History of our exhibitions

Our works have regularly been exhibited in museums and galleries around the world. Each exhibition is an opportunity to introduce viewers to Northern culture and our traditional art.

Viktor Iadne — Exhibitions and Achievements
1999–2000: Early Career and Regional Exhibitions

1999 — IV District Folklore Festival of the Peoples of the North, participation in the decorative arts exhibition “My Home — Yamal”, Yamal.

2000 — “Northern Civilization on the Threshold of the 21st Century: Mythology, Life, and Culture”, All-Russian Congress “Indigenous Peoples of Russia on the Threshold of the 21st Century”, Moscow.

2000 — All-Russian Exhibition “Bone Carving Art of Russia at the Turn of the Century”, Tyumen.

2000 — “Yamal at the Turn of the Century”, dedicated to the 70th anniversary of Yamal-Nenets AO, Federation Council, Moscow.

2000 — International Crafts Festival of Finno-Ugric Peoples “Yugra–2000”, Khanty-Mansiysk.

2000 — District Art Competition “Yamal Souvenir”, Yamal.

2000 — All-Russian Art Exhibition “Spirituality, Tradition, Unity”, Moscow.

2001–2005: Growing Recognition

2001 — “Reindeer Herding of Yamal”, Salekhard (II Congress of Reindeer Herders of Russia).

2001 — VI Exhibition-Fair “Regions of Russia–2001”, VDNH, Moscow.

2001 — Exhibition dedicated to the Oil and Gas Congress “Jitodzhik–2001” Japan.

2002 — I Interregional Festival of Decorative and Applied Arts “Zarni Kiyas”, Syktyvkar.

2002 — International Crafts Festival of Finno-Ugric Peoples “Yugra–2002”, Khanty-Mansiysk–Salekhard.

2002 — “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2002 — “Images of the North”, Days of Finno-Ugric Culture, Salekhard.

2003 — Interregional Exhibition of Russian Bone Carvers “Inspiration from Ancient Sources”, Salekhard.

2003 — First Regional Exhibition of Yamal Artists “Art Yamal”, Salekhard.

2005 — District Exhibition “Yamal Souvenir”, Salekhard.

2006–2010: Regional and International Exposure

2006 — Regional Exhibition “Ural Master”, All-Ural Folk Art Festival “The Ural is Rich in Talents”, Kurgan.

2007 — Solo Exhibition “Living Archaic of the North”, Tyumen.

2008 — “One Land – Contemporary and Applied Art of the Northern Peoples”, Gallen-Kallela Museum, Espoo, Finland.

2010 — V Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2011–2015: National Recognition and Awards

2011 — VI International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North”, Moscow.

2011 — V District Exhibition of Contemporary Art “Art Yamal”, Salekhard.

2011 — Laureate of the “Best Work of Folk Art”, Moscow.

2011 — Interregional Exhibition-Fair “Cold Weapons: Traditions and Modernity”, Salekhard.

2012 — VI Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2012 — Exhibition of Decorative and Applied Arts “Mythical Heroes”, Noyabrsk.

2013 — VI District Exhibition of Contemporary Art “Art Yamal”, Salekhard.

2014 — VII Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2014 — District Competition-Exhibition “Yamal Souvenir”, Salekhard.

2015 — International Exhibition “Circum-Arctic Art Show”, Reykjavik, Iceland.

2015 — III Place in the category “Hunting. Traditions and Modernity”, XIX All-Russian Crafts Fair “LADYA. Winter Tale–2015”, Moscow.

2016–2020: International Recognition and Laurels

2016 — International Forum “Circum-Arctic”, Reykjavik, Iceland.

2016 — III Degree Laureate of the Bone Carving Art Contest “The Mammoth as a Symbol of the Arctic”, Salekhard.

2016 — VIII Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2016 — Festival of Northern Crafts “Soul of the Tundra”, Salekhard.

2017 — I Prize in the category “Artistic Bone and Antler Carving and Engraving”, Moscow.

2017 — XII International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North”, Moscow.

2017 — Regional Reporting Exhibition of the Russian Artists’ Union (Yamal branch), Salekhard.

2017 — Exhibition-Fair “Ivan da Marya”, Yekaterinburg.

2017 — “Arctic Fine Arts”, Vienna, Austria.

2018 — VIII District Exhibition of Contemporary Art “Art Yamal”, Salekhard.

2018 — I All-Russian Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2018 — Anniversary Exhibition of the Yamal-Nenets Branch of the Russian Artists’ Union, Salekhard.

2019 — Photo Exhibition “Yamal. Traditions. Mastery”, organized by the Yadne family.

2019 — International Cultural Project “Talents of the Arctic. Children”, Moscow & Anapa.

2019 — VII Festival of Bone Carving Art of the Peoples of Russia “Tale on the Mammoth Tusk”, 1st Place in “Fusion Piece”, Yakutsk.

