Selected Exhibitions, Lectures, Symposia and Public Events
2011 Felix Lembersky and Non-mimetic Socialist Realism, upcoming, panel presentation at ASEEES conference, Washington, DC
2011 Felix Lembersky, ongoing, Rubin-Frankel Gallery, Boston University Hillel, Boston, MA (catalog)
2011 Faces of Babi Yar in Felix Lembersky’s Art. Presence and Absence, exhibition and symposium, The Rose Art Museum, Brandeis University, Waltham, MA (catalog)
2010 Felix Lembersky: Revival of Jewish Art after World War II, media poster presentation at Association for Jewish Studies, 42nd Annual Conference, Boston, MA
2010 Felix Lembersky, public lecture at The Academy of Art, St. Petersburg, Russia
2009 Point. Line. Fence. Felix Lembersky, Newbury College Art Gallery, Brookline, MA
2009 Intermuseum-2009, VDNKh, Moscow, Russia
2007–08 Restoration as the Rebirth of Art: Restoration of Painting from the Sixteenth through the Twentieth Centuries from the Collection of the Nizhny Tagil State Museum of Fine Art, Nizhny Tagil
2006 Leningrad Artist Felix Lembersky, Nizhny Tagil State Museum of Fine Art
2005 The Art of Portraiture, Nizhny Tagil State Museum of Fine Art
2004–05 Painting of the First Half of the Twentieth Century from the Collection of the Nizhny Tagil State Museum of Fine Art, Nizhny Tagil State Museum of Fine Art
2004 Exhibition for the Sixty-Year Anniversary of the End of the Leningrad Siege, Saint Petersburg Union of Artists (The Siege of Leningrad Survivor, 1949)
1999 Felix Lembersky. Hillwood Art Museum, Long Island University, Brookville, New York (Catalog)
1989 Felix Lembersky: Retrospective Exhibition, Bloomfield Hills, Michigan
1988 Felix Lembersky: Retrospective Exhibition, Ann Arbor, Michigan
1970 Commemorative Exhibition of the Art of Felix Lembersky, LOSKh, Leningrad
1961 Art by Leningrad Artists, Russian Museum, Leningrad (At Factory Tracks, oil, 1961; Daughter’s Portrait, oil, 1961; The Wharf, oil, 1961)
1960 Paintings by Felix Lembersky and Sculpture by Mikhail Vayman, LOSKh, Leningrad (catalogue) (76 oils, 55 works on paper in watercolor, gouache, and pastel, and 87 drawings)
1955 Exhibition of the National Art, Manezh Exhibition Hall, Moscow
1954 Art by Leningrad Artists, Russian Museum, Leningrad (catalog)
1951, 1954, 1960 Art by Leningrad Artists, Russian Museum, Leningrad (catalogs)
1945, 1946, 1948 Group exhibitions at the Central Navy Museum and Museum of Leningrad Defense, Leningrad
1945 Exhibition of Paintings by Leningrad Artists, LOSSKh, Leningrad (catalog)
1944 Frontlines and Homefront, Sverdlovsk and Leningrad
1943 Exhibition dedicated to the active Soviet troops, Sverdlovsk
1942 The Decade of the Urals, Sverdlovsk
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