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1940 - Born in Moscow.
1955 - While learning in Moscow School of Arts for Children, gets acquainted with Anatoly Ivanovich Shugrin.
1962 - Graduates the State Pedagogical University, faculty of Graphics and Fine Arts, Moscow.
1965 - Starts taking place in exhibitions all over the USSR and abroad.
Journey to Ukraine.
1967 - Joined the Artists Association of the USSR.
Journey to Transcarpatia, Ukraine.
1969 - Journey to Middle Asia.
1974-78 - Journeys to Ukraine and old towns of Russia.
1979 - Group Exhibition of Moscow Artists.
1983 - Journey to Far East region of Russia.
1986 - Journey to Dagestan.
1990 - Group Exhibition of Moscow Artists.
1991 - Immigrates to Israel. From 1991 - several one-man exhibitions in Israel.
1998 - Journey to Judea Desert and Arad , Israel. Exhibition "Dozen in Desert".
Tenth International Biennale of Graphics, Czechoslovakia (1973)
Soviet Graphics Exhibitions, Western Germany (1973, 1975)
All-Union Printing Exhibition V (1975)
Soviet Graphics Exhibition, Italy (1976)
Drawing Exhibition, Hungary (1977)
Soviet Printing Exhibitions: Greece, Ethiopia, Nepal (1978)
"Soviet Woman" exhibition, USA (1978)
All-Russia Printing Exhibition II (1978)
Tallinna V Graafikatriennaal (1980)
Soviet Water-colors Exhibitions: Bulgaria (1975), Cuba (1981)
All-Union Water-colors Exhibitions IV-VIII (1975-1987)
Group Exhibitions of Moscow Artists (1979, 1990)
Exhibition "Dozen in Desert", Israel (1998)
Museums:
The works of Zinaida Pozdnyakova have been purchaised by:
Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Russia
Tretyakov Gallery, Russia
Museum Ludwig, Germany
Other museums, art galleries and private collections in Russia and USA
The Artist about her Work and Herself:
…I work only in color. I just don't think otherwise…
…I remain sincere to the ideas of my sole Teacher, Aanatoly Ivanovich Shugrin:
"The artist's individuality is of an utmost importance…"
"The area of a color is important. You can paint a surface like one paints a roof, still the main question is - how large is this spot of color…"
"Pauses, intervals within the objects are of an equal importance with the objects themselves…"
…Marketplace and Fair themes captured my imagination… expressive poses, movements of the people, the crowd, permanently changing and saturated with color - I wanted so much to "pause" everything for a moment and to commemorate all of it on paper, with no detail lost…
…I accomplish most of my work in journeys. Fluent sketches while walking in a marketplace, inside a cottage or a bus in further development are combined in complex composition works…
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