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Yuri Kuper

Yuri Kuper (Born 1940) is active/lives in United States, France.  Yuri Kuper is known for Abstract still life painting, installations, assemblage.

Yuri Kuper ( b.1940)

Yuri Kuper was born in 1940 in Moscow, Russia.

From 1957 to 1963, Kuper studied in the Fine Art Department, at , Moscow State Pedagogical Institute.  For a time, Kuper was a book designer, working for the publishing house Young Guard.  In 1967, he became a member of the Artist Union in the USSR.

At thirty-two, Kuper emigrated to Israel.  Soon after, he moved to London.  And then in 1975 to Paris, France.  He was awarded the Scholarship of the Yaddo Artist Colony in Saratoga Springs in 1973.  In 1974, Kuper published a novel in New York, Focus Sacres a Moscou.

Solo Exhibitions
1970 Exhibition of graphic work, Moscow Graphic
1972 Cultural Centre, Jerusalem Andromeda Gallery, Tel Aviv
1973 Kettles Gallery, Cambridge
1974 Lietzow Gallery, Berlin
1978 Herve Odermatt Gallery
1978 FIAC, Grand Palais, Paris
1980 Gallery Lefevre, New York
1981 Haaken Gallery, Oslo
1982 Haaken   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1812 characters.]  Artist bio

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