Sergey Borisov
1947 – born in Moscow
1959 – enters the photo hobby group of the Moscow City House of Pioneers.
- Is expelled from his institute and from the Komsomol for reading “anti-soviet” poems;
- Works as a lightings assistant in a theatre, works in a dining-car;
- Begins to work as a professional photographer.
Since the 1970s actively photographs Russian pop stars and rock groups for posters, and later for album covers. More than 60 of the latter were printed.
After 1976 – member of the photography section of the Moscow United Committee of Graphic Artists in the Malaya Gruzinskaya Street.
1979 – creates his own art studio “Studio 50A”.
Borisov’s works were sold at the London Sothebey’s and Christie’s auctions; they were bough by museums in Zurich, Lozanna, Boston and Moscow.
Museum Collections:
Kunsthaus, Zurich. Switzerland
Musee d’Elisee, Lausanne. Switzerland
MIT-Museum. Cambridge, Ma. USA
Museum University State of Texas. Austin. USA
The Jane Voorhees Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers. USA
The State University of New Jersey. New Brunswick. NJ. USA
Museum d’Arto Russo. Rome. Italy
Museum of exile art. Jerusalem. Israel
Moscow House of Photography. Moscow. Russia
Museum of photographic collections. Moscow. Russia
Museum of Moscow's History. Moscow. Russia
Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art. Moscow. Russia
State Tretyakov Gallery/Contemporary art department. Moscow. Russia