Sorin Ilfoveanu

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Sorin Ilfoveanu (born May 23, 1946, in Câmpulung Muscel) is a Romanian painter,[1] designer and university teacher.[2]

University Activity

  • 1992-1996 he was the head of the painting department at the Bucharest National University of Arts.
  • 1996-2000 he was Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts from the Bucharest National University of Arts.
  • 2004-2006 he was Rector of the Bucharest National University of Arts.

Personal exhibitions

  • 2011 "Drawings 2008-2011", AnnArt Gallery, Bucharest[4]
  • 2011 Ilfoveanu Painting, Sala Dalles, Bucharest
  • 2002 Codex Ilfoveanu, Apollo gallery, deINTERESE gallery and U.A.P., Bucharest
  • 2002 Brukenthal Museum, Sibiu
  • 2002 Art Museum, Cluj-Napoca
  • 2001 National Museum of Art of Romania, Bucharest
  • 2001 M.M.G. Gallery, Tokyo
  • 1999 Maculata Conceptie/Maculata Conception, with Ştefan Agapian and Adrian Ilfoveanu, Romanian Museum of Literature, Bucharest[5]
  • 1994 Romanian Cultural Centre, Vienna
  • 1993 Artexpo gallery, National Theatre, Bucharest
  • 1988 French Institute, Bucharest
  • 1987 Marais Gallery, Paris
  • 1985 National Museum of Art, Bucharest[6]
  • 1975 Art Museum, Cluj-Napoca
  • 1968 Art Museum, Pitești

Group exhibitions

  • 2009 Saga Ilfoveanu, (Sorin, Ana-Ruxandra, Adrian, Nicu Ilfoveanu), ArtSociety Gallery, Bucharest
  • 2009 Mitologie Soggettive, Rocca Paulina, Perugia, Italy[7]
  • 2010 ZOOMANIA.RO, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest
  • 2002 Littman & White Gallery, Portland, Oregon
  • 2000 Jungersted & Brostrom Gallery, Copenhagen
  • 1997 Tegnerfobundet Hall, Oslo
  • 1997 Abu-Dhabi Cultural Foundation, United Arab Emirates
  • 1997 Art Museum from Sharjah, United Arab Emirates
  • 1998 Transfiguratii, Mucsarnok, Budapest
  • 1995 Art museum from Gotteborg, Sweden
  • 1988 Art Museum from Seoul, South Korea
  • 1988 Volda Gallery, Norway
  • 1989 Arnhem Gallery, Holland
  • 1987 Orizont Gallery, Bucharest
  • 1986 Cagnes-sur-Mer International Festival, France
  • 1984 I.M.S. Gallery, Oslo
  • 1982 Valparaiso Biennial, Chile
  • 1978 International Art Biennial, Venice, Italy
  • 1977 Voos-Bergen, Norway
  • 1969 Astra Gallery Bucharest

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