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1962
“Zvezda” Magazine. Leningrad, Russia.
1964
Hermitage Museum. Leningrad, Russia.
1965
“Zvezda” Magazine. Leningrad, Russia.
1966
Rimsky-Korsakov Concervatory of Music. Leningrad, Russia.
1967
Academy of Sciences. Novosibirsk, Russia.
1969
Elaine Benson Gallery. Long Island, New York, USA.
1970
Russishe Avatgarde in Moscau Heute. Galerie Gmurzinska. Cologne, Germany.
1971
“St.-Petersburg-71”. Galerie Dina Vierny. Paris, France.
1972
“Grands et Jeunes d’Aujourd’hui”. Grand Palais. Paris, France.
1973
Grand Palais. Paris, France.
1974
Kunsthalle Wintherthur. Zurich, Germany.
“St. Petersbourg-1974 - Dessins”. Galerie J.C. Gaubert. Paris, France.
“Comparaisons-1974”. Grand Palais. Paris, France.
1975
“St. Petersbourg-1975-Dessins”. Galerie J.C. Gaubert. Paris, France.
Nichido Gallery. Tokyo, Nagoya, Osaka, Japan.
1976
“Le Peinture Russe Contemporaine”. Palais des Congres. Paris, France.
Contemporary Art-76. Tokyo, Japan.
Non-Conformist Russian Artists. Esslingen, Germany.
“St. Petersbourg-1976”. Galerie Altman-Carpentier. Paris, France.
1977
“Ventre de Paris”. Galerie Carpentier. Paris, France.
Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts. New York, USA.
“Unofficial Art”. Institute of Contemporary Arts. London, UK.
“For the Children of Political Prisoners”. London, Paris, Munich.
1978
Tokyo Museum of Contemporary Art. Tokyo, Japan.
“Carnival a’ Saint-Petersbourg”. Galerie Carpentier. Paris, France.
Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts. New York, USA.
“Six Years of Absence”. Moscow, Russia.
East-West Gallery. Tokyo, Japan.
1979
Private shows in collectors’ apartments. Moscow and Leningrad, Russia.
Museum of Art. Bohum, Germany.
“Art Expo”. New York, USA.
1980
“Metaphysical Transformation”. Fisher Fine Art. London, UK.
Museum of Modern Art. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
1982
Nora Galeria d’Art. Jerusalem, Israel.
1983
Bowles-Hopkins Gallery. San Francisco, USA.
1984
Bowles-Hopkins Gallery. San Francisco, USA.
Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts. New York, USA.
1985
Bowles-Hopkins Gallery. San Francisco, USA.
Profile Gallery. New York, USA.
1986
Bowles-Hopkins Gallery. San Francisco, USA.
“Retrospective: 1964-1986”. Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts. New York, USA.
Galerie d’Art Michail de Kendour. Quebec, Canada.
1987
“Ventre de Paris”. Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts. New York, USA.
1988
“Works on Paper”. Eduard Nakhamkin Fine Arts. New York, USA.
Borghi Gallery. New York, USA.
Art & Art. Paris, France.
1989
“Mihail Chemiakin: New-York- Moscow”. Central House of Artists. Moscow, Russia.
“Mihail Chemiakin”. Dostoevsky Museum. Leningrad, Russia.
“Mihail Chemiakin”. Cedar Creast College. Allentown, Pennsylvania, USA.
“Mihail Chemiakin”. Giles Hall. Eastern Kentucky University. Richmond, USA.
1990
“Carnivals a’ Saint-Petersbourg”. Galerie Carpentier. Paris, France.
“Keepers of the Frame: Unofficial Artists of Leningrad”. Fisher Gallery.
University of Southern California. Los Angeles, USA.
1991
“Hommage a’ Pierre le Grand”. Chateau de Vascoeuil. Normandy, France.
“Sculptures”. Galerie Carpentier. Paris, France.
1992
“La Vie de Rembrant”. Galerie Carpentier. Paris, France.
“Mihail Chemiakin: Oeuvres Monumentales”. Le Monde de l’Art. Paris, Franceя.
1993
“Angels of Death”. Mimi Ferzt Gallery. New York, USA.
“Mihail Chemiakin: The Metamorphosis of Illusion”. Mitsuloshi Museum. Tokyo, Japan.
“Mihail Chemiakin”. Krymsky Val Gallery. Moscow, Russia.
“Mihail Chemiakin: Celebrating his 50th Birthday”.
Embassy of the Russian Federation. Washington, D.C., USA.
1994
“Le Carnival de Chemiakin”. Galerie Carpentier. Paris, France.
Dom Natchokina Gallery. Moscow, Russia.
Ledreborg Castle. Denmark.
Russian Trade Mission. Paris, France.
1995
“Mihail Chemiakin: Sculpture. Painting. Works on Paper. Objets d’Art”.
State Hermitage Museum, Exhibition Hall (Manege), St.Petersburg, Russia.
State Tretyakov Gallery, Bolshoi Theater. Moscow, Russia.
Russian State University for the Humanites. Moscow, Russia.
“Sculpture”. Mimi Ferzt Gallery. New York, USA.
1996
Kiev-Pechersky Monastery. Kiev, Ukraine.
Traveling exhibition: Museum of Art, Samara, Russia.
House of Culture. Elista, Russia (for the world chess championship).
Kabardino-Balkaria Museum of Fine Art. Nalchik, Russia.
Krasnodar Fine Art Exhibition Hall. Krasnodar, Russia.
“Angels and Figures”. Mimi Ferzt Gallery. New York, USA.
1997
“Mihail Chemiakin: St.Petersburg Period”. Mimi Ferzt Gallery. New York, USA.
“Illustrations to Pushkin’s Rusalka”. Tsarskoe Selo, Russia.
1998
“Mihail Chemiakin”. Giugiaro Design. Moncalieri (Torino), Italy.
Traveling exhibition: Irkutsk, Russia.
1999
“Mihail Chemiakin’s theater”. Mimi Ferzt Gallery. New York, USA.
2000
“Sphere in Art”. Museum of Imagination. Hudson, USA.
“New Century. Contemporary Russian Art”. Alla Bulyanskaya Gallery. Embassy
of the Russian Federation. London, UK.
“ARTLONDON-2000”. Alla Bulyanskaya Gallery. London, UK.
“Art-Manege’2000”. Alla Bulyanskaya Gallery. “Manege”. Moscow, Russia.
2001
“Seasons of the year”, The Bakhrushin Theater Museum, Moscow, Russia.
Exhibition of the sketches for the “Nutcracker” ballet.
State Russian Museum. St.-Petersburg, Russia.
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