FEMINIST ART EXHIBIT • AMSTERDAM
To The Moon is a feminist art exhibit curated by Claudia Partac, gathering nine women artists in a collective act of resistance and renewal
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Artist Line-up
Aafke Buringh
Aafke Buringh (she, her) is an Amsterdam based artist. She graduated Theatre school in 2002 at ArtEZ, Arnhem, and has worked in theatre ever since. Her drawings and paintings started to grow into a new career during the Covid 19 pandemic. Since there was no work in theatre, she had to guide her creative energy elsewhere. There are a lot of parallels between her theatre work and the paintings she makes. ‘How to survive in this world?’ is the theme that runs like a red thread through all her work. She focusses on human emotions and our struggles in life.
http://www.aafkeburingh.nl/
Claudia Partac
Claudia Parțac (b. 1992, Romania) is an emerging curator and artistic researcher. Her curatorial practice centres on installation-based exhibitions that reimagine the gallery as home. Responding to the ephemerality of living and working spaces in Amsterdam, she hosts exhibitions that aim to transcend the contractual relations of art in public through extended collaborations. As part of the series Practices of Care, established with Ester Eva Damen in 2022, her work brings together women artists to explore themes of grief, loss, and intimacy. Curating with care provides a different kind of experience from those offered by big art institutions and fosters more collaborative approaches to exhibition-making.
https://jetee.nl/curator-practices-of-care-claudia-partac/
E. Coleman Muehlhausen
E. Coleman Muehlhausen spent over a decade working as a professional designer in the U.S. before turning our attention to conceptual art upon arriving in Amsterdam in 2020. Currently based in Chicago, our method is complex, requiring multiple phases at once: reading, observing, documenting, cataloging, and building concepts based on what can be found in the local environment. We enjoy experimenting with a variety of materials and collected items that inspire and intrigue us such as wild plants, shells, stones, lost items, and broken and unidentifiable fragments of former goods. By reframing these items as sculptural objects and installations, we explore concepts of human (mis)judgement. We are particularly interested in doing things wrong, with a goal of generating conversations about perfection and economic value, materialized history, the collapse of time, and "nature" as ideology.
elisecoleman.com
Esmeralda Mlihi Terraneo
Three years ago, Esmeralda made a courageous decision to leave behind her career as an architect and data engineer to follow her heart into a world where dance and art meet. She briefly attended the Rietveld Academy’s evening program and then opened a studio tucked away in Het Salon, behind the Westerpark in Amsterdam. There, surrounded by paint and movement, she lives her dream—painting, dancing, and creating. It’s a space where art is born, grows, and is meant to be shared. Even as a child, she felt that deep, unspoken longing to create. But it wasn’t until now, years later, that she fully surrendered to it. Esmeralda calls herself a ""sculptor of movement""—someone who doesn’t just dance the dance but captures it, who doesn’t just write words but gives them form. Inspired by tango and capoeira, she explores the tension between closeness and distance in her work, letting herself be guided by poetry, rhythm, and intuition. Her canvases come alive with movement, rich with emotion—each piece a dance, every line a breath. In her studio, art isn’t just made; it’s ex-perienced, shared, and brought to life. Curious? Send her a message and drop by.
https://emt.gallery/
Jasna Ivanković
Jasna Ivankovic is a photographer based in Amsterdam, whose work focuses on light, nature, and quiet transformation. Her name, meaning bright and clear, reflects the spirit she captures through photography, showing the beauty found in shifting moments of sunrise, sunset, and natural change. Her photography captures a sense of exploration within daily landscapes and transitions of light, telling deeper stories of growth, renewal, and becoming. Through her work, she invites spectators to pause, notice subtle movements, and reconnect with the quiet rhythms of the world around them. Jasna’s inspirations also stem from diverse atmospheres and environments she encounters while traveling, each carrying its own unique mood and story. Her images offer a gentle invitation to see the world with fresh eyes, honoring the strength and softness that often rise unnoticed in nature and within the human spirit. Her series Moonrise Within, presented at the To the Moon exhibition, reflects this vision. It celebrates the silent yet powerful ways that light continues to rise, both around us and within us.
