Was born in 1956 , Dnepropetrovsk, Ukraine. Actually lives in Israel.

Igor Ulanovsky is the author of several poems and articles on Jewish history, ethnography and fine arts. His works are to be found in Gilardi Museum, Querceta, Italy; College Jacques-Cartier, Chauny, France; Project Mind Foundations, Jerusalem, Israel; Machanaim Religious Union, Jerusalem, Israel; Institute of Axiological Research, Vienna, Austria and private collections in Israel, Italy, Russia, Japan, USA, India, Armenia, Canada.

Exhibitions:

• 1984 Group exhibition in Podolsk, Moscow region, Russia.
• 1991 Exhibition with Andranik Petrosyan, The Yerevan Youth Palace, Armenia.
• 1996 Group exhibition "Jaffa Nights", Tel-Aviv-Jaffa, Israel.
• Group exhibition, Dan Panorama Hotel, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
• 1997 Solo exhibition, The Central House of Artists (CHA), Moscow, Russia - the first personal exhibition of an Israeli artist at the CHA.
• Group exhibition, City Gallery, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
• 1998 "Menorah” exhibition, The Vine Gallery, Louisville, KY, USA.
• Group exhibition "State of the Art's 98", Florence Events Center, Florence, OR, USA.
• 1999 Selections from The Vine Gallery, The Artists Theatre of Louisville Gallery, KY, USA
• MAC 21 International Contemporary Art Fair and Art-e-mail, Exhibition Center Sur, Malaga, Spain.
• First International Internet Festival, Celtica Gallery, Edinburgh, UK.
• “The Renaissance 2001” group exhibition, Keio University, Tokyo, Japan.
• International Biennial Exhibition of Contemporary Art, Fortezza da Basso, Florence, Italy.
• "Incontro al Mondo" exhibition, Sole Gallery, Piacenza, Italy.
• 2000 Personal exhibition, Jewish Community Center, Louisville, KY, USA.
• "OldMail 1999/NewMail 2000" exhibition, The 621 Gallery, Tallahassee, FL, USA.
• "1/2000" exhibition, College Jacques-Cartier, Chauny, France.
• "How Both Men and Women View Women", Scollan Square Gallery, City Hall, Boston, MA, USA.
• Personal exhibition, The 218 ac Artistic Community, Piacenza, Italy.
• " Seeds" exhibition, Shomeido Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
• "Jewish Moscow", Club of The Jewish Agency for Israel, Moscow, Russia.
• Second International Internet Festival, Celtica Gallery, Edinburgh, UK.
• Akiruno Art Festival, Tokyo, Japan.
• Gilardi Prize,Gilardi Museum, Querceta, Ceravezza, Italy.
• "Bit by Bit Digital", The Business of Art Center, Manitou Springs, CO, USA.
• 2001 Prayerflags exhibition. Araluen Centre for the Arts, Alice Springs, Australia.
  49th Venice Biennial, Marco Nereo Rotelli project “A Net of Voices”, Arsenal, Venice, Italy.
• Sabbatical Year, personal exhibition, The Bible Museum, Tel-Aviv, Israel.
• Art of your Life, Gallery 21, London, UK.
• Edinburgh International Internet Festival 2001, Celtica Gallery, Edinburgh, UK.
• XI International Biennial Art Exhibition, Vila Nova de Cerveira, Portugal.
• Prix Ars Electronica 2001, Austrian Broadcasting Corporation (ORF), Linz, Austria.
• For the Victims of Terror, A Virtual Memorial, Cologne, Germany.
• Between Inspiration and Depression, A Virtual Memorial, Cologne, Germany.
• "Actuality" exhibition, Hanita Contemporary Art Museum, Kibbutz Hanita, Israel.
• "rhythmONE", CELLspace, San Francisco, CA, USA.
• 2002 "1/2000" exhibition, MAL, Laon, France; Jean Calvin Museum, Noyon, France.
• "Freedom" exhibition, Hanita Contemporary Art Museum, Kibbutz Hanita, Israel.
• The Free Biennial, Frying Pan, New York, NY, USA.
• "Genesis 1,2" exhibition, The Bible Museum, Tel-Aviv, Israel; Studio Oman, Hadera, Israel.
• Centering: Ancient and Contemporary Expressions of Sacred Art, Sonoma Museum of Visual Art, Santa Rosa, CA, USA.
• Free Manifesta,Frankfurter Kunstverein, Frankfurt, Germany.
• "The Blue Line", Six Israeli Artists exhibition, Omma Gallery, Hania, Greece.
• "Majority Rules (Part One)", Free Gallery, Glasgow, Scotland, UK.
• Art Day exhibition, Ginza City Gallery, Tokyo, Japan.
• Two person show (with Shoshanna Katz), Museum Khan, Ashkelon, Israel.
• "Mirror at the Bottom - artists portraiting themselves", A Virtual Memorial, Cologne, Germany.
• Edinburgh International Internet Festival 2002, New Dalry House, Edinburgh, UK.
• "Violence", Violence Festival, Tabor, Czech Republic.

Additional Artwork:
http:www.angelfire.com/il/ulanovsky