Agatha Belaya, a graduate of the renowned St. Petersburg Academic Institute of Painting, Sculpture, and Architecture named after Ilya E. Repin, lives and works in St.Petersburg, Russia. In 1999, as a fifth-year mural painting major, Agatha was chosen to join the group of artists painting murals in the newly restored Cathedral of Christ the Savior in Moscow, the cathedral of great symbolic importance for the post-communist Russia. Agatha has received numerous awards at various art exhibitions in Russia and abroad. Most recently, in August 2005, her painting The Morning won the Second All-Russia Competition of Young Artists held by the world-famous Tretyakov Art Gallery in Moscow. Agatha enjoys working with various media, including ceramics, mosaic, stained glass, silk and fine drawings, but her favorite is oil on canvas.

Angels, 2008
Angels, 2008
Oil on canvas, 120x120 cm

May 2011

10th anniversary exhibition "Polyrealism of XXI century".

November 2010

Russian Centre of Science and Culture in Helsinki, Finland

March-April 2010

9th exhibition "Polyrealism of XXI century".

March-April 2010

8th exhibition "Polyrealism of XXI century".

March 2009

4th exhibition "Polyrealism of XXI century".

November 2008

Personal exibition in the Union of Artists.

November 2008

Anniversary exibition of the Saint-Petersburg Union of Artists.

April 2008

Third exhibition "Polyrealism of XXI century".