Ivan Razumov was born in 1972 in Moscow, in the family of artists. He graduated from the Art College of the memory of 1905 (1991) and the Surikov’s State Academy of Arts (1995). He is widely known for graphic works, which justify his status of «the sharpest pencil of both capitals». He illustrated the books of Mayakovsky, Pushkin, Pepperstein, Shenderovich, Mazin, as well as scientific and educational literature, collaborated with many magazines. Actively worked with a variety of art groups - the Inspectorate of Medical Hermeneutics, FenSo, the New Academy. Exhibited in the Russian Museum (St. Petersburg, Russia), in the center of Georges Pompidou (Paris, France), in the Stedelijk museum (Amsterdam, the Netherlands). The works are in the collections of the Center Georges Pompidou Center (Paris, France), the Freud Museum of Dreams (St. Petersburg, Russia), Guerlain House Collection (Levallois-Perret, France) and private collections in Russia, Germany, Belgium, Italy, France and the USA.
Selected Works
Exhibitions
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Moscow
Ivan Razumov
Local warmingRegina Gallery presents «Local warming», personal exhibition of Ivan Razumov. In these new series of paintings Razumov represents image of Moscow and Russia. The project treats the way impressions of culture and contemporary life refract and mutate in our dreams, revealing the hidden connections, conflicts, and collisions between mass and individual consciousness.16 May - 16 Jun 2017 Read more -
Moscow
TUTTI FRUTTI
Mikhail Ovcharenko is the new director of Regina. Now, it's his responsibility to take care of and grow the gallery's many fruits, as he encourages...13 Sep - 27 Nov 2016 Read more -
Ivan Razumov
10 Dreams about MoscowSolo show of Ivan Razumov '10 Dreams about Moscow'1 Jul - 5 Aug 2015 Read more
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Moscow
The Team I Can't Live Without
Group Show'The team from our youth, the team we can't live without!' Regina Gallery presents an exhibition featuring some of today's most progressive Russian artists, curated...8 Nov - 6 Dec 2013 Read more -
Artberloga
Pavel Pepperstein, Ivan Razumov
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