Press & Exhibitions
A selected summary from Elena Volkova's CV. For the full CV, see the CV link in the site header.
Selected Solo Exhibitions and Features
- In Silver and Soil, a two-person show with Jonna McKone, Connect+Collect Gallery, 2025
- The Me Before The War No Longer Exists: Ukrainian Portraits, Stevenson University, 2024
- Reframing Ukrainian Refugees, written by Laurence Ross, BmoreArt Print Issue #16, 2023
- Anacostia Portraits, HUB_Robson Galleries, Penn State University, 2023
- Meanwhile, The Alchemy of Art, Baltimore, MD, 2023
- Anacostia Portraits, Honfleur Gallery, Washington, DC, 2022
- Liminal Space, Formerly Was Gallery, Washington, DC, 2022
- The Illusion of Free Time, featured in BmoreArt, 2020
- Penumbra, Stevenson University Art Gallery, Baltimore, 2016
Selected Group Exhibitions and Publications
- In Light and Verse, Baltimore, BmoreArt, publication featuring photography and poetry, Published Contributor, 2026
- Flashback: Two Centuries of Baltimore Photography, Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, 2026
- Then, Now, and Tomorrow: CAPP New Acquisitions, Stamp Gallery, College Park, 2026
- My Mother's Closet, Goucher College, Rosenberg Gallery, Baltimore, MD, 2024
- Transmissions, MASB Travel Prize Recipients exhibition, School 33, Baltimore, MD, 2024
- Social Contracts, Current Space, Baltimore, MD, 2024
- Metaphor & Muse, Gallery 1448, Baltimore, MD, 2023
- Let The Right One In, Critical Path Method gallery, Baltimore, MD, 2023
- Dynamic Range, Connect+Collect gallery, Baltimore, MD, 2023
- Art in Embassies, US Embassy, Bratislava, Slovakia, 2023
- Glenstone Museum Feature, BmoreArt Magazine, print issue #14, 2022
- The DOMA Gallery Feature, BmoreArt Magazine, print issue #13, 2022
- ICA Flat Files, Institute of Contemporary Art, Baltimore, MD, 2021
- Picturing Pandemic feature, Johns Hopkins Bulletin of Medicine, 2020
Collections
- University of Maryland College Park, College Park, MD
- Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD
- Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD
- Stevenson University, Baltimore, MD
- Maryland Center for History & Culture, Baltimore, MD