Luule Kormašova

Born on January 20, 1935 in Tallinn, Estonia

Education
1953-1959 Estonian State Art Institute, ceramics
1981-1987 Estonian State Art Institute, Ceramics Department, lecturer
Free-lance artist
1960 member of the Estonian Artists Association
Takes part in exhibitions since 1956

Selected exhibitions
1958-1994 Annual Applied Art Exhibitions, Tartu; Tallinn, Estonia
Since 1960 several exhibitions introducing Estonian, Baltic and Soviet art abroad
1962 International Ceramics Exhibition. Prague, Poland
1965 International Ceramics Exhibition. Geneva, Switzerland
1967 Exhibition of Six Ceramists. Gallery of the Tallinn Art Hall, Estonia (A. Ivask, L. Kormashova, T. Lass, S. Sõmer, N. Uustalu, M. Valk)
1968 Baltic Ceramics. St. Petersburg, Russia
1969 International Ceramic Art Competition, Faenza, Italy
1971 USSR Ceramics, Vilnius, Lithuania
1973 International Ceramics Exhibition, Gdansk, Poland
1979, 1983, 1988, 1991 I,II,IV,V Baltic Applied Art Triennial, Tallinn, Estonia
1986 IV Applied Art Quadrennial of Socialist Countries, Erfurt, Germany

Solo exhibitions
1976 Estonian Art Museum. Tallinn
1977 Pärnu Museum. Estonia
1978 Kuressaare Castle. Estonia
1989 Museum of Applied Art. Tallinn, Estonia
1990 Kohtla-Järve branch of the Estonian Art Museum. Estonia
1994 Vene Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia (L.Kormashova, N.Kormashov)
1996 Siilinjärvi and Kotka, Finland (L.Kormashova, N.Kormashov) 1997 Bomba Centre, Nurme, Finland (L.Kormashova, N.Kormashov)

Symposia
1971 International Cermics Symposium. Vilnius, Lithuania

Awards
1976 Kristjan Raud Annual Award
1983 II Baltic Applied Art Triennial, Tallinn, a medal
1986 IV Applied Art Quadriennial of Socialist Countries, Erfurt,
Germany, a diploma

Works in collections
Applied Art Museum, Estonia; Tallinn City Museum, Estonia; Tallinn Art Hall, Estonia; Tartu Art Museum, Estonia; Tsaritsino Museum, Moscow, Russia; Russian Art Museum, Moscow, Russia