– Speculating on the Future through Art and Science. Photographs. Group exibition in collaboration with Prof. Olga Kisseleva. BOZAR, Brussels, Belgium.
– Wonderful World. Photographs. Group exibition in collaboration with Prof. Olga Kisseleva. FEFU Art Museum, Vladivostok, Russia. Curator: Julia Klimko.
– EDEN. Photographs. Group exibition in collaboration with Prof. Olga Kisseleva. Ars Electronica, Linz, Austria.
– The Human to Come. International Symposium, organised by Le Fresnoy – Studio national des arts contemporains in collaboration with CNRS. The symposium attended by Lilia Chak (artist and researcher, Paris I), Veronique Auberge (CNRS/INSHS), Charles Corval (Sciences Po Paris), Julien De Sanctis (Spoon.ai), Gabriel Dorthe (Universite Catholique de Lille), David Doat (Universite Catholique de Lille), Pierre Antoine Chardel (EHESS), Olga Kisseleva (Paris I), Emeline Gougeon (Paris I), Armen Khatchatourov (Universite Paris Est Marne la Vallee), Anne Simon (CRAL/EHESS), Stephane Breton (CRAL/EHESS), Teresa van Dongen (artist), Korneel Rabaey (Professor, University of Ghent), Mario Cote (UQAM), Veronique Beland (artist), Didier Coueurnelle (Association Française Transhumaniste), Terence Ericson (Association Française Transhumaniste), Elisabeth de Castex (Sciences Po Paris), Dominique Raynie (Sciences Po Paris), Olivier Perriquet (Le Fresnoy - Studio national), Ismael Joffroy Chandoutis (artist), Gregory Chatonsky (artist, ENS Paris), AnneMarie Maes (artist), Joseph Cohen (University College Dublin, Raphael Zagury-Orly (Sciences Po Paris), Nicolas de Warren (Penn State University), Bernard Stiegler, Alain Fleischer…
Joining the Arts and Technologies in Order to Stimulate a new Understanding of the Human (in a renewed dialogue with nature. Reflections on Eden Artech).
The Dendro-art projects of Sorbonne`s Art & Science Laboratory
2019
– Prof. Ilia Rodov, Concluding Remarks: Contemplations in the Desert on Nature, Creation, and Art, article. Art and Biology: The Meeting Point. International Symposium. Negev Museum of Art, Beer-Sheva, Israel.
– Lilia Chak, Between Art and Science, brochure (hebrew) for "Listening To Tress Across The Jordan River" exhibition. Negev Museum of Art, Beer-Sheva, Israel.
– Listening to Trees across the Jordan River. Installations, Videos, Photographs. Prof. Olga Kisseleva`s solo exhibition. Lilia Chak participated in this exibition in her video installations and photographs in frame of her PhD research in Sorbonne.
Negev Museum of Art, Beer-Sheva, Israel. Curator: Dr. Dalia Manor.
– Art and Biology: The Meeting Point. International Symposium, organised by Sorbonne in collaboration with CNRS, with Lilia Chak, Prof. Olga Kisseleva, Dr. Aya Lurie, Dr. Elain Solovey, Dr. Dalia Manor, Prof. Ariel Novoplansky
Prof. Ilia Rodov, Dr. Sue Frumin… Negev Museum of Art, Beer-Sheva, Israel.
The Sorbonne Art & Science Laboratory as a leader of Dendro-art.
Lilia Chak, Zeev Ben Sender – photographer, article (english and russian) for catalogue. Jerusalem, Israel.
– Elena Chumina, Шкатулка, article. St. Petersburg Union of Designers, Russia.
– Ethical Durable Ecology Nature. International symposium, Château de Rentilly – Frac Ile-de France, Paris, France, with Lilia Chak, Olga Kisseleva, Sabrina Issa, Kun Tang, Ingrid Paola Amaro, Nicolas Bralet, François-David Collin…
The Scients of the Ancient World - a Different Reality?.
– Marina Genkina, Marina Schelest, Media Art, catalogue (hebrew and english), Skizze Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Media Art. Installation "Shail and Blue". Group exibition. Skizze Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Curators: Marina Genkina, Marina Schelest.
2015
– Dr. Silke Felber, We and Elfriede Jelinek are on the same morphological plane, article for platform`s book album. University of Vienna, Austria. Lilia Chak and Galina Bleikh are included in the platform for support Elfriede Elinek – writer, laurent Nobel Prize for Literature in 2004.