https://www.instagram.com/jasnaphotography/
Leontine Smit
Leontine combines her background in interior architecture with a passion for visual art. Trained in Architectural Design at the Academy of Visual Arts in Utrecht, she has worked in yacht design, retail, and project interiors—experiences that shaped her refined sense of space and form. Her artworks include acrylic paintings, bronze sculptures, botanical prints, and watercolor travel illustrations. Inspired by people, landscapes, and everyday moments, her style shifts between figurative and abstract. Leontine’s work explores atmosphere, structure, and emotion. She also teaches creative classes to children, sharing her love for visual expression across generations.
https://leontine-smit.squarespace.com
Lies Aris
Lies Aris is a visual artist and writer born and raised in Amsterdam. She translates her thoughts into stories and visual art, mainly installations and sculptures. She often inspires people to use their senses when experiencing her art. Her work is regularly shown in exhibitions and galleries. Aris also teaches creative writing at various academies and colleges, she writes and develops publications about people in their specific environments. My work honours human vulnerability and celebrates the physical. It often raises social injustices in an absurd way. I see my sculptures and installations as organisms that live, move and tell us their story. You will often see female nudity. Shown as a lament, a consolation or a political statement. I want women to occupy more space. That they silence patriarchal society. And finally take care of each other and the earth. Maybe that's my (wo)manifesto?
www.liesaris.com
Lou Pitaffe
Lou Pitaffe (they, them) is a research-driven maker, academically trained, educated through queerness and cripness, who works in images, words, timber, greenery and a body. Their work emerges out of a fascination for altered abilities, discarded devices, obsolete machines, passed on possessions, and neglected gardens. Lou Pitaffe is interested in exploring how these can be reimagined and repurposed in ways that, rather than aspiring nostalgic preservation, are future oriented, transformative and playfully activistic.
https://pixelfed.social/sendwithconsent
Nell Berger
Nell Berger is an independent artist. She trained as a dancer at the Amsterdam Theatre School, after which she focused on creating performances and art installations. Her work is interdisciplinary and has connections with photography, theatre and literature.
www.nellberger.nl
Rachel Wu Zi Chin
Rachel Wu Zi Chin (b. 1996) is an emerging self-taught artist living in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Originally from Singapore, she has also lived in Paris and Vienna. Alongside a career in digital design, she has kept up a life-long writing practice and began working with mixed media in 2023.
https://www.instagram.com/rachelwuzichin/#
Aafke Buringh
Aafke Buringh (she, her) is an Amsterdam based artist. She graduated Theatre school in 2002 at ArtEZ, Arnhem, and has worked in theatre ever since. Her drawings and paintings started to grow into a new career during the Covid 19 pandemic. Since there was no work in theatre, she had to guide her creative energy elsewhere. There are a lot of parallels between her theatre work and the paintings she makes. ‘How to survive in this world?’ is the theme that runs like a red thread through all her work. She focusses on human emotions and our struggles in life.
http://www.aafkeburingh.nl/
Claudia Partac
Claudia Parțac (b. 1992, Romania) is an emerging curator and artistic researcher. Her curatorial practice centres on installation-based exhibitions that reimagine the gallery as home. Responding to the ephemerality of living and working spaces in Amsterdam, she hosts exhibitions that aim to transcend the contractual relations of art in public through extended collaborations. As part of the series Practices of Care, established with Ester Eva Damen in 2022, her work brings together women artists to explore themes of grief, loss, and intimacy. Curating with care provides a different kind of experience from those offered by big art institutions and fosters more collaborative approaches to exhibition-making.
