Born in 1962 in Almaty. Upon completing Art State Academy named after T. Zhurgenov in 1988, he moved to Karaganda, where he lead an exciting and happy life for ten years. During this time, he took part in international, foreign, all-Soviet Union, and national expositions; he also conducted twenty-three personal exhibitions. During the twenty-five years of active creative life, he created thousands of works in oil painting, graphic design, photography, ceramic sculpture and contemporary art. He published poetry in literary periodical magazines. In 1998-1999 he worked in the USA on a residential program. Participant of the international seminar “Master-class” in the city of Uralsk, Kazakhstan. Member of the Union of Artists of Kazakhstan. Laureate of the national award “TARLAN” in 2003 for “Visual arts”. From the year 2000 he lives and works in his own studio in the Talgar river pass. Locations of Works Art State museum of RK named after A. Kasteev, Almaty, Kazakhstan. Museum of contemporary art, Astana, Kazakhstan. Art museum, Karaganda, Kazakhstan. Art museum named after Nevzoroff, Semipalatinsk, Kazakhstan. Directorate of exhibitions and auctions, Almaty, Kazakhstan. Regional art museum, Samara, Russia. Museum of contemporary art, Moscow, Russia. Art State museum, Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Gallery of contemporary art, Pescara, Italy. Sitka-Center for Art, Otis, OR, USA. “R-gallery”, Jacksonville, FL, USA. “Ular” Gallery, Almaty, Kazakhstan. “Has-Sanat” Gallery, Astana, Kazakhstan. “Tengri-Umai” Gallery, Almaty, Kazakhstan. “Freed Gallery”, Lincoln City, OR, USA. “Eurasia Gallerie”, Brussels, Belgium. As well as in private collections in the countries of Asia, Australia, America and Europe. International Exhibitions “Arts of Kazakhstan”, Bratislava, Slovakia, 1998.

Exhibitions:

Personal exhibition with the staff of “DI” Magazine, Moscow, Russia, 1990.

“Kazakhstan Avant-garde”, Yalta, Ukraine, 1991.

Personal exhibition with “Stars of Ballet” Theater in Manchester, Liverpool, 1991.

Personal exhibition with the ballet performance of Nadiya Pavlova, Nicosia, Cyprus, 1992.

Biennale “Asia-Art”, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 1993.

“Artists of Karaganda”, Radom, Poland, 1993. Biennale “Asia-Art”, Tashkent, Uzbekistan, 1995.

“Art Manage”, Moscow, Russia, 1996.

“Art Manage”, Moscow, Russia, 1997.

“Sitka Invitational”, Forestry center, Portland, OR, USA, 1998.

Personal exhibition, “Atwood Premier Art” Gallery in Portland, OR, USA 1998.

Group exhibition, “Freed-gallery”, Lincoln City, OR, USA, 1998.

Personal exhibition, “Sitka-center for Art”, Otis, OR, USA, 1996.

Group exhibition, “Downey-gallery”, Santa Fe, NM, USA, 1999.

Personal exhibition, “Sous-Terre” Gallery, Lithoyen, Netherlands, 2000.

Personal exhibition, “R-Gallery”, Jacksonville, FL, USA, 2000.

“ART FAIR AUTOTRON”, (AFA), Rosemalen, Netherlands, 2001.

“Sitka Invitational”, Forestry center, Portland, OR, USA, 2002.

Group exhibition, “Eurasia” Gallery, Brussels, Belgium, 2004.

Personal exhibition “Andrei Noda”, “Eurasia” Gallery, Brussels, Belgium, 2004.

“Contemporary art of Kazakhstan”, group exhibition in London, Great Britain, 2004.

Group exhibition of Artists of Kazakhstan, Luxemburg, 2005.

Group exhibition of Artists of Kazakhstan, “Deutsche Bank”, DGE, Cologne, Germany, 2005.

“Contemporary art of Kazakhstan”, “Eurasia” Gallery, European commission building, Brussels, Belgium, 2005.

“Arts of Kazakhstan”, Manage, Moscow, Russia, 2006.

Personal exhibition “Recent paintings”, Eurasia Gallery, Brussels, Belgium, 2006.

“Fine Artists from Kazakhstan”, Museum of Arts of the East, Moscow, Russia, 2006.

Joint exhibition with French artist K. Jackal, Jumeirah Emirates Towers, Dubai, UAE, 2006.

 “Fine Arts of Kazakhstan”, Krakow, Poznan 2007.

Personal exhibition “Modern Paintings”, World Trade Centre, Dubai, UAE, 2007.

“ART Nomad”, Christie’s auction house, London, Great Britain, 2008.

“Artists of Kazakhstan”, Stuttgart, Hannover, Germany, 2008.

Personal exhibition with “DI” Magazine, Moscow, Russia, 2008.

“Fine Arts of Kazakhstan”, “Ernst&Young” Company, Hague, Netherlands, 2009.

“Art Kazakhstan”, Sotheby’s auction house, London, Great Britain, 2009.

Andrei Noda