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SVETLANA RUMAK

Svetlana Rumak is a full-time professional artist and illustrator who currently lives and works in Istanbul.

Svetlana Rumak was born in 1969 in Poltava (Ukraine). At 5 years old she moved to Russia with her family.

Svetlana graduated from the Arts Department of the Pedagogical Institute in Russia (2018).

She has been involved in exhibition activities since 1993. From 2009 till 2022 Svetlana Rumak lived in Moscow.

Svetlana Rumak is a member of the National Professional Union of Artists of Russia (International Association of Art) and member of The Moscow Union of Artists "International Art Fond".

She has participated in more than 300 exhibitions in Russia and other countries.

Svetlana has had 11 solo exhibitions in Russia, the Czech Republic, Germany, the United States.

Svetlana has participated in more than 15 international art workshops and symposiums in different countries (Qatar, Turkey, Morocco, Bulgaria, Latvia, India, Azerbaijan, Jordan, Romania).

Svetlana Rumak’s works are in private and public collections in Russia and in more than 30 other countries.

Svetlana has developed more than 15 painting and mixed media techniques and has been giving more than 100 workshops in Russia and other countries since 2013.

Svetlana has illustrated two books by Lewis Carroll for the Publishing House "Arbor" (Moscow): "Alice in Wonderland"(2009), and "Alice Through the Looking Glass" (2011). Both books received praise among collectors and appraisers of limited edition books from different countries and were repeatedly published in Russian.

Since 2018, Svetlana has been a producer and a leading expert in her own international online art school, which has taught more than 15,000 students from more than 40 countries.

SOLO EXHIBITIONS:

2015 Red Bridge Gallery, Vologda, Russia

2011 Svetlana Sazhina Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2011 Arthaus Gezel Gallery, Wetzlar, Germany

2010 Art City Gallery, Prague, Czech Republic

2010 "Dance with me!", Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

2010 LesOreades Gallery, Central House of Artists, Moscow, Russia

2010 Object1 gallery, Moscow, Russia

2007 Fenn Gallery, Woodbury, USA

2004 Art City Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia

2004 exhibition hall of the M. Gorky Museum, Kazan, Russia

1999 Kamil Gallery, Kazan, Russia