Solo Art Exhibitions:

Art Expo New York 2008
Clifton municipal gallery, NJ 2007
Art Expo New York 2007
InterArt Gallery, Chelsea, NY 2006
Art Expo New York 2006
InterArt Gallery, Chelsea, NY 2005
Guild of Creative Art, Shrewsbury, NJ 2005
Powys Gallery, Shrewsbury, NJ 2004
Art and Décor Gallery, Atlantic Highlands, NJ 2004
Studio Montclair, Montclair, NJ 2003
Ocean Art Guild, Island Heights, NJ 2003
Artzania Gallery, Tallahassee, FL 2002
Fedulov Gallery, Philadelphia, PA 1997
Brewster Gallery, Baltimore, MD 1996
Gallery of Modern Art, Munich, Germany, 1992
Artist House , Kharkov, Ukraine, 1991

Group Art Exhibitions:

Paradise lost, Williamsburg center, NYC 2008
The Noyes museum of Art.NJ, 2008
Fantasmus, Saeby,Denmark, 2008
Science meets Art, Williamsport, PA, 2007
The Noyes museum of Art, NJ, 2007
Doors of Perception, Interart, Chelsea, NY, 2007
NJ Arts Annual, Noyes Museum, 2007
Mall Galleries, London 2007
H. R. Giger museum Gruyeres Switzeland 2006
Biennale of miniature Poland 2006
Les Decourtenau gallery Belgium 2005
Contemporary Art & Design Gallery, Salt Lake City UT 2005
Arts Guild, Rahway, NJ 2005
Stella Gallery, Paris 2004
C.A.S.E., Jersey City, 2004
Williamsburg Historical and Art Center, NY 2004
Monmouth Museum, Lincroft, NJ 2004
Guild of Creative Art, Shrewsbury, NJ 2003
Triennale Graphics, Kharkov, Ukraine 2003
Clifton Art Center, Clifton NJ 2003
Monmouth Museum, Lincroft NJ 2002, 2003
Monmouth Visual Arts Center, Lincroft, NJ 2002
“Russia to America”, Grant Gallery, Soho, 2002
Chelsea Theatre show and benefit, Chelsea, MA 2002
Monmouth Art Festival, Tinton Falls, NJ 2001-2007
Limner Gallery Midtown New York, NY 2000
ArtYama Gallery Tribeca New York, NY 2000
Art and Art Gallery Brooklyn, NY 1999
Art Expo Javitz Center, NYC 1998
Softline Gallery, Brooklyn, NY 1998
Mt. Kisco, NY 1997
MARS Gallery Moscow, Russia 1994
Exhibition of Encaustics Artist House, Moscow 1991
Artist House Warsaw, Poland 1987
Artist House Poznan, Poland 1986-1987
City Hall, Lille France 1982-1987
Exhibitions in Manege Hall Moscow, Russia 1980 - 1987

For the best art viewing experience, including priced works for sale, see Val Dyshlov’s work in the main gallery

Val Dyshlov was born in Siberia, the land of grand forests heavy with deep snow and
thick-furred brown bears. His passion for art dates back into his childhood when his
parents gave him a watercolor box and color pencils as a present for his fifth birthday.
Val followed his passion and in 1979, he earned an MFA in Graphics from the School
of Art in Kharkov, where he later headed the graphics laboratory and taught drawing.
In 1982, he was accepted into the Artists Union. Since 1995, he lives and works in USA.

A proficient master of many styles, Val Dyshlov celebrates themes and temperaments
of the Old Masters. He expands their vision through the centuries to encompass the
movements and methods of their future. Utilizing classical art forms and images, he
transforms them to build his own world of dazzlingly imaginative plots and characters.

First prize winner in The Artist Magazine’s 2002 contest, Val Dyshlov exhibited in
numerous European cities, including H.R. Giger museum, Switzeland, the Noyes Museum
of Art, NJ, Mall Galleries near Buckingham palace, London, Biennale of Graphics, Poland,
Manege Exhibition Center in Moscow . Other cities include Zimmerly Museum of Art
of Rutgers University, NJ, Chelsea, New York, and Pennsylvania College of Technology.
Many of his artworks are in museums and private collections in Europe, Russia, Canada
and USA.

An art teacher once told Val that all the passions of the universe are hidden in a single
ankle from Return of the Prodigal Son. At the time, he did not fully comprehend this
wisdom, but now every brushstroke offers him an insight into the sense of existence.

For the best art viewing experience, including priced works for sale, see Val Dyshlov’s work in the main gallery