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Soile Yli-Mäyry Resume 2012 WWG W A L T E R W I C K I S E R G A L L E R Y I N C . 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 New York, NY 10001 T 212-941-1817 F 212-625-0601 [email protected] www.walterwickisergallery.com Soile Yli-MÄyry Selected Solo Exhibitions 2011 Kelley Roy Gallery, Miami, Florida Gallery Viktoria, Gothenburg, Sweden Walter Wickiser Gallery, New York Gallery Seira, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mayry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Gallery D’ Arte II Saggiatore, Rome, Italy Artfolio Gallery, Singapore Gallery Etienne de Causans, Paris, France 2010 Art Chamber, Goa, India Art Chicago, Chicago Matsuya Ginza Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mayry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Toronto International Art Fair, Toronto, Canada Gallery Arktika, Marktoberdorf, Germany State of-the-Arts Gallery, Hong Kong Art Miami, Miami 2009 Kelley Roy Gallery, Miami, Florida Walter Wickiser Gallery, New York Ofoten Museum, Narvik, Norway Lakshana Art Gallery, Chennai, India Gallery Tobias Loeffel, Basel, Switzerland Gallery Tobias Loeffel, Luzern, Switzerland Soile Yli-Mayry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Moisio Art Manor, Kouvola, Finland Scand Art Gallery, Hollviken, Sweden 2008 Gallery Etienne de Causans, Paris, France China Art Museum, Beijing, China Green Art Gallery, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Walter Wicksier Gallery | 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 | T: 212-941-1817 | [email protected] Matsuya Ginza Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland 2007 Art Chamber, Goa, India Walter Wickiser Gallery, New York Gallery Nievergelt, Zurich, Switzerland Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Gallery E. Pinomaa, Hanko, Finland Artfolio Gallery, Singapore Gallery Utställningssalongen, Stockholm, Sweden Art Expo 21, Cologne, Germany Gallery D’Arte Saggiatore, Rome, Italy Sanskrit Gallery Kolkata, India 2006 Art Miami, Miami Beach, Florida Green Art Gallery, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Matsuya Ginza Gallery, Tokyo Art Avesta, Avesta, Sweden Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Mainau Castle, Germany Lalit Kala (Art) Academy, New Delhi, India Shanghai Zendai Museum of Modern art, Shanghai, China 2005 XI Indian Triennale, New Delhi, India Amos Eno Gallery, New York Stockholm Art Fair, Stockholm, Sweden Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Savonlinna Art Museum, Savonlinna, Finland Moisio Art manor, Elimäki, Finland Gallery D’Arte Il Saggiatore, Roma, Italy Artfolio Gallery, Singapore Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai China 2004 Gallery Nievergelt, Zurich, Switserland Matsuya Ginza Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Kassu Halonen Art House, Vaala, Finland Gallery D’Arte Il Saggiatore, Roma, Italy Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Villa Otto Flath, Bad Segeberg, Germany Pietarsaari Museum, Pietarsaari, Finland Gallery Viktoria, Gothenburg, Sweden 2003 Amos Eno Gallery, New York Walter Wicksier Gallery | 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 | T: 212-941-1817 | [email protected] Green Art Gallery, Dubai, United Arab Emirates Gallery Georg Jaud, Garmisch-Partenkirchen, Germany Gallery Tobias Loeffel, Basel, Switzerland Gallery Tobias Loeffel, Rheinfelden, Switzerland Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Gallery E. Pinomaa, Hanko, Finland China Art Museum, Beijing, China Gallery Utställningssalongen, Stockholm, Sweden Pinacoteca Art museum, Sao Paulo, Brazil Lalit Kala (Art) Academy Gallery, New Delhi, India 2002 Gallery Ofoten, Narvik, Norway Genkan Gallery / Tokyo American Club, Tokyo, Japan Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China Gaala Gallery, Turku, Finland Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Gallery D’Arte Il Saggiatore, Roma, Italy Artfolio Space Gallery, Singapore Imatra Art Museum 2001 Irving Arte Center, Texas Volvo Gallery, Sydney, Australia Kwai Fung Hin Art Gallery, Hong Kong, China Gallery Utställningssalong Karlavägen 81, Stockholm, Sweden Palm Springs Art Fair, California Gallery Viktoria, Gothenburg, Sweden Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Gallery Etienne de Gausans, Paris, France Art Collection Gallery, Toronto, Canada Soile Yli-Märyry Art Hall Gallery Cylinda, Sykkylven/Ålesund, Norway Art Gallery Lennart, Naantali, Finland Gallery D’arte Il Saggiatore, Roma, Italy Neliö-Gallery, Oulu, Finland Norsk-Finsk Kulturinstitut, Oslo, Norway 2000 Das Neue Ratthaus, Weissenburg, Germany Amos Eno Gallery, New York Sollentuna Art Fair , Stockholm, Sweden Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Walter Wicksier Gallery | 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 | T: 212-941-1817 | [email protected] The Marriott Gallery, Santiago de Chile, Chile Raumo Art, Rauma, Finland Cymrosa Art Gallery, Mumbai (Bombay), India The Art Chamber, Goa, India The Gallery Art & Design, Mexico