Mikhailik Tatyana Pavlovna

Works are in the Kostakis Collection in Greece, the Art Museum of Tomsk, the collection of the company Transworld in Belgium, in the collections of Sophie de La Rochefoucauld, Catherine de Audin, Marc Delpin, Marie-Therese and Alexei Pavlenko, Jean-Pierre Carilier in France, Karina Danelian, Vladimir Korolkov, as well as in private collections in Russia, Finland, Germany, Yugoslavia, Poland, Italy, USA, Belgium, and France.

1987 Solo exhibition, House of Scientists, Tomsk; 1987 Group exhibition, Okap Gallery, Turkey; 1988 Today Gallery, Kostakis, Athens; 1989 International Exhibition 'Interart', Poznan, Poland; 1990 'Art of the 20th Century', Basel, Switzerland; 1990 Under the patronage of UNESCO: exhibitions in France—mayor's office in Berck, 'Alternance' gallery in Boulogne, 'Contrast' gallery in Lille, 'Carlie' gallery in Le Touquet, also in Rouen and Abbeville; 1991 Group exhibition in Leda, Belgium; 1991 International Fair in Barcelona, Spain; 1991 'Art of the 20th Century', Basel, Switzerland; 1991 International Fair, Grand Palais, Paris; 1992 Solo exhibition, House of Artists on Kuznetsky Most, Moscow; 1992 International Fair, Frankfurt, Germany; 1992 'Art of the 20th Century', Basel, Switzerland; 1992 'Artists of Russia, Latvia, Lithuania', EU Cultural Center 'Strombeek', Brussels, Belgium; 1993 Solo exhibition, Kreditbank, Antwerp, Belgium; 1993 Group exhibition, 'ABCe' Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium; 1994 Solo exhibition, Bensheim, Germany; 1994 Solo exhibition, Central House of Artists, Moscow; 1994 Solo exhibition, House of Friendship on New Arbat, Moscow; 1994 Solo exhibition, Exlibris Museum, Moscow; 1994 Exhibition of Russian artists in Oman under the auspices of the Russian Embassy; 1995 Solo exhibition, 'Euroart' Gallery, Moscow; 1995 Solo exhibition 'Renaissance in September', Erfurt, Germany; 1995 'Courteous Mannerism', Central House of Artists, Moscow; 1995 'Maestro', Central House of Artists, Moscow; 1995 Exhibition of Moscow Artists, Sternberg, Munich; 1996 Solo exhibition, Exlibris Museum, Moscow.

…The plots of Tatyana Mikhailik are inspired by poetry, ancient and medieval literature and music. They predominate in her work, one of the key elements of which is the synthesis of visual and poetic images. Visual perception does not stop at the surface of the paintings, it is drawn into the depths of the canvases, charging thought with cosmic energy and emotion. Even in the blurred landscapes, organically interwoven into the action, the presence of the human soul is sensed, convincingly and assuredly…
Ilaria Costandi-Silandieri, art historian of the creative association 'STO'

Catalog 'Tatyana Mikhailik', published by August Borg, 1994.