Resume
Nicu Zeleznicov

Date of birth: May 11, 1944;
Country of origin: Romania;

Education:

  • 1963 – 1968 - “Gh. Asachi” Technical University
  • 1975 – 1977 - Folk Art School, Sculpture Department

Artistic Activity: Important Solo Exhibitions:

  • 2004 - Art Gallery Goethe Zentrum - Iasi, Romania
  • 2002 - Art Gallery - Piatra-Neamt, Romania
  • 1999 - Ille Vilaine French-Romanian Friendship Association - Sibiu, Romania
  • 1999 - Piatra-Neamt Theatre Romania
  • 1999 - Slovak Embassy - Bucharest, Romania
  • 1997 - Art Gallery - Piatra Neamt, Romania

Important Group Exhibitions:

  • 2007 - San Jose Museum of Quilts and Textiles - San Jose, California, USA
  • 2006 - Buisson Arts Centre - Dahlonega, Georgia, USA
  • 2005 - Corvallis Arts Center, Oregon, USA
  • 2005 - March, Atrium Gallery -Ottawa,Nepean City Hall, Canada
  • 2005 - March, Center Point Theatre Ottawa, Canada
  • 2004 - Central Textile Museum - Lodz, Poland
  • 2004 - Art New Media - Warsaw, Poland
  • 2004 - Fine Arts Academy - Warsaw, Poland
  • 2004 - Art Novell Gallery – Minneapolis, USA
  • 2004 - Slova I Obrazu Galery - Warsaw, Poland
  • 2004 - July-August Gallery on the corner Kraszow, Poland
  • 2004 - March-April, Gallery of word and image, Wroclaw, Poland
  • 2003 - Burbank Municipal Gallery, Burbank, California, USA
  • 2003 - Palm Desert Library - Palm Desert, California, USA
  • 2003 - Soundscape Gallery - Santa Rosa, California, USA
  • 2003 - Fortezza da Basso - Florence, Italy
  • 2003 - Visual Art Gallery – Ottawa, Canada
  • 2003 - Kansas City Art Institute, USA
  • 2003 - Pasadena City Hall – Pasadena, USA
  • 2003 - Gallery Gora –Montreal, Canada
  • 2003 - World Fine Art Gallery - New York, USA
  • 2003 - Art Fair – Piatra Neamt, Romania
  • 2003 - September, Visual Art Center ,Ottawa -Orleans, Canada
  • 2003 - May-June, University of Mexico Gallery (Felipe Gutierrez Hall) Gatineau Quebec, Canada
  • 2002 - Bank Titanic – Tg. Neamt, Romania
  • 2001 - Museum of Ethnography - Piatra Neamt, Romania
  • 2000 - “Lascar Vorel” Gallery - Piatra Neamt, Romania
  • 2000 - “Moldocim Gallery” – Bicaz, Romania
  • 1976-1977 - Art Gallery – Iasi, Romania (Sculpture)

National and International Contests:

  • 2005 - The 12th Annual International Exposition "SOFA" – Chicago, USA
  • 2004 - The 10th Internet International Art/Photo contest – Japan
  • 2003 - The 9th Internet International Art/Photo contest – Japan
  • 2002 - Creative Fibre Festival Toupo – New Zeeland
  • 2002 - The 4th Biennale Symposium on Textile Arts “Scythia” – Kherson, Ukraine
  • 2001 - Art National Salon – Bucharest, Romania
  • 2001-2003 - Biennial Exhibition “Lascar Vorel” – Piatra Neamt, Romania
  • 2000-2002 - Moldavian Salon – Chisinau, Republic of Moldavia

Member:

  • Uniunea Fondului Plastic Romania;

Reproductions:

  • Romania newspapers;
  • cover "Creative Fiber" Diary - cover 2003;

Works in Private Collections:

  • Romania;
  • Germany;
  • Sweden;
  • U.S.A.;
  • Canada;
  • Japan.
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About Nicu Zeleznicovu
As a child, I was a big admirer of artists who succeeded, through their art, to give life to wood, stone or canvas. I wanted to experience it myself but the family tradition was stronger than me. So I became an engineer, expressing my creativity by melding metal. Years later my first love claimed its right and I graduated the Folk Art School, the sculpture department.






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Sabin Balasa plastic artist


"Your tapestries are beautiful and certainly look different from what are used to seeing here in New Zeeland. The shapes are wonderful."

Jean McLauchlan, National President Creative Fibre Blenheim, New Zeeland


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Louise Lemieux Berube, Director Montreal Centre for Contemporany Textiles Canada


"Thank you for introdusing us to your beautiful tapestries"

Phillis Shanley, Coordinator "Bryan Memorial Gallery" U.S.A.