Painter RIČARDAS FILISTOVIČIUS was born on April 28, 1951 in Vilnius, Lithuania. Attended Vilnius 11'th High School and Vilnius Children Art School. In 1975 graduated from Vilnius State Art Institute (at present - Vilnius Art Academy), department of painting. Since 1997 - art teacher at A. Mickevicius High School in Vilnius. Pedagogical work complements all-spare time dedicated creative work. In 1999 - 2000 got the highest rank state grant in creative arts. Art works have been acquired by the Lithuanian State Art Museum in Vilnius, M. K. Ciurlionis State Art Museum in Kaunas, Tretiakov Galery in Moscow. A lot of works have been purchased by private collectors in several countries.
Participates in exhibitions since 1978.
Personal exhibitions:
- 1980 – Painting exhibition at the P. Cvirka's Art Showroom (At present - Gallery of Applied Arts)
- 1981 – Drawing exhibition
- 1984 – Painting exhibition at the National M. Mazvydas Library
- 1998 – Painting exhibition at the Showroom of Lithuanian Artists' Association
- 1998 – Polish Art Gallery “Znad Willi”
- 2001 – Gallery “Arka” – “The Sleep of Lethargy”
- 2001 – Polish Art Gallery “Znad Willi”
- 2001 – S. Juskaus art Gallery “Vilnius and Art”
Major group exhibitions:
- 1978, 1979, 1981, 1984 - Republic Exhibitions of Young Artists
- 1978, 1980, 1981, 1984, 1986, 1995 - Republic Exhibitions of Fine Arts
- 1982 - Baltic Young Artists Fine Arts Trienale “Youth – 82” (exhibition diploma)
- 1990–1995 - Oils at the Group Exhibitions at the “Vartu” Galler
- 1990–2000 - Group Christmas Exhibitions at the “Vartu” Gallery
- Group Exhibitions at the S. Juskaus Gallery “Vilnius and Art”
- Group Exhibitions at the Polish Art Gallery “Znad Willi”
- 2001 09 03–2001 11 03 - Exhibition at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Exhibition “Vilniaus Tapyba 2001”
Grupinės lietuvių tapybos parodose užsienyje:
- 1982, 1988 - Moscow (Russia);
- 1982 - Chicago (M. K. Ciurlionis Gallery, Avizienis collection);
- 1983 - Tartu (Estonia);
- 1988 - Helsinki;
- 1992 - Holland;
- 1996 - Aachen, (Germany);
- 1997 - Warsaw (Poland).
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