About
Natalia Koren Kropf is a contemporary artist, based in New York, specializing in drawing, painting, work on paper, printmaking, and sculpture. Born and raised in St.Petersburg, Russia, Natalia received a solid classical foundation, which allows her to explore many ways of expression. Inspired by nature, music, and science, depicting movement and light remain recurring themes in her artworks, which she refers to as visual poems.
Notable exhibitions include New York University East Galleries, Parsons School of Design Gallery, NYC; International Print Center of New York, Center for Contemporary Printmaking, CT; RAVE MIAMI Art Fair, Silvermine Artists Guild, CT; Monotype of New England, MA; Lynn Art Museum, MA; Arts Club of Washington DC; Strathmore Mansion, MD; New York Public Library, Art Students League of New York, Awagami Factory, Inbe, Japan; Kreuzeskirche Gallery, Essen, Germany, Modern Art Museum ARTMUZA, St.Petersburg, Russia.
Natalia Koren Kropf’s work is in international private collections. Natalia enjoys teaching community Art workshops at the New York Public Library. Natalia Koren Kropf is a member of the National Association of Women Artists, where she is currently serving as a President. She also is a member of the Art Students League of New York, Monotype Guild of New England, and American Pushkin Society Artists Guild.
Downloads
Selected Exhibitions ( PDF )
Curriculum Vitae
Education
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School of Visual Arts
New York City
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Parsons School of Design
New York City
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Art Students League
New York City
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National Academy of Fine Arts
St.Petersburg, Russia
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Classical Lyceum of Fine Arts
St.Petersburg, Russia
Collection
Work is represented in private collections of Germany, Austria, Czech Republic, Greece, Cyprus, Finland, Russia, Japan, Lesotho, Argentina, and the United States.
Awards
2019 Celia Kaufman Memorial
Award For Innovative Ceramic Sculpture
2016 Jean M. Leeman
Award for Printmaking
2014 Esther C. Gayner Memorial
Award for Printmaking
2018 NAWA Certificate of Excellence
Award in Photography