2019 — Exhibition of the Yamal Branch of the Russian Artists’ Union, Salekhard.

2020 — Solo Exhibition “Yamal. Traditions. Mastery”, Salekhard.

2020 — 1st Place, “Bone and Antler Handicrafts”, V International Exhibition-Fair, Murmansk.

2020 — XIV International Youth Scientific Readings named after S.P. Korolyov, Moscow–Troitsk.

2021–Present: Solo Shows and International Projects

2021 — Laureate of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Okrug Award.

2021 — Solo Exhibition “Northern Legends of the Mammoth”, Salekhard.

2021 — Festival of Indigenous Art “Inspiration of the Arctic”, St. Petersburg.

2022 — Exhibition “Unique Russia”, Moscow.

2022 — Russian Art Week, Moscow.

2022 — Jury Member at the Exhibition “Soul of the Tundra”, Salekhard.

2023 - Exhibition 'Voices from the Arctic' Konstmuseet i Norr (Art Museum in the North), Kiruna, Sweden

2023 - 'Sedna. Myth and Change in the Arctic' North American Native Museum (NONAM), Zurich, Switzerland

2024–2025 — Exhibition “Voices of the Arctic”, Art Museum of New Bedford, Massachusetts, USA.

2025–2026 — Exhibition “Land; Connections”, Queens Museum, New York, USA.


Inna Iadne - Exhibitions and Achievements

2003–2010: Early International Experience

2003 — International Exhibition “One Land…”, Finland.

2011–2015: National Recognition and Awards

2011 — VI International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North”, 2nd Place in the category “Best Work of National Folk Art”, VDNH, Moscow.

2011 — VI All-Russian Festival of Song and Dance of the Indigenous Peoples of the North, Siberia, and the Russian Far East “Nomads of the North”, 3rd Place in the category “Mistress of the Hearth” for traditional female costume, VDNH, Moscow.

2012 — Interregional Exhibition-Fair “Cold Weapons: Traditions and Modernity”, Salekhard.

2012 — VI Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2014 — District Competition-Exhibition “Yamal Souvenir”, Salekhard.

2014 — VII Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2015 — X International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North”, 3rd Place in the category “Best Work of National Art”, VDNH, Moscow.

2015 — First International Circum-Arctic Art Show, Reykjavik, Iceland.

2015 — XXI Exhibition-Fair of Russian Folk Arts “Ladya. Winter Tale”, Moscow.

2016–2017: International Forums and Festivals

2016 — Participation in the Circum-Arctic Forum, Reykjavik, Iceland.

2016 — Festival “Soul of the Tundra” of Northern Crafts, Salekhard.

2016 — VI All-Russian Festival “Bone Carving Art of the Peoples of Russia”, Magadan.

2016 — VIII Interregional Exhibition of Bone Carving Art “Soul of the North”, Salekhard.

2017 — Exhibition “Arctic Fine Arts”, Vienna, Austria.

2017 — XII International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North: Masters and Artists of Russia”, Winner in the category “Best Work of National Folk Art – National Jewelry”, Moscow.

2017 — Reporting Exhibition of the Russian Artists’ Union, Salekhard.

2017 — Crafts Fair “Ivan-da-Marya”, Yekaterinburg.

2018–2019: International Awards and Recognition

2018 — XIII International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North: Masters and Artists of Russia”, Recognition for significant contribution to preserving and developing the traditional culture of indigenous peoples, Winner in the category “Artistic Bone and Antler Carving”, Moscow.

2018 — 3rd International Festival of Folk Art “Young Arctic”, Moscow.

2018 — International Festival “Talents of the Arctic. Children”, Anapa.

2019 — XIV International Exhibition-Fair “Treasures of the North: Masters and Artists of Russia”, 2nd Place in the category “Best Work of National Folk Art – National Jewelry”, Moscow.

2019 — I Interregional Exhibition of Traditional Sewing of the Peoples of the North, Salekhard.

2019 — Federation Council. International Cultural and Educational Project “Talents of the Arctic. Children”, Moscow.

2019 — Expert in the International Cultural and Educational Project “Talents of the Arctic. Children”, Anapa.

2019 — Exhibition of the Yamal-Nenets Branch of the Russian Artists’ Union, Salekhard.

2019 — Participation in the International Festival “Riddu-Riddu”, Manndalen, Norway.

2019 — Participation in the International Forum “Arctic Circle”, Reykjavik, Iceland.

2020–2022: Contemporary Participation

2020 — V International Exhibition-Fair of Achievements in Culture and Traditional Activities of the Indigenous Peoples of the North, Murmansk.

2021 — Festival of Indigenous Art “Inspiration of the Arctic”, St. Petersburg.

2022 — Participation in a Project and Exhibition in Bern, Switzerland.