Exhibitions

Marat Dus has showcased his unique artistic vision in both solo and group exhibitions, earning recognition for his distinctive approach. His solo exhibitions highlight his ability to create immersive experiences through abstract, impressionist, and realist canvas paintings. Marat Dus has also participated in various group exhibitions, collaborating with fellow artists to explore diverse artistic expressions and themes. His work has been featured in galleries and cultural spaces, capturing the attention of art enthusiasts, collectors, and curators.

 Solo Exhibitions 

1998  Personal exhibition – Matusevich’s gallery. Tel-Aviv, Israel.
1997  Exhibition of private collection. Strasbourg, France.

Selected Group Exhibitions
2009  “Closer to the sun”. Jerusalem, Israel.
2000  Annual Israeli Wine Festival. Rishon le Zion, Israel.
1996  “Eurasia,” state museum of Arts. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1993-95  Several home exhibitions. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1992  “Reverse Side of Pictures ” – the “Green Triangle” art group. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1991  Exhibition calling against nuclear trials in cooperation with rock musicians of St. Petersburg Rock Club & Moscow band
“Nevada – Semipalatinsk.” Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1990  “The Green Triangle.” Exhibition at Voznesensky Cathedral Square. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1990  The “Green Triangle.” Architect’s Union. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1990  The “Green Triangle.” “Rukhani” rock club. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1989  The “Green Triangle.” “Perekrestok” exhibition. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.
1989  The “Green Triangle.” Museum of Book. Alma Ata, Kazakhstan.

Private collections
USA, France, Germany, Italy, Israel, Kazakhstan, Russia, Korea, and Turkey.

Projects
2002-2004  Cooperaton with “Mihlala le Minhal” with regards to wall paintings in high schools in Or Ehuda and other locations as well. Israel.
1998-2002  Cooperation with “Taldor Group” with regards to wall painting projects in a selection of schools all across Israel.
During his working hours, Marat tried to evoke an interest towards art in students.