Biography of the artist
BONDARENKO NINA PETRIVNA
Was born on March 27, 1941 in Kyiv.
1956 - 1961 - studied at the Kyiv School of Applied Arts (now the Kyiv State Institute of Decorative and Applied Arts and Design named after M. Boychuk), Department of Art Textiles, specialty - artistic weaving. Teachers: I. Sibibert, V. Sadov, S. Nechiporenko, N. Vovk, P. Glushchenko, E. Svyatsky, A. Kazantsev, N. Tanasheva. Specialty - artistic textiles.
Since 1970 he has been a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.
1961-1996 - works in the field of decorative and applied arts (artistic textiles) at Darnytsya Silk Factory, a leading specialist artist industrial artistic textiles of artificial silk. Creates more than 500 drawings of industrial artistic textiles of artificial silk for serial and mass reproduction. Every year from one to three million meters of fabrics are decorated with very complex original drawings.
1965-1970 - develops the national exhibition art textile of Ukraine. Since 1963, fabrics and drawings have been exhibited at many All-Union and international exhibitions, awarded medals and diplomas.
1984 - 1990 - works on the revival of the ancient tradition of national Ukrainian beating and develops the theme "Modernity - National Ukrainian beating". Creates more than 50 new samples of ornaments of the Ukrainian woodblock printing, for products of the enterprises of art fund of the Ukraine.
Woodblock printing - printing by hand from a wooden board on canvas with oil paints. The woodblock printing ornament was widely used in the life of the Ukrainian people in the 18th - 19th centuries.
1985-1990 - works in the field of monumental and decorative art, design interiors of public buildings in the technique of batik.
1991 -became the beginning of a new stage of creativity. 30 years later, the love for artistic fabric unpredictably turned into a love for painting on canvas. The main direction of her work is plein air painting of landscapes and still lifes of the Crimea.
1995, 2000, 2001, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 - during his travels to the USA he created a collection of paintings "Atlantic Ocean".
Since 2004 is a regular participant in international art open airs (Ukraine, Lithuania, Poland, Tunisia, Slovakia, Armenia).
2014-2021 - according to memories, created a series of paintings "Spring in the Crimea".
He signs his paintings on the reverse side with three surnames:
Nina Bondarenko, Muzychenko, Munenko.
Since 1963 she has taken part in more than 150 collective art exhibitions.
The artist's works are mentioned in more than 100 publications.
Personal exhibitions
1994 Sasak Gallery Design Center Plaza Building. Personal exhibition of paintings and batik. Seattle, USA.
1994 Sasak Gallery Art Buyer's Caravan, Washington Stat Convention and Trade Center. Personal exhibition "Kyiv Collection". Batik, silk. Seattle, USA.
1994 Sasak Gallery Personal exhibition of batik. Vancouver, Canada.
2003 Pink Brige Art Gallery exhibition of the Bondarenko family. Philadelphia, USA.
2004 Exhibition of paintings "Light of the Heart" in the framework of the project "MARINA-2004", dedicated to the 210th anniversary of the city of Odessa and the Odessa sea trade port. Marine Art Gallery.
2005 Family exhibition of the Bondarenko family "I + N + L" National Museum of Ukrainian Folk Decorative Art, Kyiv.
2008 Exhibition of paintings "Eyes of the Heart". "Cultural Center of Ukraine in Moscow", Russia.
2010 Exhibition of paintings "Sunny Way" NSHU, Zaporozhye, Ukraine
2011 Painting Exhibition "Reflection of the Ray" National Union of Artists of Ukraine, Kyiv
2012 Painting Exhibition "Way from the Hem" Museum of Contemporary Art of Ukraine, Kyiv
2013 Exhibition of the Bondarenko family "Through time". Ukraine, Sumy, KU "AP" Sumy "of Sumy city council.
2016 Artexpo NEW YORK. Painting.
2016 Exhibition of paintings "Ray in the interior". National Museum "Kyiv Art Gallery" Art Center "Chocolate House", Kyiv
2016 Exhibition of works "Unbridled element. After all, in nature there is an invisible noise, the mystery grows, waiting for flowering. "National Historical and Cultural Reserve" Kachanivka ". Directorate of Art Exhibitions of Ukraine.
2016 Exhibition of ornaments, artistic textiles, paintings "Crescendo". Sophia of Kyiv National Reserve. Directorate of Art Exhibitions of Ukraine.
2018 Exhibition of paintings "Enlightenment". Art exhibition halls of Energodar City Council. Directorate of Art Exhibitions of Ukraine.
2020 Exhibition of paintings "Picturesque Paradises". Dnipropetrovsk Philharmonic named after L. B. Kogan. Directorate of Art Exhibitions of Ukraine.
2021, March 19-31 Jubilee exhibition of paintings to the 80th anniversary of the birth and 60th anniversary of creative activity "Spring in the Crimea. Crimea-Ukraine 2014-2021 (from memories) »National Museum« Kyiv Art Gallery «Chocolate House Art Center», Kyiv
LOCATION OF WORKS
1. Museum of Ukrainian folk decorative art. m. Kyiv.
2. Vinnytsia Art Museum. Vinnytsia.
3. Stakhanov Historical and Art Museum. Luhansk region
4. Boryspil Museum of History and Local Lore. Kyiv region
5. Fastiv Museum of Local Lore. Kyiv region
6. Chyhyryn Historical and Cultural Reserve. Cherkasy region
7. Chernihiv Art Museum.
8. Nizhyn Museum of Local Lore. Chernihiv region
9. Ostroh Historical and Cultural Reserve. Rivne region
10. Sevastopol Art Museum. Crimea.
11. Foundation of the Union of Artists of the Russian Federation, Moscow.
12. Yagotyn Historical Museum. Kyiv region
13 Literary-memorial building-museum of M. Zankovetska. m. Kyiv.
14 Directorate of Exhibitions of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. m. Kyiv.
15. Lavra Gallery. Kyiv City State Administration. m. Kyiv.
16. Directorate of Art Exhibitions of Ukraine. m. Kyiv.
17. Triptych Gallery. m. Kyiv.
18. Art gallery of the local lore museum of Yasenya village, Rakhiv district, Zakarpattia region.
19. Zaporizhia Regional Art Museum.
20. Southern Hermitage Gallery, Sevastopol.
21. Kherson Art Museum. AA Shovkunenko.
22. Museum of Contemporary Art of Ukraine. m. Kyiv.
23. Kmytiv Museum of Fine Arts. J. D. Bukhanchuk. Ukraine, Kmytiv.
24. House Museum of AP Chekhov in the city of Sumy. Ukraine.
25. Taras Shevchenko Museum. Toronto, Canada.