https://jetee.nl/curator-practices-of-care-claudia-partac/
E. Coleman Muehlhausen
E. Coleman Muehlhausen spent over a decade working as a professional designer in the U.S. before turning our attention to conceptual art upon arriving in Amsterdam in 2020. Currently based in Chicago, our method is complex, requiring multiple phases at once: reading, observing, documenting, cataloging, and building concepts based on what can be found in the local environment. We enjoy experimenting with a variety of materials and collected items that inspire and intrigue us such as wild plants, shells, stones, lost items, and broken and unidentifiable fragments of former goods. By reframing these items as sculptural objects and installations, we explore concepts of human (mis)judgement. We are particularly interested in doing things wrong, with a goal of generating conversations about perfection and economic value, materialized history, the collapse of time, and "nature" as ideology.
elisecoleman.com
Esmeralda Mlihi Terraneo
Three years ago, Esmeralda made a courageous decision to leave behind her career as an architect and data engineer to follow her heart into a world where dance and art meet. She briefly attended the Rietveld Academy’s evening program and then opened a studio tucked away in Het Salon, behind the Westerpark in Amsterdam. There, surrounded by paint and movement, she lives her dream—painting, dancing, and creating. It’s a space where art is born, grows, and is meant to be shared. Even as a child, she felt that deep, unspoken longing to create. But it wasn’t until now, years later, that she fully surrendered to it. Esmeralda calls herself a ""sculptor of movement""—someone who doesn’t just dance the dance but captures it, who doesn’t just write words but gives them form. Inspired by tango and capoeira, she explores the tension between closeness and distance in her work, letting herself be guided by poetry, rhythm, and intuition. Her canvases come alive with movement, rich with emotion—each piece a dance, every line a breath. In her studio, art isn’t just made; it’s ex-perienced, shared, and brought to life. Curious? Send her a message and drop by.
https://emt.gallery/
Jasna Ivanković
Jasna Ivankovic is a photographer based in Amsterdam, whose work focuses on light, nature, and quiet transformation. Her name, meaning bright and clear, reflects the spirit she captures through photography, showing the beauty found in shifting moments of sunrise, sunset, and natural change. Her photography captures a sense of exploration within daily landscapes and transitions of light, telling deeper stories of growth, renewal, and becoming. Through her work, she invites spectators to pause, notice subtle movements, and reconnect with the quiet rhythms of the world around them. Jasna’s inspirations also stem from diverse atmospheres and environments she encounters while traveling, each carrying its own unique mood and story. Her images offer a gentle invitation to see the world with fresh eyes, honoring the strength and softness that often rise unnoticed in nature and within the human spirit. Her series Moonrise Within, presented at the To the Moon exhibition, reflects this vision. It celebrates the silent yet powerful ways that light continues to rise, both around us and within us.
https://www.instagram.com/jasnaphotography/
Leontine Smit
Leontine combines her background in interior architecture with a passion for visual art. Trained in Architectural Design at the Academy of Visual Arts in Utrecht, she has worked in yacht design, retail, and project interiors—experiences that shaped her refined sense of space and form. Her artworks include acrylic paintings, bronze sculptures, botanical prints, and watercolor travel illustrations. Inspired by people, landscapes, and everyday moments, her style shifts between figurative and abstract. Leontine’s work explores atmosphere, structure, and emotion. She also teaches creative classes to children, sharing her love for visual expression across generations.
https://leontine-smit.squarespace.com
Lies Aris
Lies Aris is a visual artist and writer born and raised in Amsterdam. She translates her thoughts into stories and visual art, mainly installations and sculptures. She often inspires people to use their senses when experiencing her art. Her work is regularly shown in exhibitions and galleries. Aris also teaches creative writing at various academies and colleges, she writes and develops publications about people in their specific environments. My work honours human vulnerability and celebrates the physical. It often raises social injustices in an absurd way. I see my sculptures and installations as organisms that live, move and tell us their story. You will often see female nudity. Shown as a lament, a consolation or a political statement. I want women to occupy more space. That they silence patriarchal society. And finally take care of each other and the earth. Maybe that's my (wo)manifesto?
