Alexander Kanevsky (1959 â August 11, 2025) was a Russian-born American painter and sculptor.
Life and career
Alexander Kanevsky approached the figurative arts at a young age, painting and sculpture with a strong expression coinciding with his oncology studies, he painted and sculpted the human body in its forms and sufferings. He identified the intellectual tumors of contemporary society, an example of a writer of mythological and intimate art. He also interpreted his works as an actor, he identified with the characters created for his works of art. International art critics and historians have written about him, such as Vittorio Sgarbi, , Alberto Moioli, and many others, published periodically in various biographical art publications in the sector, which highlight his artistic path which is identified in a personal new Renaissance. Known and cited in recent years also by the historic Italian artistic reality, Cento Pittori via Margutta, and on the art volume '. Kanevsky died on August 11, 2025, at the age of 65.
Museums
International exhibitions
- 2002: Personal exhibition in Russia, at the former Lenin Museum in Krasnoyarsk.
- 2004: Personal exhibition in Nairobi.
- 2005: Personal exhibition in New Delhi.
- 2013: Otto sguardi dâÂÂautore, , Milan.
- 2015: La Forza dellâÂÂImmagine, mostra su Alexander Kanevsky, Monreale.
- 2017: Nuovo Rinascimento, opere recenti di Alexander Kanevsky, Palazzo Ducale, Sabbioneta.
- 2017: Deus sive Natura. Riflessioni spirituali di ecologia umana sulle opere di Alexander Kanevsky, Palazzo Grifoni (San Miniato).
- 2023: Nuovo Rinascimento, , exhibition by Alexander Kanevsky.
- 2024: Otto sguardi d'autore, , Milan.
Bibliography
- , 2013, Alberto Moioli.
- Monograph, Kanevsky, La forza dell'immagine, 2016, EA editions, Palermo.
- Catalogo dellâÂÂArte Moderna n.52, Giovanni Faccenda, âÂÂGli Artisti Italiani dal Primo Novecento ad OggiâÂÂ, Giorgio Mondadori, Milan, 2016, pp. 66âÂÂ380-381.
- , 2016, Alberto Moioli.
- , 2024, Alberto Moioli.
- Monograph, Alexander Kanevsky, Alberto Moioli, 2024, Editions of Italian Modern and Contemporary Art Archives, Rome.
- Alberto Moioli, , Milan, 2025.
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