For curators and exhibition organizers

Exhibition record and professional credibility

This page is designed for people deciding whether to include Anna's work in an exhibition, gallery program, community art project, or artist presentation.

Why consider the work

  • About 100 solo and group exhibitions, art projects, and symposiums internationally.
  • Museum collection placements in Ukraine and Belarus.
  • Awards and recognitions in Israel, Montenegro, Lithuania, and Romania.
  • Curatorial experience and participation in international art communities.
  • Current North Carolina studio practice with a strong U.S. landscape body of work.
Anna Khodorkovski with artwork in an exhibition setting

Selected awards and recognitions

First Prize, National New Immigrant Student Competition, presented by the Israeli Minister of Culture as a promising artist.
Winning website design tender for the City Without Violence state program.
First Prize, Codex International Art Symposium, Montenegro.
Impressionism Award, Vilnius Colors International Art Symposium, Lithuania.
Art Award in the International Exhibition of Visual Arts Educators, Romania.

Selected media, publications, and exhibitions

SPECTRUM: 20 Years of the Great Aliyah, 2010-2011.
Top 20 Israeli immigrant artists, 25TWENTY, Begin Center Jerusalem and Rishon LeZion Yad Lebanim, 2015.
Art Encyclopedia: The Russian Artists of Israel, 2016.
The Israel Museum, Information Center for Israeli Art.
International projects and symposia in Lithuania, Serbia, Moldova, Romania, Poland, Italy, South Korea, and other countries.
Group exhibitions in Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, Rishon LeZion, Bank Hapoalim, and international art platforms.