Olga Krupenkova was born in 1969, in Minsk, Belarus.
1988 she graduated with a degree in Art education from Minsk Art College.
In 1996 Olga graduated from the Belarusian State Academy of Art, department of Graphics.
From 1999 she is the member at Union of Artists of Belarus.
2011 to 2015 Olga is a senior lecturer at the Belarussian State University (Department of Design)
From 2015 until now Olga is a senior lecturer at the Belarussian National Technical University, the Faculty of Architecture (Department of Drawing, Painting and Sculpture)
In her creative work Olga is exploring fields of print graphics and book illustrations. Olga took part in many local and international exhibitions and competitions.
Olga Krupenkova exhibited in 11 solo exhibitions.
Exlibris takes a special place in artist’s creative work. She participates at International Exlibris Congresses (FISAE, DEG, Russian Exlibris Congress) and in many exlibris exhibitions and competitions.
2002, 2007 – Diploma of the competition “Art of Book” (Minsk, Belarus).
2015 – Diploma at the Exlibris Competition of V Russian Exlibris Congress (Vologda, Russia)
2015 – Honorable Mention of VII BIENNAL INTERNACIONAL D’EX-LIBRIS CONTRATALLA 2015 (Tarragona, Spain)
2018 – Honorable Mention of XII International Competition for Exlibris. (Gliwice, Poland)
2019 – Honorablel Mention from Ministry of information of Belarus for the part in development of the art of exlibris.
2020 – Certificate on Honour of EXLIBRIS FINLAND (Naantali, Finland)
2020 – Diploma of A4'2020 International ART exhibition-contest (Tyumen, Russia)
Her works are in permanent collections of Museum of Modern Fine Art (Minsk, Belarus); University of Maryland (USA); Lithography Academy (Tidaholm, Sweden); University Library of Rijeka (Croatia); International Exlibris centrum (Sint-Niklaas, Belgium); The Malbork Castle Museum (Poland); National Museum of Art Cluj-Napoca (Romania); Exlibris and Miniature Book Museum (Moscow, Russia); Municipal Public Library in Gliwice (Poland), «Lyuben Karavelov» Regional Library (Ruse, Bulgaria); Museum of the History of Minsk (Belarus);
of the private collections in Netherlands, Russia, Belarus, Italy, USA.
