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Opening this Thursday, March 10 at Benrimon Contemporary in NYC is Russian native Dimitri Kozyrev‘s solo exhibition, Lost One. Presenting an amalgamation of works from his “Lost Edge” and “Last One” series, the show’s arresting images both haunt and delight, presenting scarred landscapes that recall the forgotten military avant-garde of past Soviet regimes. If you’re in the area, be sure to check it out before it closes April 1!

MOCA Tuscon will be opening the second installment of its major group summer exhibition on July 10th, “Made in Tuscon/Born in Tuscon/Live in Tuscon Part II,” which will feature three new works by Dimitri Kozyrev alongside a select group of emerging contemporary artists. If you find yourself in Arizona this summer, you best make the trip over to see fresh works from the Kozyrev studio.

Additionally, Kozyrev is featured in Stephan Stoyanov Gallery‘s (NY) current group exhibition, Sites of Memory: Architecture and Remembering, with Thomas Ruff, Rachel Whiteread and others, on view through July 25th. He will also be included in Mixed Greens‘ (NY) upcoming exhibition, Gimme Shelter, which opens Thursday, July 15, 6-8pm, and runs until September 3rd.

Start penciling some Kozyrev into your calendar…

With two upcoming shows in New York, one in Santa Fe and one in Tuscon, Dimitri Kozyrev is trying to be an equal opportunist for those wanting to see his work. Kicking things off with Stephan Stoyanov Gallery on June 6th, Kozyrev will also have works featured in New York in Mixed Greens‘ group exhibition, “Gimme Shelter,” on view July 15 – September 3, 2010.

Kozyrev will simultaneously have work in “Made in Tuscon/Born in Tuscon/Live in Tuscon Part II” at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Tuscon, AZ – on view July 3 through September 25 – as well as the inaugural group exhibition at David Richard Contemporary‘s new space in Santa Fe, NM, which opens July 19th.

Be sure to catch one – or all – of Dimitri’s national appearances.