Chronology
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1979
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Born, Moscow, Russia
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1990
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Moved with family to the United States.
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2000
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Went back to Russia to photograph for the first time.
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2005
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Spent most of the year traveling and photographing in Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, and Georgia.
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Awards
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2004
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2nd Place, Photographic Imaging Education Association
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2004
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Mortimer-Hays Brandeis Traveling Fellowship
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2001
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Jessup Prize- Wesleyan University,
Middletown, CT
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2001
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Grand Prize - Leica/Jim Marshall Scholarship,
San Francisco, CA
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Solo Exhibitions
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2006
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Remains,
Elder Gallery,
Lincoln, NE
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2006
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Remains,
Bronte Gallery,
Beacon, NY
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Group Exhibitions
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2006
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Re-Viewed,
Alva Gallery,
New London, CT
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2006
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Disaster!,
Zilkha Gallery,
Middletown, CT
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2006
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Hey Hotshot,
Jen Bekman Gallery,
New York, NY
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2002
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Defiance,
Brecht Forum,
New York, NY
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2002
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Street Smart,
Fish Tank Gallery,
Brooklyn, NY
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Collections
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Davison Art Center, Middletown, CT
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Bibliography
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6x6.
Sasha Rudensky. SOCIETY OF PHOTOGRAPHERS, Johannesburg, 2008
(photo-eye Cat# ZD343)
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Education
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1997 - 2001
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Wesleyan University, BA in Studio Art and Russian Studies
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2006 - 2008
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Yale University, MFA in Photography
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Studied with Tod Papageorge, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, and Collier Schorr
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