City, Mexico 1999 Shanghai Art museum, Shanghai, China Gallery Sirius, Jyväskylä, Finland Museu de Cass Brasileira, Sao Paulo, Brazil Gallery Port, Ginza, Tokyo, Japan Museum of Modern Art, Saitama, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires, Argentina Gallery Etienne de Causans, Paris, France Cultural Foundation Exhibition Hall, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates Green Art Gallery , Dubai, United Arab Emirates Nehru Center Art Gallery, Mumbai (Bombay), India Nandor Mikola-Museum, Vaasa, Finland Centro Cultural PUCP, Lima, Peru City Hall, Lima, Peru Gallery Geiger, Konstanz, Germany Artfolio Space Gallery, Singapore 1998 Amos Eno Gallery, New York Gallery Ralino, Paujim-Goa, India Ebury Galleries, London, Great Britain Neliö-Gallery, Oulu, Finland Ginza Gallery House, Tokyo, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall , Kuortane, Finland Gallery Etienne de Causans, Paris, France The Finnish Embassy, Washington, USA Gallery Utställningssalong Strandvagen 13, Stockholm, Sweden Rio Design Center, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil TAF 98 Art Fair, Taipei, Taiwan Gallery Viktoria, Gothenburg, Sweden The Finnish Embass, Brasilia, Brazil 1997 Gallery Sirius, Jyväskylä, Finland Shanghai Art Museum, Shanghai, China Ebury Galleries, London, Great Britain Ginza Gallery House, Tokyo, Japan Gallery Nievergelt, Zurich, Switzerland Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall , Kuortane, Finland Walter Wicksier Gallery | 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 | T: 212-941-1817 | [email protected] Israel Artist’s House, Jerusalem, Israel Ephrat Gallery, Tel Aviv, Israel LKF The Gallery, Hong Kong Gallery Tobias Loeffel, Basel, Switzerland TAF 97 Art Fair, Taiperi, Taiwan Gallery Tonichi, Tokyo, Japan 1996 Book Fair, Taipei, Taiwan Städtische Sammlungen, Altes Rahaus, Schweinfurt, Germany Hanse-Office, Brussels, Belgium Gallery Paris, Yokohama, Japan LKF The Gallery, Hong Kong Nelio-Gallery, Oulu, Finland Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Book Fair, Frankfurt, Germany TAF 96 Art Fair, Taipei, Taiwan 1995 Finland Design Cener, Sapporo, Japan Gallery Sirius, Jyväskylä, Finland Shugado Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Gallery 17, Stockholm, Sweden Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Amos Eno Gallery, New York Book Fair, Frankfurt, Germany Gallery Kapriisi, Kuoplo, Finland Gallery Geiger, Kornwestheim/Stuttgart, Germany 1994 Gellery Nievergelt, Zurich, Switzerland Amos Eno Gallery, New York Gallery Avenue Kobe, Kobe, Japan Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Brahe Gallery, Turku, Finland Gallery Vita, Bern, Switzerland Book Fair, Frankfurt, Germany Gallery Tobia Loeffel, Basel, Switzerland 1993 Gallery Sirius, Jyväskylä, Finland TIAS 93 - Art Fair, Tokyo, Japan Art Expo Art Fair, New York Miharayu Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Gallery of Amer Cultural Foundation, Helsinki, Finland Nelio-Gallery, Oulu, Finland Soile Yli-Mäyry Art Hall, Kuortane, Finland Gallery Kapriisi, Kuopic, Finland Walter Wicksier Gallery | 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 | T: 212-941-1817 | [email protected] Gallery Paris, Yokohama, Japan Gallery 17, Stockholm, Sweden Gallery Tobias Loeffel, Basel, Switzerland Agathenburg Castle, Stade, Germany Book Fair, Frankfurt, Germany Gallery Musée, Nagoya, Japan 1992 County Library, Kuortane, Finland Kouvola Art Museum, Kouvola Finland Heinola Art Museum, Heinola, Finland Gallery 17, Stockholm Sweden Gallery Adriana, Stuttgart, Germany Nakazawa Ginza Gallery, Tokyo, Japan Gallery Avenue Kobe, Kobe, Japan Gallery Marius, Copenhagen, Denmark Gallery Fabian, Västerås, Sweden Rathaus, Suhl, Germany Book & Library Fair, Gothenburg, Sweden Book Fair, Frankfurt, Germany Book & Press Fair, Geneva, Switzerland Book Fair, Tokyo, Japan 1991 Gallery Auris, Hämeenlinna, Finland Brahe Gallery, Turku, Finland Seinäjoki Art Hall, Seinäjoki, Finland Gallery Sirius, Jyväskylä, Finland Lahti Art Museum, Lahti, Finland Neliö-Gallery, Oulu, Finland Gallery Olab, Gothenburg, Sweden Kunstforum, Schwäbish Gmünd, Germany Gallery Hoffmann, Cologne, Germany Book & Library Fair, Gothenburg, Sweden Book Fair, Frankfurt, Germany Alena Adlung Gallery, New York 1990 Neliö-Gallery, Raahe, Finland Gallery Sirius, Jyväskylä, Finland Ateljee-Gallery, Lahti, Finland Hyvinkää Art Museum, Hyvinkää, Finland Amos Eno Gallery, New York Gallery Geiger, Kornwestheim/Stuttgart, Germany Gallery Olab, Gothenburg, Sweden 1989 County Library, Kuortane, Finland Walter Wicksier Gallery | 210 Eleventh Avenue Suite 303 | T: 212-941-1817 | [email protected] Vaasa Art Hall, Vaasa, Finland Art Gallery Fundart, Nastola, Finland Neliö-Gallery, Raahe, Finland Gallery Uusikuva, Kotka, Finland Kajaani Art Hall, Kajaani, Finaland Municipal Library Exhibition Hall, Vantaa, Finland Art Fair, Gothenburg, Sweden Suomi Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden Amos Eno Gallery, New York Gallery Adriana, Stuttgart,
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