Grechina, Olga Nikolaevna

Born February 4, 1947 in Kovrov.

In 1972, she graduated from the Moscow State Art Institute named after V.I. Surikov .

In 1974 she was admitted to the Union of Artists of the USSR ^[1] .

After graduation, Grechina Olga worked in etching , engraving , lithography (silk-screen printing) techniques.

From the late 70s to the present, Grechina has been engaged in easel painting. The subject of her paintings: landscapes, still lifes, portraits, architecture, complex multi-figure compositions. One of its pictorial trends will be photorealism ( hyperrealism ) ^[2] .

Grechina Olga is a participant in Russian, All-Union and foreign expositions ^[3] . Her personal exhibitions are held in the largest Moscow galleries - “Mars”, “Panart”, “Intercolor”, “Manege” and others.

In her collection of works, Grechina Olga has the State Tretyakov Gallery, the State Russian Museum (St. Petersburg), the Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics ^[4] , the German National Museum, the Museum of Modern Art (Belgium), and museums in Japan and the USA.

The paintings are in private collections in Russia, USA, England, France, Turkey, Poland and other countries.

• Husband - Geta Sergey
• Daughter - Anna (December 18, 1974)
• Son - Ivan (June 13, 1981)

• In 2007, she was awarded the Order of the Ministry of Culture and Mass Communications of the Russian Federation with the breastplate of the Insignia "For Achievements in Culture " (Order No. 518).
• In 2008, she was awarded the International Academy of Culture and Art with the Silver Order of the II degree “Serving the Art” (order No. 108)

• State Tretyakov Gallery , Moscow
• State Russian Museum , St. Petersburg
• Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics , Moscow, Kaliningrad
• German National Museum , Nuremberg, Germany
• Alpha Cubic Gallery, Japan
• Zigzag Corporation, USA
• Ludwig Museum , Germany
• Reinhold Wurth Museum, Germany
• Crystal Art, Japan.
• Museum of Modern Art, Antwerp, Belgium.
• Collection of Mr. Schlanke, Germany.
• Private collections in Russia, USA, England, France, Turkey, Poland, etc.

• 1972 IX Moscow exhibition of works by young artists. ;
  • All-Union Exhibition of works by young artists
• 1973 All-Union Poster Exhibition, Vilnius.
• 1974 All-Union Prints Exhibition, Minsk.
• 1975. Fifth Republican Exhibition Soviet Russia (exhibition, 1975) , Moscow;
  • Women are artists of Moscow, Moscow.
• 1976 All-Union Exhibition of works by young artists "Youth of the Country", Moscow;
  • VI Biennale of Graphics, Krakow, Poland;
  • Soviet sculpture and graphics, Czechoslovakia.
• 1977. All-Union Art Exhibition dedicated to the 60th anniversary of the Great October Socialist Revolution "On the Leninist Way", Moscow;
  • Exhibition of works of Soviet painting and graphics, Vienna, Austria;
  • International Exhibition of Fine Arts, Belgrade'77, Yugoslavia; VII Biennale of the Baltic Sea countries, Rostock, East Germany.

• 1978 All-Union Exhibition of works by young artists, Minsk;
  • All-Union art exhibition "Young Guard of the Country of Soviets", Moscow.
• 1979 First International Youth Drawing Triennale, Nuremberg, Germany.
• 1981 Exhibition of works by Moscow artists (Exhibition 23x), Central House of Artists, Moscow;
  • Exhibition of young artists, Moscow.
• 1985 Triennial of realistic painting, Bulgaria. Diploma .
• 1986 Biennale of Graphics, Krakow, Poland. First prize ;
  • Figures of culture in the struggle for peace, Manege, Moscow.
• 1990 "Soviet contemporary art", Alpha Cubic Gallery, Tokyo.
• 1990 “Artists of Moscow and Leningrad 1965-1990”, Columbus Museum of Art, Ohio, USA.
• 1992 "XX century Russian art. Vanguard - Glasnost, Nassau Country Museum of Art, USA.
• 1993 Central House of Artists, Moscow (Grechina, Geta, Pobedin, Sherstyuk).
• 1994 - 1995 I and II "Russian collection, the end of the XX century." Gallery M'ars, Moscow.

