Serge Golovach

Sergey Mikhaylovich Golovach (born June 3, 1970 in Birobidzhan in the former U.S.S.R.) is a contemporary artist.[1] He uses body-art, performance art, panoramic photography, photo-films, silk screen printing, animation as well as pod-casting as artistic media. He regularly and actively participates in gallery and art museum exhibitions and projects; and contributes to the artistic concept of several magazines.

In 1986 he graduated from a local art school. In 2001 he graduated from DVAGS in Khabarovsk (Russian Far East), in 2006 obtained DMAN through “Seminar for Young Managers of Cultural Institutions and Museums in the Russian Federation" program in Celle (Germany, Lower Saxony). 2001 moved to Moscow.

Social art

Has authored, and continues to conduct, several social-artistic projects:

Against AIDS:

  • author's project “+” (2007, Moscow, "Fine Art Gallery", II Moscow Biennale of contemporary Art, parallel program)
  • author's project “EYE2EYE. Women Against AIDS” (2008, Moscow, Polytechnic Museum, specially for “AIDS - Regional Public Organization for Information and Communication”, with information support by “Officiel”, “Foto& Video” magazines and “Voice of Russia” (radio)
  • author's project “Stars Against AIDS” (2008, Moscow, Stella Art Foundation, specially for United Nations HIV/AIDS program (UNAIDS)

Against Tuberculosis:

  • author's project “Your Health in Your Hands/Celebrities Against Tuberculosis” (2009, Moscow, Polytechnic Museum, specially for the [Lilly] MDR-TB partnership, fighting medication-resistant tuberculosis, as well as the Russian Red Cross, with information support by “Foto& Video” magazine, “Russian Radio” and “Radio MONTE-CARLO”).

Against Cancer:

  • author's project “Celebrities against Breast Cancer”(2008, Moscow, “Sex and the City” magazine)
  • author's projects “GRüNLinie. Body Diagrams” & “Beauty Will Save The World” - (2009,

Khabarovsk, Far-Eastern Artistic Museum, specially for the Far-Eastern Fashion Theatre)

Collections

Educational institutions

  • Far-Eastern Academy of Public Service (2001)
  • Deutsche Management Akademie Niedersachsen (2006)

Professional Unions

  • Union of Photo Artists, since January 2000
  • International Association ‘Society of Designers’, since March 2001
  • International Federation of Journalists, since August 2001
  • Professional Union of Artists, since May 2003
  • Creative Union of Artists of Russia, since December 2009

Publications in photoalbums and books

  • Nikon Photo Contest International 2000-2001, catalogue Tokio
  • FotoBiennale, catalogue, Moscow 2002
  • K.A.Efimov "Forbidden Themes", "Ganymedes" Tver 2002
  • F.Mondimore "A Natural History of Homosexuality", "U-Faktorya" Ekaterinburg 2002
  • I.S.Kon "The Male Body in Cultural History", "Slovo" Italy 2003
  • "Eurasia", "Blue Iceberg" Paris-Saint-Petersburg 2003
  • Art Klyazma, catalogue, Moscow 2003
  • Gallery on Solyanka, catalogue, Moscow 2004
  • FotoBiennale, catalogue, Moscow 2004
  • DAR, catalogue, Moscow 2005
  • "Fashion and Style in Photography", catalogue, Moscow 2005
  • Malevich. Classic Avant-Garde-8, Almanach. 2005
  • I.Isaev, A. Bartenev "Body-Art : People and Colours", "Niola XXI Century" Moscow 2005
  • "Dead Times and Great Expectations", "Blue Iceberg" Paris-Saint-Petersburg 2005
  • Photo Catalogue "Nude", "ArtCity" Klin 2006
  • FotoBiennale, catalogue, Moscow 2006
  • V. Tarasenko "64 Strategists. Book of Business Mutations", "Genesis" Moscow 2006
  • "Men for Men. Homoerotism and Male Homosexuality in the History of Photography Since 1840". Random House, London, 2007
  • "Stars Against AIDS", catalogue, Moscow 2008
  • FotoBiennale, catalogue, Moscow 2008
  • "Best of Russia - 2008", catalogue, Moscow 2008
  • "Eli Lilly MDR-TB Partnership in Russia", catalogue, Moscow 2008
  • "Fashion and Style in Photography", catalogue, Moscow 2009
  • "Best of Russia - 2009", catalogue, Moscow 2009

Publications in magazines

L`Officiel, GQ, Playboy, Sex and the City, Cosmopolitan, Magia Cosmo, Black Square, Hello!, Menu Magazine, the New Times, Foto & Video, Ом, Good House, Mezonine, Madam Figaro, Otdokhni, PhotoDelo, Dialogue of Arts, SNOB, Domovoy

Publications in newspapers

Kommersant, Vremya Novostey, Nezavisimaya Gazeta, Moskovskiy Komsomolets, Komsomolskaya Pravda, Vecherniaya Moskva, The San Diego Union-Tribune

References

  1. ↑ Chernov, Sergey (15 September 2011). "Gay Rights Festival to Start in St. Pete". Moscow Times. Retrieved 10 October 2011.
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