Masha Morgunova is a New York City-based visual artist whose work centers around impermanence, dreams, and womanhood. 

Her works are held in private collections in the US, Italy, Russia, France, and Belgium. 


masha@mashamorgunova.com
contact Masha here


                      
Masha Morgunova is a New York City-based visual artist whose work centers around impermanence, dreams, and womanhood.

Her works are held in private collections in the US, Italy, Russia, France, and Belgium.



masha@mashamorgunova.com
contact Masha here
education

2018 - 2022   Earlham College, Bachelor of Arts, Richmond, IN

2015 - 2017     United World College Dilijan, Dilijan, Armenia



artist residencies

2024    Mineral School, Mineral, WA

             Vermont Studio Center, Johnson, VT

2023   Cuttyhunk Island Artist Residency, Cuttyhunk, MA

2021    SVA: Contemporary Art Practices, New York, NY

2019    La Macina di San Cresci, Tuscany, Italy



selected group exhibitions

2024
              Claudine’s House, Ross+Kramer, New York, NY (forthcoming)

              Future Fair with Harsh Collective, New York, NY

              Conflicting feelings, Prisma Art Prize at Contemporary Cluster, Rome, Italy
            
              Pathways, MAMA Projects, New York, NY
             
              Wish You Were Here: The Second Best Time Is Now, Annual Postcard Show, A.I.R Gallery, Brooklyn, NY
 
              MORE THAN NOW, Moosey Gallery, London, UK

2023    
              Brick by Brick, Ross + Kramer, New York, NY

              A Haunted House, curated by Emily Nola, The Green lodge, Chatham, NY

              Chaos & Order, Gallery MC, New York, NY
               
              April Pin-Up Exhibition, :iiddr gallery, New York, NY

              Immigrant Centuries, A.I.R. Gallery, Brooklyn, NY

              Romantic Radiations, curated by Art Hap, Yard Greenpoint, Brooklyn, NY

              Light, Kehler Liddell Gallery, New Haven, CT

              Color Field: Blue, Dodomu Gallery, virtual

2022 
                Trash, Local Project, Brooklyn, NY

                Object Lounge, Collar Works, Troy, NY

                Five Points Small Works Juried Exhibition, Five Points Gallery, Torrington, CT

                IGNITE,  BAU Gallery, Beacon, NY

                SEMBLANCE, two-person show with Sulay Ranjit, virtual 

                Heat, Center for Visual and Performing Arts, Earlham College, Richmond, IN

                NSAL annual competition, The FAR Center for Contemporary Art, Bloomington, IN

2021

                Final Exhibition, New York Arts Program Space, New York, NY

                Contemporary Practices, Flatiron Project Space, New York, NY

                Rites Of Passage, Manifest Gallery, Cincinnati, Ohio

                Richmond Art Museum Annual Exhibition, Richmond, Indiana

2020

                Richmond Art Museum Annual Exhibition, Richmond, Indiana

                Whitewater Valley Art Competition, IU East, Richmond, Indiana

2017

                Shock of the New, Dilijan Art Museum, Dilijan, Armenia



awards, grants & scholarships

2024            Prisma Art Prize, 2nd Prize Award

2023            Cuttyhunk Residency Scholarship

                      Create! Magazine, 1st Prize Award

2022             Nelda Christ Memorial Award, National Society for Arts and Letters (Indiana chapter)

2015-2017    United World College Scholarship, Dilijan, Armenia



selected press/publications

15 Outstanding Artworks from the May 2025 New York Art Fairs, Artsy Editorial, May 9th, 2025 (online)


‘MORE THAN NOW’: Searching for Psychological Safety Behind a Curtain of Parachutes, Curated by Lisa Boudet
,  written by Mark Westall for FAD Magazine, March 28th, 2024 (online)


Ross + Kramer Goes "Brick by Brick" in New Group Show, Juxtapoz Magazine, Nov. 17, 2023 (online)

Artists Answer Darkness With Light At Kehler Liddell by Juliette Lao, New Haven Arts, Feb. 2023 (online)

Create! Magazine |  Issue 34 |  Cover Artist  |  curated by Repaint History (online & print)

The Crucible Literary and Art Magazine  |   2020 - 2021  |   Volumes IV—VI (print)