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GOLNIK LEENA Graphic Artist GOLNIK LEENA Graphic artist Born 1946 in Helsinki Address: 01400 Vantaa, Finland Phone: +358 50 5882171 E-mail: leena.golnik(at)kolumbus.fi Home page: www.leenagolnik.fi www.kuvataiteilijamatrikkeli.fi/en/artists/2405 Main mediums of prints: etching, aquatint, dry point, soft ground, pvc-graphics Studies: High school graduate: 1966 Tikkurila, Vantaa Art studies: Several courses of art 1978-1993 University of Art and Design Helsinki (UIAH) 1993-94 Solo shows: 2015 Vantaa, Peijas hospital, The artist of the month 2014 Stockholm Sweden, Galleri Ängel 2011 Vantaa, Pisto Gallery 2009 Helsinki, Gallery Dix / Studio 2009 Vantaa, Peijas hospital, The artist of the month 2007 Vantaa, Gallery Gjutars, Taidelainaamo, The artist of the month 2004 Oulu, Neliö-Gallery 2003 Vantaa, Gallery Gjutars 2002 Helsinki, Galerie Oljemark 2001 Helsinki, Gallery Dix 2000 Vantaa, ”Nowå” travelling exhibition in Tikkurila, Helsinki - European city of Culture programm 2000 Vantaa, Nygårds 1999 Vantaa, Peijas hospital, The artist of the month 1999 / 2000 Vantaa, Urbaari, EU:s Urban -projekt 1998 Helsinki, Galerie Oljemark 1997 Helsinki, Kriittinen Tila 1992 Hamina, Library Gallery 1991 Lohja, Gallery Taidepaja 1991 Helsinki, Gallery Taideholvi 1990 Järvenpää Art House National exhibitions: 2015 Helsinki,”Vitas85”, Gallery Rantakasarmi in Suomenlinna 2015 Vantaa, Exhibition by the streets in Kivistö 2015, 2014 Helsinki, Kaapelitehdas, Seniors’ 37. and 36. Salon 2014 Hauho, Hovinkartano Art Center 2014 Helsinki, Gallery Dix 2014 Helsinki, Gallery Artika 2014 Nokia, Printti, National Miniprint 2014 Järvenpää, ”Vitas85”, Järvenpää Art Museum 2014, 2013, 2012, 2009/2010 Helsinki, Rööperin Taidesalonki 2014 - 2008 Helsinki, Gallery G, New impressions – new graphic art, The Association of Finnish Printmakers 2013, Hartola, Maila Talvio-Salon 2013, 2012 - 2005, 1995 -2003 Vantaa, Exhibitions of The Vantaa Artists’ Association 2012 Gallery Lambert, Heinola Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2011 Helsinki, ArtForum 2011 Savitaipale, Art Paimensaari 2011 Mikkeli Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2010 Lahti, Gallery Uusi Kipinä, Miniprint Finland, Poimittuja helmiä 2010 Lahti Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2009 Helsinki, Gallery Ferin , Animals in the landscape 2008 Vantaa, Miljonääriklubi, Gallery Gjutars 2007 Jyväskylä Art Museum, Holvi, New donations of the collection of The Association of Finnish Printmakers 2007, 2004 Kouvola Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2007, 2004, 1994 -98 Helsinki, Gallery Dix 2006 / 2005 Turku, Gallery Joella, Small g – national minigraphics 2006 Helsinki, Gallery G, Graphic Artists’ Celebrate: 75 graphic artists 2006 Hämeenkoski, Jokela Manor summer exhibition 2006 Tampere, Verkaranta, Paperilla-exhibition 2006, 2002 – 2004, 1994 Helsinki, Galerie Oljemark 2005 Imatra Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2005, 2004 Elimäki, Peippola Art Summer 2004 Lahden Taidepanimo, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2004, 2002, 2000, 1997 Hartola, Maila Talvio-Salon 2004 Vantaa, 10-year Jubilee Exhibition of The Artists’ Association of Vantaa 2004, 2003, 2002, 1996 Viitasaari, Artport Art Center 2003, 1993 Riihimäki, Gallery