– Sergei Duzhnikov, Sigmund Freud Recipe, catalogue (russian and english), St. Petersburg Union of Designers, Russia.
– Sigmund Freud Recipe. Photograph. Group exibition. St. Petersburg Union of Designers, Russia. Curator: Sergei Duzhnikov.
since 2015
Doctoral Candidate (PhD). Art & Science Department, Sorbonne, France,
under the supervision of Prof. Olga Kisseleva. Dissertation entitled: "Bio-art: When a Tree Becomes an Artwork. Contemporary Practices".
2014
– Marina Genkina, Marina Schelest, Self Portrait, catalogue (hebrew and english), Festival of Contemporary Art, Skizze Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Self Portrait. C-Print. Group exibition. Festival of Contemporary Art, Skizze Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Curators: Marina Genkina, Marina Schelest.
Alexander Altshuler, album. Photographs for album dedicated to the Russian-Israeli poet Alexander Altshuler (1938–2014), (in progress).
– Marina Genkina, Marina Schelest, Mixed Media, catalogue (hebrew and english), Festival of Contemporary Art, Skizze Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Mixed Media. C-Print with Relief and Painting. Group exibition. Festival of Contemporary Art, Skizze Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Curators: Marina Genkina, Marina Schelest.
– Anatoly Baratynsky, Black Square, catalogue (hebrew and english), Harmony Art Center, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Black Square. C-Print with Relief and Painting. Group exibition. Harmony Art Center, Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Anatoly Baratynsky.
2013
– Lina Goncharsky, Святая террористка с младенцем, или Внимание, Ferror!, article. Culbyt.ru, Israel.
– Katya Tuv, Spectrum, catalogue (hebrew and english), Harmony Art Center, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Spectrum. C-Print with Relief and Painting. Group exibition. Harmony Art Center, Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Katya Tuv.
– Lina Goncharsky, Израильская родня Pussy Riot, фантасты прошлого о 2012-ом и русский дух в Иерусалиме, article. Tarbut.ru, Israel.
– Dr. Alek D. Epstein, Art on the Barricades, article. Artguide.
2011
– Art for Town. Video installation. Group exibition. Dyagilev Boutique Hotel, Tel Aviv, Israel. Curator: Tamar Tadmor. "When I am working with video, I use the effect of the motionless camera. It enables me to concentrate on those moments which, as a rule, remain imperceptible for people in their everyday lives. In the video shot,
the ordinary achieves the dimensions of the monumental. It is interesting to me, since the person, who is unaware of being observed, unexpectedly reveals his essence".
– Basel Selection Artfair. Photograph. Group exibition. Gallery G-77, Basel, Switzerland. Curator: Andrei Mikhailov.
Alla Volodarsky, Наши на Art-Chicago, article. MK.Israel.
20 years of the Great Aliyah. Photographs for the exhibition catalogue (hebrew and english). Jerusalem Municipal Art Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Art Chicago With NEXT. Photograph. Group exibition. Gallery G-77, Chicago, USA. Curator: Andrei Mikhailov.
– Katya Tuv, Spectrum, catalogue (hebrew and english), Harmony Art Center, Jerusalem, Israel.
– Spectrum. C-Print with Relief and Painting. Group exibition. Harmony Art Center, Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Katya Tuv.
2010
– First prize at the art competition (from among 18,000 entries) organized by Cellcom Company for the "Identity Card" Digital art project. Tel Aviv, Israel.
2009
Lilia Chak and Galina Bleikh, Ferror, article (english). Journal of Postcolonial Cultures and Societies ISSN No. 1948-1853.
– FERROR. Installation, C-Print, Video. Solo exibition. Journalist's Center Beit Sokolov, Tel Aviv, Israel. The exhibition was cancelled. Curator: Svietka Rivilis. Lilia Chak and fellow artist Galina Bleikh introduced into the international lexicon a new term – Ferror (Female Terror) – a phenomenon of twentieth –
century acts of terrorism perpetrated by women. The term Ferror was first performed at the sensational exhibibtion that was eventually cancelled. As part of this exhibit, Lilia Chak
introduced a Video Installation entitled Ferror, where in she examined the life of the city in different contexts, identifying and interpreting its hidden meanings.
Grant of Jerusalem Summit for the FERROR exhibition. Jerusalem, Israel.
