Sorin Ilfoveanu

• 1953-1964 attended the Ion Brătianu High School in Pitești, where he was colleague, among others, with Daniel Turcea. • 1964-1970 attended the Bucharest National University of Arts, in the class of master Corneliu Baba, assistant Liviu Lăzărescu, having as colleagues, among others, Mihai Cismaru, Ștefan Câlția, Doina Moisescu Herivan, Sorin Dumitrescu and teachers: Eugen Schileru in art history, Gheorghe Ghițescu in anatomy, and Simion Iuca in engraving. • 1971- he has been a member of the Fine Arts Artists Union of Romania. ==University Activity==

• 1992-1996 he was the head of the painting department at the Bucharest National University of Arts. • 1996-2000 he was Dean of the Faculty of Fine Arts from the Bucharest National University of Arts. • 2004-2006 he was Rector of the Bucharest National University of Arts. == Personal exhibitions==

• 2011 "Drawings 2008-2011", AnnArt Gallery, Bucharest • 2011 Ilfoveanu Painting, Sala Dalles, Bucharest • 2002 Codex Ilfoveanu, Apollo gallery, deINTERESE gallery and U.A.P., Bucharest • 2002 Brukenthal Museum, Sibiu • 2002 Art Museum, Cluj-Napoca • 2001 National Museum of Art of Romania, Bucharest • 2001 M.M.G. Gallery, Tokyo • 1999 Maculata Conceptie/Maculata Conception, with Ştefan Agapian and Adrian Ilfoveanu, Romanian Museum of Literature, Bucharest • 1994 Romanian Cultural Centre, Vienna • 1993 Artexpo gallery, National Theatre, Bucharest • 1988 French Institute, Bucharest • 1987 Marais Gallery, Paris • 1985 National Museum of Art, Bucharest • 1975 Art Museum, Cluj-Napoca • 1968 Art Museum, Pitești == Group exhibitions==

• 2009 Saga Ilfoveanu, (Sorin, Ana-Ruxandra, Adrian, Nicu Ilfoveanu), ArtSociety Gallery, Bucharest • 2009 Mitologie Soggettive, Rocca Paulina, Perugia, Italy • 2010 ZOOMANIA.RO, National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest • 2002 Littman & White Gallery, Portland, Oregon • 2000 Jungersted & Brostrom Gallery, Copenhagen • 1997 Tegnerfobundet Hall, Oslo • 1997 Abu-Dhabi Cultural Foundation, United Arab Emirates • 1997 Art Museum from Sharjah, United Arab Emirates • 1998 Transfiguratii, Mucsarnok, Budapest • 1995 Art museum from Gotteborg, Sweden • 1988 Art Museum from Seoul, South Korea • 1988 Volda Gallery, Norway • 1989 Arnhem Gallery, Holland • 1987 Orizont Gallery, Bucharest • 1986 Cagnes-sur-Mer International Festival, France • 1984 I.M.S. Gallery, Oslo • 1982 Valparaiso Biennial, Chile • 1978 International Art Biennial, Venice, Italy • 1977 Voos-Bergen, Norway • 1969 Astra Gallery Bucharest ==Notes==