masha@mashamorgunova.com
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Masha Morgunova is a multimedia artist based in New York City. After graduating from Earlham College with honors in Painting, Masha continues to make figurative work in a variety of media, including ceramic sculpture, oil painting, and silicone casting. Her works are held in private collections in the US, Italy, Russia, France, and Belgium. She is currently working as an Art Director at Grey State, a non-profit arts organization supporting emerging international artists.
masha@mashamorgunova.com
contact Masha here
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artist residencies
2021 SVA: Contemporary Art Practices, New York, USA
2019 La Macina di San Cresci, Tuscany, Italy
selected group shows
2023
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
2023 Create! Magazine 1st Prize
2022 National Society for Arts and Letters
publications
Create! Magazine | Issue 34 | Cover Artist | curated by Repaint History (online & print)
The Crucible Literary and Art Magazine | 2020 - 2021 | Volume VI (print)
Manifest Exhibition Annual Season 17 Catalogue (print)
The Crucible Literary and Art Magazine | issue 2019 - 2020 | Volume V (print)
The Crucible Literary and Art Magazine | issue 2018-2019 | Volume IV (print)