– Tzipi Ephrat, Eternity of Moments, catalogue, Ephrat gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel.
– Eternity of Moments. C-Print with Relief and Painting. Solo exibition. Ephrat gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel. Curator: Tzipi Ephrat. Art project on the new visual concept of the urban environment.
– ART-TLV biennale. Video installation. Group exibition. Artura gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel. Curator: Doron Polak.
– 1000sq Meter Free-Style. C-Print. Group exibition. The Museum for Digital art, Holon, Israel. Curator: Meir Tati. The "Propaganda" work is my response to advertising, which is part of the phenomenon of propaganda in the modern world. The fields of design and graphics, which are intended to stimulate ever-increasing consumption,
employ the images that have been created by the arts and culture throughout the centuries. Through the popularization and endless replication of familiar images and sounds, advertising destroys the "mystery" of art,
eliminating its subjective impact upon the individual. This may be the reason why contemporary art is branching into new forms and genres, in an attempt to preserve its right to individual impact.
– Tarbut.ru. Digital art. Group exibition. Rosenfield gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel. Curator: Tzachi Rosenfeld.
2008
– Fast Stream of Jerusalem. C-Print with Relief and Painting. Solo exibition. Agrippas 8 Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Galina Bleikh.
– Ancient Future Taste. Solo exibition, performance. Performance on the exhibition "To Each Olive – the Name". Agrippas 8 Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Galina Bleikh.
– To Each Olive – the Name. Installation, Video, Photographs. Solo exibition. Agrippas 8 Gallery, Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Galina Bleikh.
– Reflections. Photographs. Group exibition. City Center Gallery, Ashdod, Israel. Curator: Zehava Cohen.
– Identity Card. C-Print. Group exibition. Ein Hod Central Gallery, Israel. Curator: Nomi Hoss.
– Art Jerusalem. Mixed media. Group exibition. Underground Prisoners museum. Jerusalem, Israel. Curator: Yisrael Goldstein.
– Israeli Portrait. C-Print. Group exibition. Erlich gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel. Curator: Sarah Erlich.
2007
– Psalms in Contemporary Art. Mixed media. Group exibition. Hanita Contemporary Art Museum, Israel. Curator: Yisrael Goldstein.
2006
Lilia Chak, Design of a Beauty Salon, article (russian), "Everything for the Home" magazine. New York, USA.
Lilia Chak, Interior del Mobile in Milan, article (russian). "Vesti" magazine. Tel Aviv, Israel.
2002
Diploma. Course of multimedia by Ministry of Industry and Trade. Jerusalem, Israel.
1998
Diploma. Course of computer graphics. Maale-Adumim College, Israel.
– Zev Birger, Contemporary Judaica, Jerusalem Palace of Nations, Israel. Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Tourism Catalogue (hebrew and english).
– Contemporary Judaica. Design project. Group exibition. Jerusalem Palace of Nations, Israel. Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Tourism Catalogue (hebrew and english). Curator: Zev Birger.
1995
Diploma. Course of art marketing by Ministry of Industry and Trade. Jerusalem, Israel.
1994
– Zev Birger, Contemporary Judaica, Jerusalem Palace of Nations, Israel. Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Tourism Catalogue (hebrew and english).
– Contemporary Judaica. Design project. Group exibition. Jerusalem Palace of Nations, Israel. Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Tourism Catalogue (hebrew and english). Curator: Zev Birger.
1993
Grant of Ministry of Industry and Trade, the Foreign Ministry and the Ministry of Tourism for the "Contemporary Judaica" design project. Jerusalem, Israel.
1992
– Contemporary Judaica. Design project. Group exibition. Globs-Golan studios, Israel.
Diploma. Course of animation. Studio Dudu Shalita, Beit-Shemesh, Israel.
1989
Young Artists of St. Petersburg, catalogue (russian). Union of Artists, St. Petersburg, Russia.
Young Artists of St. Petersburg. Political poster. Group exibition. Union of Artists, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1988
MFA. St. Petersburg State Academy of Art and Industry, St. Petersburg, Russia.
1987
Art residence, the Academy of Arts in Budapest, Hungary.
First prize for "The Best Research Work on Art" by the Russian Ministry of Culture. St. Petersburg, Russia.
1985
Bachelor. St. Petersburg State Academy of Art and Industry, St. Petersburg, Russia.