Tanya Preminger

Tanya Preminger, is an Israeli sculptor born in the Soviet Union.

Biography

Tanya earned a Master of Arts (M.A.) degree from the Surikov Academy of Fine Arts, Moscow, Russia. Since 1972 she lives, works and teaches in Israel.

Tanya works in various art media such as sculpture, landscape art, installation and photography. She presented 29 one-person exhibitions in Israel from 1978-2011, including: The Negev Museum, Open Museum Omer, Ramat Gan Museum, Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art, Lutshansky Museum, 'Painters and Sculptors' Association Gallery, Tova Osman Gallery, Jerusalem Artists House, Efrat Gallery.

She has participated in over 90 group exhibitions worldwide.

Participated in over 100 Sculpture Symposiums and Competitions worldwide including: China, Canada, Austria, Greece, France, Italy, Taiwan, Sweden, USA, India, Germany, Finland, Brazil, Spain, Argentina, Japan, Belgium, Italy, Denmark, Turkey, Serbia, Slovakia.

Over 90 of her landscape works and sculptures are presented worldwide.

"Woodhenge". 2007. Wood, iron, gravel. Height 320 Diameter 1100 cm. Furstenfeld, Austria.

"Mater Nostra". 1998. Marble. 100 x 200 x 100 cm. Anatalya, Turkey.

Awards

Year	Award	Competition	Country
2016	Encouragement Prize.	Ministry of Culture.	Israel
2014	Third Place	Sculpture Snow Competition "SculpOLIMP"	Moscow, Russia
2013	First Place	2nd International Sculpture Symposium of Mercosul	Bento Gonçalves,Brazil
2013	Second place	Open competition for snow and ice sculpture "Sculp-OLIMP"	Moscow , Russia
2011	Third Place	Chinese First International Public Sculpture Contest.	China
2011	Special Selection Award.	International Competition for Sea Art Festival	Busan.Korea
2011	First Place	Stone Sculpture Competition "Forma viva".	Slovenia
2010	Winner	" Nashe Otechestvo" Competition	Moskow, Russia.
2010	Third place	International Snow Sculpture Competition	Valloire, France.
2007	Second Place	International Sculpture Competition	"La Piera Musa Agreste", Italy.
2003	First Place	Competition for Sculpture work " Mifal Hapais"	Israel
2003	Excellent Works Selection	International City Sculpture Exhibition	Fuzhou, China.
2001	Sculptors Award	International Stone Sculpture Competition	San-Chung, S. Korea.
1999	First Place	International Stone Sculpture Competition	"Nantopietra" Nanto, Italy.
1998	"Con Salud" Prize	International Biennale Sculpture Competition	Resistencia, Argentina.
1997	First Place	International Stone Sculpture Competition	Fanano, Italy.
1996	Third Place	International Stone Sculpture Competition	Caorle, Italy.
1995	Outstanding Prize	International Stone Sculpture Competition	Hualien, Taiwan.

GRANTS

2013 Grant of “Artist” for Setuchi Trienale, Japan.
2009 Artist Residence grant, Pedvale Open Air Art Museum, Latvia.
2002 Artist-in-residence grant. Houston University, Texas, USA.
1991 Artist-in-residence grant. B.E.M.I.S., Omaha, USA.

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