Natalia Kohal

Kohal Natalia Volodymyrivna is a Ukrainian artist based in Kyiv. Natalia graduated from the Taras Shevchenko State Art School in 1986. In 1992 graduated from the National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (faculty of book graphics, teachers V. Ya. Chebanyk and G. I. Galynska). Since 1992, a member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Participant of many Ukrainian and international exhibitions. From 2013 to 2022, she was the deputy head of the Kyiv organization of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine. Since 2021, a teacher of watercolor painting in Kyiv. A permanent participant of Ukrainian and foreign exhibitions, contests and auctions. The author of many illustrations for books, children's magazines, postage stamps, etc. Mainly works in the technique of watercolor painting.

1979–1986. Taras Shevchenko State Art School
1986–1992 National Academy of Fine Arts and Architecture (faculty of book graphics, teachers V. Ya. Chebanyk and G. I. Galynska)
Since 1992 – member of the National Union of Artists of Ukraine.

1989 – The Republican art exhibition «Youth», National Union of Artists, Kiev, Ukraine.
1989 – Republican art exhibition «The Artist and the Book» , National Union of Artists , Kiev, Ukraine.
1990 – Republican art exhibition «Picturesque Ukraine» Poltava, Ukraine.
1991 – Republican art exhibition «Spring», National Union of Artists, Kiev, Ukraine.
1991 – Youth group exhibition «Dreams», Kiev, Ukraine.
1992 – International Biennial of Easel Graphic Art «Kaliningrad 92», Kaliningrad, Russia.
1992 – International Biennial of Illustrations «TIIBI-93», Tehran, Iran (Second prize in the «Illustration of children's literature»)
1995 – International exhibition «Des-Arts-Buxieres-Le-Mines», France
1995 – 22-th International Salon «Du Val Dior» Saint Amand, France (first prize in the section «Watercolor, Gouache»).
1996 – Personal exhibition in the Art-foyer of the Publishing House «Thoughtful ostrich», Kiev, Ukraine.
1996 – Group exhibition «Life in paper space», National Museum of Russian Art, Kiev, Ukraine.
1998 – «Exhibition of the one family of women», National Museum of History of Ukraine, Kiev, Ukraine.
1999 – «Life in paper space-2», National Museum of Western and Oriental Arts named by Bogdan and Varvara Hanenko, Kiev, U...