Zoja Trofimiuk's Online Portfolio

Born: 1952 Prague, Czech Republic

Education: 1977 Diploma in Fine Art, Academy of Fine Art, Cracow, Poland 1991 Master of Fine Art, RMIT,

Awards: 1999 Print Council of Australia Awards, 1981,1990-Honorary Award at Dante?s Biennale, Ravenna, Italy 1999 2005- HONORARY AWARD, 1.ART BIENNIAL, London 2006-The BEST PRACTICES in ART and CULTURE, The World of ART Award, 2006 RANAMOK Contemporary Glass Award-Finalist

 Exhibitions: 1990- Small Forms, international sculpture exhibition, Castellanza, Italy Hugo gallery, solo exhibition, Canberra 1995 -Sculpture 7, Robin Gibson gallery, Sydney, group exhibition 1996 -Sculpture 8, Robin Gibson gallery, Sydney, group exhibition ,Works on Paper, George gallery, solo exhibition, Melbourne, 1999 Millennium Collection, Adam galleries, solo exhibition, Melbourne 2000 Women on the Move 1910-2000, Adam galleries, group exhibition, Melbourne 2001 Ausglass, International Conference, Melbourne, AXIA MODERN ART, group exhibition, cast glass Australia & New Zealand , Melbourne 2005 ADAM Galleries, solo,  

Represented by:

Adam galleries, Melbourne AXIA MODERN ART, gallery, Melbourne, 

Collections:

German Embassy Ministry of Culture, Prague,  Print Council of Australia , Canson Australia Pty Ltd , Toowoomba Regional Art Gallery, Queensland; Warrnambool Regional Art Gallery,Victoria ; RMIT Art Collection; Smorgon Art Collection ; CRYSTALEX Contemporary Studio Glass Collection,Lemberk Chateau,Czech Republic, private art collections in Australia and overseas.

 Bibliography:

 A Dictionary of Women Artists of Australia by Max Germaine LEXICON of VISUAL ARTISTS (8th Edition, Society for Contemporary Art (SCA) Who is Who in Visual Arts in Australia, Who is Who in the World (Marquis Who?s Who 16th Edition) Outstanding People of the 20th Century, Cambridge, England, 2000 Outstanding Artists and Designers of the 20th Century (Cambridge) Dictionary of International Biography (Thirsty First Edition),2004 Great Women of the 21st Century (2004 Edition, The American Biographical Institute), NEW GLASS REVIEW 28, Czech and Slovak Glass in Exile, Prof Sylva Petrova, exhibition catalogue 2007