1942-45

Studies under the direction of P.E. Sokolov (assistant to Kasimir Malevich) and P. Kuznezov of the Stroganov School

1952

Autumn Exhibition of Moscow Artists. Moscow

1956

Nemukhin, Bulatov, Sooster. The Exhibition of Young Moscow Artists, Moscow

1957

Studies at Surikov Institute, Moscow

1958

Member of the Lianosovo Group together with Oscar Rabine, Valentina Kropivnitskaia, Moscow

1964

Nemukhin, Kropivnitskaia, Rabine, Kabakov, Sooster, Yakovlev, Grobman, Plavinsky, Bulatov, Sitnikov, Weisberg, Shteinberg. Apartment of photographer E. Nutowitz, Moscow

1965

The Fielding Collection of Russian Art, Arleigh Gallery, San Francisco

1966

Sixteen Moscow Artists. Nineteenth Festival of Fine Arts, Sopot-Poznan, Stettin, Poland

1967

Fifteen Young Moscow Painters. Galleria il Segno, Rome

Druzhba Club, Chaussée Entuziastov, Moscow

Paintings and Drawings; from the Glezer Collection. Georgian Artists' Union, Tbilisi, USSR

A Survey of Russian Painting, Fifteenth Century to the Present. Gallery of Modern Art, New York

New Paintings from the USSR. Galerie ABC, Maison de la Tour, Saint-Restitut, Drôme, France

1969

Institute of World Economics and International Relations, Moscow

New Moscow School. Galerie Behr, Stuttgart; Galerie Interior, Frankfurt

New Russian School. Galleria Pananti, Florence

1970

New Tendencies in Moscow. Museo Civico de Belle Arti, Lugano, Switzerland

1971

Ten Artists from Moscow. Kulturfond Komene i Samarbejde med Billedkunstnernes Forbund Nicolai, Copenhagen

1972-82

Travels to Poland, Czechoslovakia, Budapest

1973

Moscow Avant-Garde. Galerie Dina Vierny, Paris

1974

First Autumn Open-Air Exhibition. Cheremushki, Moscow

Second Autumn Open-Air Exhibition. (Bulldozer Exhibition), Izmailovsky Park, Moscow

Progressive Tendencies in Moscow 1957-1970. Museum Bochum, West Germany

Eight Painters from Moscow. Musée de Peinture et de Sculpture, Grenoble, France

1975

Twenty Moscow Artists. Bee-Keeping Pavilion of the Exhibition of Economic Achievements, Moscow



Russian Non-Conformist Painters: Glezer Collection. Braunschweig Exhibition Hall, West Berlin The Russian February in Vienna: Glezer Collection. Art Hall Vienna, Austria

Seven from Moscow. Galerie Brandstätter, Vienna

1976

Musée Russe en Exil, Montgeron, France. Inaugural Exhibition

Russian Non-Conformist Artists: Glezer Collection. Exhibition Hall, Konstanz; Städtische Galerie, Saulgau, West Germany

Seven Artists. City Committee of Graphic Artists, Moscow

Russian Contemporary Painters. Palais des Congres, Paris

1977

The New Soviet Art: A Non-Official Prospective. La Biennale di Venezia, Venice

Unofficial Art from the Soviet Union. Institute of Contemporary Arts, London; with the collaboration of the Musée Russe en Exil, Montgeron, France

Russian and Soviet Painting: An Exhibition from the Museums of the USSR. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Fine Arts Museum of San Francisco

1979

Twenty Years of Independent Art from the Soviet Union. Bochum Museum Collection, West Germany; State Museum of Graphic Art, Moscow

Fifteen from Russia. Galerie Virus, Lausanne, Switzerland

Russian Contemporary Art. Galerie Moscou-Petersbourg, Paris

Moscow-Paris. Musée Russe en Exil, Montgeron; Galerie Katia Granoff, Paris, France

1980

Fifteen from Russia. Galerie Moscou-Petersbourg, Paris

The First Biennale of Russian Painters. Centre des Arts et Loisirs du Vesine, France

Biennale of Graphic Arts 1980. Galerie Moscou-Petersbourg, Paris

Exposition of Non-Official Russian Art. Salone Fieristico, Rimini, Italy

Unofficial Soviet Artists. Galerie Hoist Halvorsens Kunsthandel A.S., Oslo

1981

Twenty-Five Years of Soviet Unofficial Art: 1956-1981. Museum of Soviet Unofficial Art in Exile, C.A.S.E., Jersey City

Galerie Virus, Lausanne, Switzerland, Malaya Gruzinskaia, Moscow

1982

Malaya Gruzinskaia, Moscow

1982-83

The Russian Still Life and Portrait. Museum of Soviet Unofficial Art in Exile, C.A.S.E., Jersey City

1983

Unofficial Art from the Soviet Union. Cannon Rotunda and Russell Rotunda, Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.