www.liesaris.com
Lou Pitaffe
Lou Pitaffe (they, them) is a research-driven maker, academically trained, educated through queerness and cripness, who works in images, words, timber, greenery and a body. Their work emerges out of a fascination for altered abilities, discarded devices, obsolete machines, passed on possessions, and neglected gardens. Lou Pitaffe is interested in exploring how these can be reimagined and repurposed in ways that, rather than aspiring nostalgic preservation, are future oriented, transformative and playfully activistic.
https://pixelfed.social/sendwithconsent
Nell Berger
Nell Berger is an independent artist. She trained as a dancer at the Amsterdam Theatre School, after which she focused on creating performances and art installations. Her work is interdisciplinary and has connections with photography, theatre and literature.
www.nellberger.nl
Rachel Wu Zi Chin
Rachel Wu Zi Chin (b. 1996) is an emerging self-taught artist living in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Originally from Singapore, she has also lived in Paris and Vienna. Alongside a career in digital design, she has kept up a life-long writing practice and began working with mixed media in 2023.
https://www.instagram.com/rachelwuzichin/#
Aafke Buringh
Aafke Buringh (she, her) is an Amsterdam based artist. She graduated Theatre school in 2002 at ArtEZ, Arnhem, and has worked in theatre ever since. Her drawings and paintings started to grow into a new career during the Covid 19 pandemic. Since there was no work in theatre, she had to guide her creative energy elsewhere. There are a lot of parallels between her theatre work and the paintings she makes. ‘How to survive in this world?’ is the theme that runs like a red thread through all her work. She focusses on human emotions and our struggles in life.
http://www.aafkeburingh.nl/
Claudia Partac
Claudia Parțac (b. 1992, Romania) is an emerging curator and artistic researcher. Her curatorial practice centres on installation-based exhibitions that reimagine the gallery as home. Responding to the ephemerality of living and working spaces in Amsterdam, she hosts exhibitions that aim to transcend the contractual relations of art in public through extended collaborations. As part of the series Practices of Care, established with Ester Eva Damen in 2022, her work brings together women artists to explore themes of grief, loss, and intimacy. Curating with care provides a different kind of experience from those offered by big art institutions and fosters more collaborative approaches to exhibition-making.
https://jetee.nl/curator-practices-of-care-claudia-partac/
E. Coleman Muehlhausen
E. Coleman Muehlhausen spent over a decade working as a professional designer in the U.S. before turning our attention to conceptual art upon arriving in Amsterdam in 2020. Currently based in Chicago, our method is complex, requiring multiple phases at once: reading, observing, documenting, cataloging, and building concepts based on what can be found in the local environment. We enjoy experimenting with a variety of materials and collected items that inspire and intrigue us such as wild plants, shells, stones, lost items, and broken and unidentifiable fragments of former goods. By reframing these items as sculptural objects and installations, we explore concepts of human (mis)judgement. We are particularly interested in doing things wrong, with a goal of generating conversations about perfection and economic value, materialized history, the collapse of time, and "nature" as ideology.
elisecoleman.com
Esmeralda Mlihi Terraneo
Three years ago, Esmeralda made a courageous decision to leave behind her career as an architect and data engineer to follow her heart into a world where dance and art meet. She briefly attended the Rietveld Academy’s evening program and then opened a studio tucked away in Het Salon, behind the Westerpark in Amsterdam. There, surrounded by paint and movement, she lives her dream—painting, dancing, and creating. It’s a space where art is born, grows, and is meant to be shared. Even as a child, she felt that deep, unspoken longing to create. But it wasn’t until now, years later, that she fully surrendered to it. Esmeralda calls herself a ""sculptor of movement""—someone who doesn’t just dance the dance but captures it, who doesn’t just write words but gives them form. Inspired by tango and capoeira, she explores the tension between closeness and distance in her work, letting herself be guided by poetry, rhythm, and intuition. Her canvases come alive with movement, rich with emotion—each piece a dance, every line a breath. In her studio, art isn’t just made; it’s ex-perienced, shared, and brought to life. Curious? Send her a message and drop by.