• 1994 "Crystal Art" Gallery, Osaka, Japan.
• 1996 "Crystal Art" Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
• 1997 "The world of sensual things in paintings", the Pushkin Museum im. A.S. Pushkin.
  • Gallery M'ars, Moscow.
• 1998 Art Salon 98, Moscow.
  • Art Manege 98, Moscow.
• 1999 "Natura" gallery Manege, Moscow.
  • "Tokyo Project", Central House of Artists (Central House of Artists), Moscow.
• 2000. Gallery "Vita-Style", Moscow.
• 2001 “Artists of the DI Circle” (decorative art), Academy of Arts, Moscow.
  • Charity auction "Operation Smile", Moscow.
• 2002 Art Manege, Vert Gallery, Moscow.
  • Charity auction "Operation Smile", Moscow.
  • “Women of Russia and China”, Museum of the Revolution, Beijing, China.
• 2003 Art-Manege 03, gallery "Vert", Moscow.
  • Circle of artists DI (decorative art), Tsereteli Center for Contemporary Art, Moscow.
  • Charity auction "Operation Smile", Moscow.
• 2004 Art Manege 04, Center on Krasnaya Presnya, Manege Gallery, Moscow.
  • Zebra Gallery - Bliss, Moscow.
  • New Manege, Moscow.
  • Charity auction "Operation Smile", Moscow.
• 2007 Gallery "Galileo". Exhibitions "Russian metamarphosis" and "Hyperrealism and its environs." Moscow.
  • IV Biennale of Contemporary Art. Tashkent. Diploma .
• 2008 Central House of Artists. Salon. AIS "Natura" project. Moscow.
• 2009 "Between the Past and the Future." MGVZ "New Manege",
  • "Gallery at Yar." Moscow.
  • "Art Manege", Central Exhibition Hall "Manege".
• 2010. “Hudgraf”, “New Manege” State Exhibition Hall, “Gallery at Yar”. Moscow.
  • "Graduates of the Moscow Art School named after Surikov of the 60s. " CHA. Moscow.
  • "Fragments", GBUK "Museum and Exhibition Association" Capital "," Gallery at Yar ".
• 2011 "Space Expedition", Memorial Museum of Cosmonautics, Moscow.
• 2012 "Without barriers. Russian art 1985-2000.", State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg. ^[5]
  • "City, Faces, Fates", project "Free Artists of St. Petersburg", Exhibition Center of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists.
  • "City, Faces, Fates", project "Free Artists of St. Petersburg", Central House of Artists, Moscow.
• 2013 "Born to fly ... and crawl", State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg.
• 2014-2015 , "Free Artists of St. Petersburg Results 2014" exhibition "Dialogues with the Great", Exhibition Center of the St. Petersburg Union of Artists. ^[6]

• 1973 - Dzintari Creative House, Latvia.
• 1974-1979 - All-Union House of Creativity "Senezh" , Russia.
• 1990 - Columbus , USA .
• 2001 - Cité internationale des arts , Paris , France

• B.V. Weimarn. History of the art of the peoples of the USSR: Art of the peoples of the USSR 1960-1977 / Research Institute of Theory and History of Fine Arts (USSR Academy of Arts). - Fine Arts, 1982. - T. 9, part 1. - S. 79.
• Marina Timofeevna Kuzmina. Young Soviet artists: album / Research Institute of Theory and History of Fine Arts (USSR Academy of Arts). - Fine Arts, 1979. - S. 142. - 173 p.

• Igor Seregin, Central Exhibition Hall "Manege" (Moscow, Russia). Art Manege, 2001 / Central Concert Hall "Manege". - 2001.- S. 54, 70, 114. - 169 p.

• Olga Timofeevna Kozlova. Photorealism XX Century: New Art. Art Gallery / Galart. - 1994. - S. 141. - 140 p.

• University of California Soviet graphics / Soviet artist. - 1983. - S. 169. - 49, 69, 78 p.

• Nikolai Beschastnov. The plot graphics. Textbook for High Schools / Humanitarian Publishing Center Vlados. - 2012 .-- S. 399 .-- 78, 79 p.

• All-Russian Association of Art Critics. On the work of Olga Grechina.
• On the work of Grechina. Art Russia, L. Evtushek
• Udmurt Republican Museum of Fine Arts, Izhevsk. Grechina O.N., Autolithography. Series “Time Ahead!” 1975