His original education was on the field of nuclear physics. He had been preparing for his Doctor of Science thesis, when in 1971, because of political reasons, he quit all his research and became artist/cartoonist. Almost immediately, he started participating in international cartoon competitions and soon became a familiar face on the cartoon world’s horizon. In the early nineties he lived in the United States, then moved back to Moscow, where he became a professor at Moscow State University and chief art director for a group of national magazines and newspapers.
Zlatkovsky is member of the Artist Union of the former USSR and the Russian Federation, the Union of Russian Journalists and the Graphic Artists Union of Moscow. He is currently working on a his Ph.D. thesis about the history of Russian cartooning. He is also the author of a large number of essays about art in general and cartoons in particular.
His one-man shows graced the galleries of Canada, Estonia, France, Italy, Malta, Poland, Russia, Turkey and the United States.
Visit also his website www.zlatkovsky.ru
The exhibition of the most beautiful works of Mikhail Zlatkovsky can be visited in the European Cartoon Centre, every Sunday from 10 – 12 a.m. and 2 – 5 p.m., from September 20th until December 20th. |
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