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About the artist

Miki Belenkov is a mixed-media painter and fiber artist based out of NYC. Their artwork juxtaposes “old” and “new” to explore themes of embodied identity, sustained heritage and identity in a digital culture, intimacy, and the impact of “the onlooker” using a medley of portraiture, digital and reappropriated imagery, and references to domestic life.

 

Miki has a BFA in Textiles from Rhode Island School of Design, a Master’s in Art Therapy from NYU Steinhardt, and additional background in classical figure drawing and computational art.

Exhibitions and Publications

Exhibits

•Unfinished Liberation: Let My People Create at Hadas Gallery in NYC, 2026

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•Open Archways: By the Light of the Same Moon at Bowery Art Collective in NJ, 2025

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•Common Threads, NYU Art Therapy group show at Barney Commons Gallery in NYC, 2025

 

•Rupture and Repair, NYU Art Therapy group show at Rosenberg Gallery in NYC, 2024

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•Art Affect, NYU Art Therapy group show at Barney Commons Gallery in NYC, 2023

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•Rug Burn, RISD textiles thesis showcase at Woods-Gerry Gallery, 2019

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•Textiles Triennial, RISD juried gallery show at Woods-Gerry Gallery, 2018

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•Designing Traditions Biennial V, juried museum show at RISD Museum, 2017—18

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•Experimental Foundation Studies Biennial, RISD juried gallery show at Woods-Gerry Gallery, 2016

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•Creative Mischief, juried gallery show at The National Academy, 2014

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•The National Academy, juried gallery exhibit, 2013​

Publications​​

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•Interview with Bold Journey

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•Open Archways on Hadassah Magazine socials

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•Open Archways in Forward

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•Woman Around Town: A Muslim and Jewish Art Show

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•WSN: Growing and Healing Through Art and Reflection

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•Heermance Art/Gastronomy

       Midseason gazette 2020

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       Issue no. 5

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•2019 Rug Burn | Textiles Senior Exhibition

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•2018 Textiles Department Triennial

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•Designing Traditions Biennial V: 11 Aug 2017 — 14 Jan 2018 at the Risd Museum in Providence, United States​​​​​​​​​​

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