https://emt.gallery/
Jasna Ivanković
Jasna Ivankovic is a photographer based in Amsterdam, whose work focuses on light, nature, and quiet transformation. Her name, meaning bright and clear, reflects the spirit she captures through photography, showing the beauty found in shifting moments of sunrise, sunset, and natural change. Her photography captures a sense of exploration within daily landscapes and transitions of light, telling deeper stories of growth, renewal, and becoming. Through her work, she invites spectators to pause, notice subtle movements, and reconnect with the quiet rhythms of the world around them. Jasna’s inspirations also stem from diverse atmospheres and environments she encounters while traveling, each carrying its own unique mood and story. Her images offer a gentle invitation to see the world with fresh eyes, honoring the strength and softness that often rise unnoticed in nature and within the human spirit. Her series Moonrise Within, presented at the To the Moon exhibition, reflects this vision. It celebrates the silent yet powerful ways that light continues to rise, both around us and within us.
https://www.instagram.com/jasnaphotography/
Leontine Smit
Leontine combines her background in interior architecture with a passion for visual art. Trained in Architectural Design at the Academy of Visual Arts in Utrecht, she has worked in yacht design, retail, and project interiors—experiences that shaped her refined sense of space and form. Her artworks include acrylic paintings, bronze sculptures, botanical prints, and watercolor travel illustrations. Inspired by people, landscapes, and everyday moments, her style shifts between figurative and abstract. Leontine’s work explores atmosphere, structure, and emotion. She also teaches creative classes to children, sharing her love for visual expression across generations.
https://leontine-smit.squarespace.com
Lies Aris
Lies Aris is a visual artist and writer born and raised in Amsterdam. She translates her thoughts into stories and visual art, mainly installations and sculptures. She often inspires people to use their senses when experiencing her art. Her work is regularly shown in exhibitions and galleries. Aris also teaches creative writing at various academies and colleges, she writes and develops publications about people in their specific environments. My work honours human vulnerability and celebrates the physical. It often raises social injustices in an absurd way. I see my sculptures and installations as organisms that live, move and tell us their story. You will often see female nudity. Shown as a lament, a consolation or a political statement. I want women to occupy more space. That they silence patriarchal society. And finally take care of each other and the earth. Maybe that's my (wo)manifesto?
www.liesaris.com
Lou Pitaffe
Lou Pitaffe (they, them) is a research-driven maker, academically trained, educated through queerness and cripness, who works in images, words, timber, greenery and a body. Their work emerges out of a fascination for altered abilities, discarded devices, obsolete machines, passed on possessions, and neglected gardens. Lou Pitaffe is interested in exploring how these can be reimagined and repurposed in ways that, rather than aspiring nostalgic preservation, are future oriented, transformative and playfully activistic.
https://pixelfed.social/sendwithconsent
Nell Berger
Nell Berger is an independent artist. She trained as a dancer at the Amsterdam Theatre School, after which she focused on creating performances and art installations. Her work is interdisciplinary and has connections with photography, theatre and literature.
www.nellberger.nl
Rachel Wu Zi Chin
Rachel Wu Zi Chin (b. 1996) is an emerging self-taught artist living in Amsterdam, Netherlands. Originally from Singapore, she has also lived in Paris and Vienna. Alongside a career in digital design, she has kept up a life-long writing practice and began working with mixed media in 2023.
https://www.instagram.com/rachelwuzichin/#
Guest Performers
Gabriela Zuarez
Performing Saturday 28 June from 17.00 till 17.30 at the Prinsengracht 239
Amsterdam-based Gabriela Zuarez is a humanist, pedagogue and dance dramaturge. She graduated as BA dance educator rooted in contemporary dance, ballet, and the somatic field. She studied traditional and new popular Tango forms in her native country Argentine. After her BA graduation, she followed post-graduate choreography studies at EDDC (ARTEZ) HKA Arnhem, dramaturgy MA in Theater Studies at University of Utrecht. In the last 20 years, she has been an advocate for Yoga following the international professorship in Spain and seeking to re-value and re-sized the matter 'body' beyond the dance practice in her teaching and choreographic work.
