Krasnaya Anna Anna Krasnaya is a St. Petersburg artist. Anna was born in 1984. In 2006, she graduated from the Herzen State Pedagogical University, Faculty of Fine Arts, specializing in painting.
Anna is of the opinion that the realistic content has nothing to do with naturalism. It is not just a superficial reflection of reality, but rather an analysis of what is seen.
Nevertheless, most of her works tell stories in a concise and succinct plot that does not always have a clear resolution. Anna depicts basic human states that are both simple and complex themes: love, interaction, loneliness, isolation, work, rest.
Anna Krasnaya's works are in private collections in Russia, France, Sweden, Latvia, Guatemala, Montenegro, Serbia, Italy and Germany.

Personal exhibitions:
2017 - A city becomes a world when you love one who lives in it, Metropolis Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia
2017 - Project Erarta and Maxidom "Repair with Art": installation "Book of Water" and performance-installation "Pink Cake", Maxidom, St. Petersburg, Russia.
2016 - Uncomplicated Things, New exhibition hall of the State Museum of City Sculpture, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2016 - Corporeality, FoSSart Gallery, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2016 - WaterLine, ArtMuse creative cluster, Artist's studio gallery, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2009 - Play, Di Di Gallery, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2009 - Two Sides, Tronny Zal Gallery, Saint Petersburg, Russia

Selected group exhibitions:
2023 - Magic Tent, Beriozka Cultural Center and Gallery, St. Petersburg, Russia.
2023 - Forest Secrets. Three authors, City Exhibition Hall, Petrozavodsk, Russia.

2022 - Canvas. Oil. Round, Arts Square Gallery, St Petersburg, Russia

2022 - Dreams of Russia", Novgorod Centre for Contemporary Art, Veliky Novgorod, Russia
2021 - KOS20MOS21, Media Center of Zaryadye Park, Moscow, Russia.
2021 - SOVRISK #napotok8, Underground Museum of Zaryadye Park, Moscow, Russia
2021 - Dreams of Russia, Exhibition Hall of the Hermitage Museum Branch , Vyborg, Russia
2019 - Fairytale Worlds, Museum Complex in Razliv , Sestroretsk, Russia
2019 - Artworkshop XXI by TSHR project "The Nature of Binarity": ArtplaySPb, St. Petersburg; Kaliningrad Museum of Fine Arts, Kaliningrad; Museum of Actual Realism, Togliatti; Stavropol Territorial Museum of Fine Arts, Stavropol; Nagornaya Gallery and Gallery Na Kashirka, Moscow, Russia
2018 - Sport is Youth, Erarta Museum of Modern Art, St. Petersburg, Russia
2018 - Actual Russia. Playing Classics: All-Russian Museum of Decorative, Applied and Folk Art, Moscow; Saratov State Art Museum named after A.N. Radishchev, Saratov, Russia. A.N. Radishchev, Saratov, Russia; Nesterov Bashkir State Art Museum, Ufa, Russia; Don State Public Library, Rostov-on-Don, Russia; Ilya Mashkov Museum of Fine Arts, Volgograd, Russia;
2018 - House/Street, K35 Art Gallery, Moscow, Russia

2017 - 100 Years of Solitude, Erarta Museum of Contemporary Art, St. Petersburg, Russia
2017 - Come Home, IRRI, Moscow, Russia
2017 - Artgeschoss 2017, der Markstraße 7, Salzgitter-Bad, Germany
2016 - Private Life. Erarta Museum, SPb, Contemporary Art Gallery Sterkh, Surgut, Russia
2016 - Biowoman Reproduction, Santa Fe Gallery, Owen Sound, Canada
2015 - Post scriptum 100+8, One Month Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2015 - STARTinART`15, K35 Gallery, Moscow, Russia
2012 - Three Woman/Art Since Perestroika. Featuring work by ANNA KRASNAYA,
2010 PETERSBURG '10, CEHUSE MANEZ, Saint Petersburg, Russia
2009 - Women in Actual Art. About Time and Myself", New Exhibition Hall of State Museum of City Sculpture, St Petersburg, Russia
2008 - PETERSBURG '08, Central Exhibition Hall Manezh, St Petersburg, Russia

Art Fairs:
2019 - 7th Annual Art Fair at Sevkabel Port, St. Petersburg, Russia
2017 - Affordable Art Fair Hong Kong 2017, Hong Kong, China

Art Residencies:
2019 - Art Residency at collector Milos Mandic's Kolut Mandic, Kolut,Serbia
2016 - Castello Di Boca, Kotor, Stoliv, Montenegro from the International Foundation for Cultural Heritage
2015 - Castello Di Boca, Kotor, Stoliv, Montenegro from the International Cultural Heritage Foundation