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Ondrej Rudavsky G U I D E D B Y I N V O I C E S 558 WEST 21ST STREET NEW YORK, NY 10011 917.226.3851 ONDREJ RUDAVSKY Selected Biography 1964 Born in Bratislava, Slovakia 1986 Moved to Los Angeles, CA Education 1980-84 College of Fine Arts and Crafts, Graphic Studio, Bratislava, Slovakia 1985-86 University of Fine Arts and Crafts, Studio of Animation, Prague, Czech Republic Solo Exhibitions 2012 Guided by Invoices, New York, NY 2006 Farmani Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 2004 K forum- Association for Contemporary Art & Culture, Vienna, Austria 2000 Connections, The University of Arizona Museum of Art, Tucson, AZ 1999 Gallery Nova, Bratislava, Slovakia 1997 XLVII Venice Biennale, Castillo Gardens, Pavilion of Slovakia 1993 Mirbach Palace, Bratislava City Gallery, Slovakia 1989 Gallery K Inc, Washington, D.C. Group Exhibitions 2009 Intenational Triennial Print Art Krakow, Katowice, Poland Museum of Photography, Los Angeles, CA, USA LACA “2009- Top 40”, Los Angeles, CA, USA Tolerance in Art, Danubiana Meulensteen Art Museum, Cunovo, Slovakia 2008 Inaugural Exhibit, MOCA, Brooklyn, New York, USA Virtual Gallery, Museum of Computer Art, New York, USA Trencin 08, Galeria M. A Bazovskeho, Trencin, Slovakia Art Prague, Manes, Prague, Czech Republic 2007 Gallery Artists, Scultpure to Wear Gallery, Santa Monica, CA, USA 2006 Digital Art, Farmani Gallery, Los Angeles, CA Trees, Farani Gallery, Los Angeles, CA 5th International Print, Torun, Poland 2005 Los Angeles Art Biennial, Los Angeles, CA, USA 2004 Euro Grafik, Maneg Center, Moscow, Russia 2001 Kunst – Kult, Haltburn Castle, Austria 2000 La Croce e il messagio umano, Galleria L Agostiniana, Roma italy 1998 Art Fest98, Museum of Folk and Craft, Los Angeles, USA Slovak Art, The International Monetary Fund Building, Washington D.C 1995 Trencin 95, Galeria M. A. Bazovskeho, Trencin, Slovakia 1992 Gallery Artists, Stuart Levy Gallery, New York, USA 1991 Millenum, Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA 1991 A.I.M. Bronx Museum of Arts, New York, USA Film Festivals 2011 Planete Documentary Film Festival, Warszaw, Poland Pubilkum Traveling Film Festival, Slovakia Animayo Film Festival, Spain 2010 The 92Y Tribeca Film Festival, New York LAAF Festival, Hollywood, California Florida Film Festival, Florida Anima Mundi, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Brazil Columbia Film Festival, Chatham, New York Biennial of Animation, Bratislava, Slovakia Tel Aviv Film Festival, Israel Annual Kodak Animation Screening, New York Monstra Lisbon Animated Film Festival, Portugal Anca Film Festival, Zilina, Slovakia Give Me a Minute Film Festival, Brooklyn, New York 2009 Woodstock Film Festival, New York 39th Seattle International Film Festival, Bumbershoot, Seattle KROK International Animated Film Festival, Kiev, Ukraine Politically Incorrect, Annecy, France Focus on Animation, Milano Film Festival, Italy 11th Wiesbaden International Weekend of Animation, Germany FIAE Film Festival, Brazil Cinematic International Film Festival, Piestany, Slovakia Cape Fear Music and Film Festival Boston International Film Festival ART for Art, Multimedia Jam, Bratislava, Slovakia Canada International Film Festival, Vancouver, Canada Florida Film Festival Victoria Film Festival, British Columbia, California Memphis International Music and Film Festival, Tennessee 2008 Festivus Film Festival Slamdance Film Festival, Utah Engineering Cinemateque, Hollywood, California Ottawa International Animation Festival, Canada Kino Na Granici, Cesky Tesin, Czech Republic Anca Film Festival, Zilina, Slovakia 2007 Platform Film Festival, Portland, Oregon Florida Film Festival Maryland Film Festival Philadelphia Film Festival, Pennsylvania Red Shift Festival, New York BeFilm Film Festival, New York 4th Calgary Underground Film Festival, Canada Anthology Film Archives, New York International Medienfestival, Germany Nemo Film Festival, Le Cinema des Cineastes, Paris, France Electra Film Festival, Montreal, Canada 2006 Annecy Animation Film Festival, Paris, France 49th International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film M&A Gallery, Silver Lake, California Anima Mundy Animation Film Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Anthology Film Archives, New York Sangria, Hermosa Beach, California Data Transfer 6th Annual Festival of Contemporary Visual Styles, Czech Republic Hermosa Beach Short Film Festival, California TriBeCa Underground Film Festival, New York 2005 Anima Mundi Animation Film Festival, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil Asolo Film Festival, Treviso, Italy Tel Aviv Animation Festival Cibulak Festival, Slovakia Zarieciestation Culture Center, Zilina Nulty Priestor, Bratislava, Slovakia 2004 Woodstock Film Festival, New York 2003 Art Film Trencianske Teplice, Slovakia 2002 International Film Festival, Bratislava, Slovakia 2001 Walter Reade Theater, Lincoln Center, New York CalArts University, Valencia, California 2000 Yahoo First International Online Film Festival EXPO 2000 1999 Sundance Film Festival, Salt Lake City, Utah 1998 New York EXPO 1997 Palermo International Video Art and Media Festival Cine Golden Eagle Awards Screening, Washington D.C. Renova Gallery, Warren, Connecticut 1996 International Film Festival, Bratislava, Slovakia 1995 International Festival of Short Film, Bilbao, Spain Tampere International Film Festival, Finland Mirbach Palace Museum, Bratislava, Slovakia 1994 The International Animation Festival, Hiroshima, Japan 1993 Black Maria Film Festival, Nationwide Tour 1992 International Animation Festival, Hiroshima, Japan United Nations Environmental Conference, Rio De Janeiro, Brazil International Animation Festival, Cardiff, Wales Bombay International Film Festival, Bombay, India 1991 Museum of Modern Art, Millennium, New York 28th New York Film Festival, Lincoln Center, New York Bronx Museum of Arts, New York Millennium 25th Anniversary, New York Black Maria Film Festival, Nationwide Tour 1990 Celebration, Symphony Space, New York 1989 Unusual Places from Another Time, Gallery K, Washing D.C. Large Venue Projections 2011 Linkin Park Dark of the Moon World Tour, Moscow, Russia 2009 Dance on Camera, Lincoln Center, New York 2008 Out of a Jam, New Orleans 2006 Naked Rhythm, California 2002 Porsche Gallery, Bratislava, SK 100 Years of Siemens, Danube, SK Electronic Billboard on Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA 2001 L.A. International Biennial Art Invitational 1993 International MTV Awards, Los Angeles, CA 1992 35th Grammy Awards, Los Angeles, CA 1991 Moby Live, Lime Light, NY Awards 2009 Golden Palm Award, Mexico International Film Festival 2006 Aurel Award Winner for Best Music video 2005 Aurel Award Winner for Best Music Video 1997 Best Director in Arts Achievement, CINE Golden Eagle Award 1993 Best Breakthrough Video, MTV Awards International 1992 Nomination for Best Music Video, 35th Annual Grammy Awards 1991 Environmental Film Fellowship, MTV International .
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