Portrait, Still Life and Russian Landscape. Musée Russe en Exil, Montgeron, France

Unofficial Art from the Soviet Union. Jewish Community Center, Scranton, PA Malaya Gruzinskaia, Moscow

1984

Moscow-Paris-New York. Galerie Marie-Therese, Paris

Unofficial Russian Art. Meerbuscher Kultursommer, Meerbusch, Germany

University of Nuclear Physics, Moscow. Solo Exhibition

Graphic Arts. Galerie Marie-Therese, Paris

Ten Years Ago. (The Tenth Anniversary of the "Bulldozer Exhibition" in Moscow), Museum of Soviet Unofficial Art in Exile, C.A.S.E., Jersey City; Musée Russe en Exil, Montgeron, France

Russians at Present. Centre Culturel de la Villedieu, France

1985

Seven Russian Painters. Galerie Marie-Therese, Paris

Eight Russian Artists. Profile Gallery, New York

1986

Soviet Art. The New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York

Autumn Exhibition. Malaya Gruzinskaia, Moscow

Nemukhin. Museum of Soviet Unofficial Art in Exile, C.A.S.E., Jersey City. Solo Exhibition

Contemporary Russian Art. Gettysburg College, PA

The Artist and the Present Time. Kashirskoye Chaussee, Moscow

Direct from Moscow. Phyllis Kind Gallery, New York

1987

Retrospective Exhibition of the Works of Moscow Artists: 1957-1987. Hermitage Association, Moscow

The Object. Malaya Gruzinskaia, Moscow

Art of the 1960's and 1970's: Paintings. Belyayevo, Moscow

1989

Vladimir Nemukhin and Vladimir Yankilevsky. Galerie Else Lommel, Leverkusen, Germany; Goldman-Kraft Gallery, Chicago

Contemporary Soviet Art. Dianart Galerie, Zurich

Resist Esthetics. Collection Bar-Gera, East German Culture Center, Cologne

Nemukhin. Galerie Nawrocki, Cologne. Solo Exhibition

1990

In the USSR and Beyond. Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

Towards an Object. Kashirskoye Chaussee Exhibition, Moscow; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

V. Nemukhin. Galerie Clara Maria Sels, Dusseldorf. Solo Exhibition

Three from Russia. Goldman's Art Gallery, Basel, Switzerland

Yakovlev, Yankilevsky, Nemukhin, Shteinberg. Galerie Clara Maria Sels, Dusseldorf

1991

Vladimir Nemukhin. Galerie Siegert, Basel. Solo Exhibition

1992

Lianozovo. Museum Bochum, Germany

Nemukhin, Yankilevsky. Le Monde de l'Arts, Paris

Vladimir Nemukhin. Galerie Editions Simoncini, Luxemburg. Solo

Exhibition New Directions. Jane Vorrhees Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ; Selected from The George Riabov Collection of Russian Art and The Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection of Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union 1956-1986.

1993

Cologne-Moscow. Lutz Teutlof Modern Art, Cologne

Vladimir Nemukhin. Group 2 Gallery, Brussels. Solo Exhibition

Internationale Messe Osteuropaischer Kunst. Art Hamburg, Galerie Bargera

Vladimir Nemukhin. Galerie B. Haasner, Wiesbaden, Germany. Solo Exhibition

Nonconformists-The 2nd Russian Avant-Garde 1955-1988. (Collection of Bar-Gera), Art Hamburg, Germany

1994

Fluchtpunkt Moscow. Ludwig Forum, Aachen, Germany

V. Nemukhin. Casino Knokke, Belgium. Solo Exhibition

Vladimir Nemukhin. Galerie Editions Simoncini, Luxemburg. Solo Exhibition

Art Multiple. Galerie Bargera, Dusseldorf

Russian Avant-Garde: 60 Years. Galerie Clara Maria Sels, Dusseldorf

1995

From Gulag to Glasnost: Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union. (The Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection) Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

The Sculptors. Galerie Editions Simoncini, Luxemburg

Kunst Im Verborgenen. William Hack Museum, Ludwigshaven; Documenta Halle, Kassel, Germany; State Lindenau Museum, Altenburg; Manège Exhibition Hall, Moscow

1996

Nonconformists-The 2nd Russian Avant-Garde 1955-1988. (Collection of Bar-Gera), State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg; State Tretyakov Museum, Moscow; State Art Institute and State Galerie, Frankfurt/Main; Museum Morsbroich, Leverkusen, Germany

1997

Exhibition of the Collection of E. Nutovtch. Museum of Private Collections, Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow

Nonconformists-The 2nd Russian Avant-Garde 1955-1988. (Collection of Bar-Gera), Josef Albers Museum, Quadrat, Bottrop, Germany

1998

From Gulag to Glasnost: Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union. (The Norton and Nancy Dodge Collection) Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

Nonconformists-The 2nd Russian Avant-Garde 1955-1988. (Collection of Bar-Gera), Samara Art Museum, Samara, Russia

Lianozovo. State Tretyakov Museum, Moscow

Second Avant-Garde, Graphic. Dom Natchokina Gallery, Moscow

Forbidden Art: The Postwar Russian Avant-Garde. Pasadena Art Center College of Design Williamson Gallery, Pasadena, CA

1999

Games and Obsessions in Russian Art. State Russian Museum, St. Petersburg



Nonconformist Art from the Soviet Union. Drawings and Graphics, Albertina, Vienna, Austria Vladimir Nemukhin, Paintings and Drawings. Mimi Ferzt Gallery, New York