Alexei Gordin (b. 1989) is known for his ironic works exploring the absurdity and insecurity of an artistic career. His practice is grounded in self-irony, critique of the art system, and reflections on the life of an artist under today’s social and economic conditions.
Alexei studied painting in Estonian Art Academy (BA) and University of the Arts, Helsinki (MFA).
Artist’s works are part of several international collections, including:
KUMU (Tallinn, Estonia), KIASMA Museum of Contemporary Art (Helsinki, Finland), TARTMUS (Tartu, Estonia), ZUZEUM (Riga, Latvia), POCO Museum of Pop Art (Tallinn, Estonia), National Gallery of Lithuania (Vilnius, Lithuania).
Photo: Andreas Baudisch
2017
Art is not just Fun anymore. Tartu Artists House Gallery, Tartu
2015
Forever not Ready. Draakoni Gallery, Tallinn.
2014
Artist collecting bottles. Y Gallery, Tartu.
March 1989 – August 2014. Tallinn City Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia.
2013
Between the past and the cosmos. Aatrium gallery. Tallinn.
No Money To Rent a Gallery. Telliskivi, Black hall. Tallinn.
2012
No More Hope For Lovely Creatures. Kultuurikatel garden, Tallinn.
2011
Art Is So Gay. Parikaste house, Tallinn.
Correction Work. Pärnu city gallery. Pärnu.