Live performance R.E.P.R.I.S.E. dance documentary. It was performed by a group of six local young Argentine female dancers. R.E.P.R.I.S.E. focuses on activism and raising social awareness. The performance was the culmination of the 2018 Coreo-Lab Holanda Argentina project.
For viewing the trailer of R.E.P.R.I.S.E. performance click here: https://youtu.be/dBVPcz5v5c0?si=oA0-lCLqDE8uYbam
Read More click here: https://www.surmundo.nl/front-news/choreographic-documentary-hosted-by-the-moon-feminist-art-exhibit-in-amsterdam/
Gabriela Zuarez
Performing Saturday 28 June from 17.00 till 17.30 at the Prinsengracht 239
Amsterdam-based Gabriela Zuarez is a humanist, pedagogue and dance dramaturge. She graduated as BA dance educator rooted in contemporary dance, ballet, and the somatic field. She studied traditional and new popular Tango forms in her native country Argentine. After her BA graduation, she followed post-graduate choreography studies at EDDC (ARTEZ) HKA Arnhem, dramaturgy MA in Theater Studies at University of Utrecht. In the last 20 years, she has been an advocate for Yoga following the international professorship in Spain and seeking to re-value and re-sized the matter 'body' beyond the dance practice in her teaching and choreographic work.
Live performance R.E.P.R.I.S.E. dance documentary. It was performed by a group of six local young Argentine female dancers. R.E.P.R.I.S.E. focuses on activism and raising social awareness. The performance was the culmination of the 2018 Coreo-Lab Holanda Argentina project.
For viewing the trailer of R.E.P.R.I.S.E. performance click here: https://youtu.be/dBVPcz5v5c0?si=oA0-lCLqDE8uYbam
Read More click here: https://www.surmundo.nl/front-news/choreographic-documentary-hosted-by-the-moon-feminist-art-exhibit-in-amsterdam/
Gabriela Zuarez
Performing Saturday 28 June from 17.00 till 17.30 at the Prinsengracht 239
Amsterdam-based Gabriela Zuarez is a humanist, pedagogue and dance dramaturge. She graduated as BA dance educator rooted in contemporary dance, ballet, and the somatic field. She studied traditional and new popular Tango forms in her native country Argentine. After her BA graduation, she followed post-graduate choreography studies at EDDC (ARTEZ) HKA Arnhem, dramaturgy MA in Theater Studies at University of Utrecht. In the last 20 years, she has been an advocate for Yoga following the international professorship in Spain and seeking to re-value and re-sized the matter 'body' beyond the dance practice in her teaching and choreographic work.
Live performance R.E.P.R.I.S.E. dance documentary. It was performed by a group of six local young Argentine female dancers. R.E.P.R.I.S.E. focuses on activism and raising social awareness. The performance was the culmination of the 2018 Coreo-Lab Holanda Argentina project.
