Tatiana Godovalnikova

Tatiana Godovalnikova (, 31 December 1962 in Sevastopol USSR) is a Russian contemporary artist. Museums in Russia, Germany and Japan as well as private collectors in Israel, Poland, Great Britain, Germany and Switzerland have Godovalnikova’ s art. Her works are presented also at Sevastopol Art Museum and the State Museum of Heroic Defence and Liberation of Sevastopol. In 1992 she became a member of the Union of Artists of Russia and the International Association of Art (IAA/ AIAP) – UNESCO.

Biography

Tatiana Godovalnikova was born in the coastal city of Sevastopol in an artistic family with strong cultural traditions. Her father was both an artist and a writer. Her mother, Alexandra Sukhaya, is a famous Russian sculptor. The Art College named of N.S. Samokish 1984.

Exhibitions

Group exhibitions

1986 – regional Crimea Youth exhibition in Simferopol. 1992 – exhibition of aspirants in the Regional Artists Union exhibition hall in Simferopol. 1992 – joint exhibition of Crimean artists in Gütersloh, Germany. 1994 – joint exhibition of Crimean artists in Vladivostok, Russia, and further in Japan. 1999 – at Mitetz Art Gallery in Kiev. 1999 – at Yaroslavna Art Gallery in Kiev. 2000 – at Pektoral Art Gallery in Kiev. 2008 – at Stoletije Art Gallery, Central House of Artist in Moscow. 2011 – participation in the international plein air, Montenegro, International Fund for Cultural Heritage. 2012 – Anniversary Exhibition of Laureates of the International Fund for Cultural Heritage, St. Petersburg. 2012, 2014 – art resident Galleri Froya og Sommerakademiet, Norway. 2013, 2016 – art resident Cite Des Arts, Paris, France. 2014 – art resident Castello Di Boca, Montenegro.

Solo exhibitions

1990 – in the exhibition hall of the Union of Artists of Ukraine, Sevastopol. 1996 – in the exhibition hall of the Business and Cultural Center, Sevastopol. 1996 – in Private Gallery in Zurich, Switzerland. 1999 – exhibition at Or Art Gallery in Kiev. 2007 – in Art Museum, Sevastopol. 2008 – at Antiqua, Art Gallery in St. Petersburg. 2009 – at the Crimean House of Artist in Simferopol. 2009 – in State Duma of the Russian Federation, Moscow 2010 – in Gostiny Dvor, International Oil and Gas Club, Moscow. 2010 – in Bogolyubov Art Library, Moscow. 2011 – in Catherine Palace, Moscow. 2011 – in House of Journalists, Moscow. 2016 – at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Moscow. 2019 – in the Federation Council of the Russian Federation.

Awards

"Portrait of mother", Sevastopol Art Museum. "Sunflowers", Sevastopol Art Museum "My Sevastopol", Sevastopol Museum of Heroic Defense and Liberation.

Gallery