2006 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Decorative and Applying Art, Mykolaiv, Ukraine 2006 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Applying Art “The Christmas Saloon”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2005 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Ceramics “The Pan-Ukraine”, Sloviansk, Donetsk Region, Ukraine 2005 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Applying Art “The Christmas Saloon”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2003 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition “The Decorative Art of Ukraine at the End of the XX th. Century. 200 Names.” Kyiv, Ukraine 2002 The All-Ukrainian Youth Exhibition, Kyiv, Ukraine 2001 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition devoted to the Day of Artist, Kyiv, Ukraine 2000 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Applying Art “The Christmas Saloon”, Kyiv, Ukraine 2000 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of the National Competition of the Art Ceramics, Opishne, Ukraine 1999 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition devoted to the 185 anniversary of T.Shevchenko, Kyiv, Ukraine 1999 The All-Ukrainian Exhibition of Applying Art “The Christmas Saloon”, Kyiv, Ukraine. The International Exhibitions 2016 The International Exhibition “The Autumn Saloon “Vysoky Zamok”( The High Castle), Lviv, Ukraine 2016 The International Exhibition “ The Book”, the “Kunstforum- Piaristen” Gallery, Vien, Austria 2016 The International Exhibition “ The Book”, Swidnica, Poland 2015 The International Modern Arts Festival “Art Territory”, Lutsk, Ukraine 2014 The International Exhibition “The cross”, Hebdov, Poland 2014 The International Exhibition “The cross”, the “Kunstforum- Piaristen” Gallery, Vien, Austria 2013 58 Premio Faenza biennale. Faenza, Italia. 2011 57 Premio Faenza biennale. Faenza, Italia. 2011 The International Exhibition of Ceramics in Ville de Carouge Musee, Geneva, Switzerland. 2010 International Exhibition “The Autumn Saloon “Vysoky Zamok”( The High Castle), Lviv, Ukraine. 2009 The International Exhibition of Ceramics the “Kunstforum- Piaristen” Gallery, Vien, Austria. 2007 The Exhibition of the Participants of the International Plain Air of Ceramics, Chodziez, Poland. 2007 The International Exhibition-Competition of Ceramics, the Saint Nicolas Museum, Buenos-Aires, Argentine. 2007 The International Exhibition of Ceramics the “Kunstforum- Piaristen” Gallery, Vien, Austria. 2006 The Exhibition of the Participants of the International Plain Air of Ceramics, Chodziez, Poland. 2005 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 28th International Symposium of Ceramics “Porcelana Inaczej”(Porcelain Another Way), Wroclaw, Poland. 2005 The Exhibition of the Volynian Artists, Zamosc, Poland. 2005 The International Festival of Ceramics “Khersonesky Ravlyk”(The Snail of Khersones), Sevastopol, Ukraine. 2005 The International Exhibition of Ceramics the “Kunstforum- Piaristen” Gallery, Vien, Austria. 2004 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 39th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2003”, Gozow, Poland. 2004 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 39th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2003”, Krakow, Poland. 2004 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 39th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2003”, Wroclaw, Poland. 2004 The Modern Decorative Art of Ukraine. The Exhibition devoted to 50th anniversary of the join of Ukraine to UNESCO. Paris, France. 2004 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 28th International Symposium of Ceramics “Porcelana Inaczej”(Porcelain Another Way), Walbrzych, Poland. 2004 The Exhibition of the Participants of the International Plain Air of Ceramics “Ceramic Dialogues”. Nowy Wisnicz, Poland. 2004 The Exhibition of the Participants of the International Plain Air of Ceramics “Ceramic Dialogues”. Krakow, Poland. 2004 The Exhibition “The Gnomes of Wroclaw”. Wroclaw, Poland. 2003 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 38th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2002”, Zgorzeliec-Gerlic, Poland. 2003 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 38th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2002”, Poznan, Poland. 2003 The International Exhibition of Ceramics the “Kunstforum- Piaristen” Gallery, Vien, Austria. 2003 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 39th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2003”, Bolieslawiec, Poland. 2002 The Exhibition of the Participants of the 38th International Plain Air of Ceramics and Sculpture “Boleslawiec – 2002”, Bolieslawiec, Poland. 2001 International Exhibition “The Autumn Saloon “Vysoky Zamok”( The High Castle), Lviv, Ukraine. Participant of Plain Airs and Symposia 2010 The I-st Intersymposium “10x10”, Opishne, Poltava Region, Ukraine. (Grand Prix). 2008 The VI-th Plain Air “Khortytsia through the Ages”. Zaporizhia, Ukraine. 2008 The II-nd International Plain Air of Ceramics “Mala Bilozerka” (The Small Bilozerka), Bilozerka, Zaporizhia Region, Ukraine. 2006, 2007 The International Plain Air of Ceramics “Porcelana Chodziez”, Chodziez, Poland. 2005 The All-Ukrainian Symposium of Ceramics “The Pan-Ukraine”, Sloviansk, Donetsk Region. (The special prize “For Perfect Work”) 2004 The 28th International Symposium of Ceramics “Porcelana Inaczej” (Porcelain Another Way), Walbrzych, Poland. 2004 The International Plain Air of Ceramics “Ceramic Dialogues”. Nowy Wisnicz, Poland. 2002, 2003 International Ceramic and Sculpture Plain Aire, Boleslawiec, Poland.
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