For viewing the trailer of R.E.P.R.I.S.E. performance click here: https://youtu.be/dBVPcz5v5c0?si=oA0-lCLqDE8uYbam
Read More click here: https://www.surmundo.nl/front-news/choreographic-documentary-hosted-by-the-moon-feminist-art-exhibit-in-amsterdam/
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Gabriela Acha
Performing Saturday 5 July from 17.00 till 17.30 at the Condensatorweg 36
I was born in Córdoba, Argentina. There, I studied Modern Literature for two years. In 2014 I obtained a degree in Visual Arts with a specialization in Sculpture of the Faculty of Arts, National University of Cordoba. Since 2014 I have been part of the group of artists Expedición, which produces linking art and natural sciences. I obtained the 3rd prize at the IV Patio Olmos Sculpture Salon in 2015, the second prize at the Ciudad de Córdoba Salon in 2016, and a special mention in the Visual Arts Contest of the Argentinean National Fund of Arts in 2017. My works are part of public and private collections. I participated in the LabLab residency developed in Ecuador in 2016; RARO residence in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2016; Molten Capital, Chile, 2017; EAC (Space of Contemporary Art) Uruguay 2018 and developed a research residency in cooperation with the Museum System of Florence, Italy, in 2019. In 2020, I participated in the exhibition curated by Valeria D’Ambrosio with the installation and performance named EVERY MUSEUM IS A TRAP, at Villa Romana Residency in Florence. I participated as a panelist in the international conference Breaking Boundaries: Academia, arte y activismo. The University of Lisbon, Portugal during September 2019. In 2020 I graduated with a Master in ArtScience at the Royal Academy of Art of The Hague, in the Netherlands after receiving the Holland Excellence Scholarship. Currently, I live and work in The Hague where I am part of Stroom ́s platform for The Hague-based artists.
Gabriela Acha
Performing Saturday 5 July from 17.00 till 17.30 at the Condensatorweg 36
I was born in Córdoba, Argentina. There, I studied Modern Literature for two years. In 2014 I obtained a degree in Visual Arts with a specialization in Sculpture of the Faculty of Arts, National University of Cordoba. Since 2014 I have been part of the group of artists Expedición, which produces linking art and natural sciences. I obtained the 3rd prize at the IV Patio Olmos Sculpture Salon in 2015, the second prize at the Ciudad de Córdoba Salon in 2016, and a special mention in the Visual Arts Contest of the Argentinean National Fund of Arts in 2017. My works are part of public and private collections. I participated in the LabLab residency developed in Ecuador in 2016; RARO residence in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2016; Molten Capital, Chile, 2017; EAC (Space of Contemporary Art) Uruguay 2018 and developed a research residency in cooperation with the Museum System of Florence, Italy, in 2019. In 2020, I participated in the exhibition curated by Valeria D’Ambrosio with the installation and performance named EVERY MUSEUM IS A TRAP, at Villa Romana Residency in Florence. I participated as a panelist in the international conference Breaking Boundaries: Academia, arte y activismo. The University of Lisbon, Portugal during September 2019. In 2020 I graduated with a Master in ArtScience at the Royal Academy of Art of The Hague, in the Netherlands after receiving the Holland Excellence Scholarship. Currently, I live and work in The Hague where I am part of Stroom ́s platform for The Hague-based artists.
Gabriela Acha
Performing Saturday 5 July from 17.00 till 17.30 at the Condensatorweg 36
I was born in Córdoba, Argentina. There, I studied Modern Literature for two years. In 2014 I obtained a degree in Visual Arts with a specialization in Sculpture of the Faculty of Arts, National University of Cordoba. Since 2014 I have been part of the group of artists Expedición, which produces linking art and natural sciences. I obtained the 3rd prize at the IV Patio Olmos Sculpture Salon in 2015, the second prize at the Ciudad de Córdoba Salon in 2016, and a special mention in the Visual Arts Contest of the Argentinean National Fund of Arts in 2017. My works are part of public and private collections. I participated in the LabLab residency developed in Ecuador in 2016; RARO residence in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 2016; Molten Capital, Chile, 2017; EAC (Space of Contemporary Art) Uruguay 2018 and developed a research residency in cooperation with the Museum System of Florence, Italy, in 2019. In 2020, I participated in the exhibition curated by Valeria D’Ambrosio with the installation and performance named EVERY MUSEUM IS A TRAP, at Villa Romana Residency in Florence. I participated as a panelist in the international conference Breaking Boundaries: Academia, arte y activismo. The University of Lisbon, Portugal during September 2019. In 2020 I graduated with a Master in ArtScience at the Royal Academy of Art of The Hague, in the Netherlands after receiving the Holland Excellence Scholarship. Currently, I live and work in The Hague where I am part of Stroom ́s platform for The Hague-based artists.
https://www.achagabriela.com/
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