Allinna, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2003 Helsinki, Kaapelitehdas, "Miniteos" 2002 Helsinki, Galerie Novo 2001, 1999, 1998 Tammisaarentalo, Summer Salon 2001 Porvoo Art Hall, The Artists’ Association of Vantaa 2001 Salo Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2000 Internet exhibition of The Union of Finnish Art Associations 2000 Lappeenranta Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 2000, 1997 Loppi, Sajaniemen Taidemäki 2000 Helsinki, Kaapelitehdas, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 1999 Pieksämäki, Poleeni Cultural Center, ”Zoom-Booli” 1998 Helsinki, Kanneltalo Gallery, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 1997 Hyvinkää Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Vantaa 1997 Pieksämäki, Poleeni Cultural Center, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 1997 Helsinki, British Airways Art Competition 1996 Summer exhibition of The Union of Finnish Art Associations 1996 Vantaa, Myyrmäkitalo, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 1995 Hyvinkää Art Museum, The Artists’ Association of Wiborg 1995, 1994, 1993 Loppi, Järventausta Art Center 1995 Kuusankoskitalo 1995 Helsinki, Galerie Novo, “ It rains CATS & DOGS” 1994 Loviisa Museum 1994 Karkkila, Gallery Bremer 1993 Lohja, Alkupotku, The Association of Finnish Printmakers 1992, 1990, 1989, 1987, 1986 Annual Exhibitions of The Union of Finnish Art Associations 1992 Helsinki, Kaapelitehdas, Suur-Helsinki and Uusimaa region Exhibition 1992 Naantali Art Hall 1991 Salo, Sininen Talo Gallery, ”Feelings” 1989, 1986, 1984 Vantaa, Vantaa Art Society 1987 Raisio, Kesäkuvia -87 Group exhibitions abroad: 2014 Mexico, Fifth International Printmaking Collective (invitation) 2013 Japan, Osaka, BELA Print biennial 2012 France, Paris, Carrousel du Louvre 2009 Sweden, Huddinge, Fullersta Bio Konsthall 2010 - 2005 Japan, Tokyo 2009, 2008 Japan, Machida 2005 Sweden , Fängerfors Konsthallen, “Relation-Vibration” 2004 Poland, Crakow, Nordic House Gallery, Contemporary Finnish Graphic Art 2003 Italy, International Exhibition "L´Arte e il Torchio" –Cremona (invitation) 2001 / 02 Lithuania ,Vilnus, International Exhibition of Miniatures "Mazoji" (invitation) 2000 Italy, Pisa, Group Show (award) 1999 Poland, Slupsk, Galerii Baszta Czarownic, Siedmioro Artystow z Vantaa – Seven artists from Vantaa 1998 Romania, Alexandria and Bukarest, Expozitie de Arta Plastica Finlandeza Contemporana 1997 Romania, Alexandria, Expozitie de Pictura si Grafica Finlandeza International exhibitions: upcoming 2016: Portugal, 8th International Printmaking Biennial of Douro 2016 Enter into Art, 2016 - Germany: 'Fascination of worldwide art and color' (Cologne, Diez, Nassau) 2015, 2009, 2008 Bulgaria, Lessedra World Art Print Annual -Mini Print, Sofia 2015 Portugal, 2nd Global Print, Douro 2015 Bulgaria, 22nd International Biennial of Humour and Satire in the Arts-Gabrovo 2014 Relation in print, Bentara Budaya, Yogyakartta Indonesia 2014 Artavita online contest 2014,2013,2009,2008, NL Mexico,”Prints for Peace”, Carpinteyro Gallery of IMNRC, Monterrey 2011 Romania, International Miniature Graphic Art Exhibition Island of Unwanted Things 2010 Poland, Debuit Gallery, Gdynia, Triennial-Krakow programme 2009 Portugal, VI Printmaking Festival of Evora 2009 ”Art for Peace”, Intercultural Project, Virtual Exhibition of Art 2009 Poland, “Lettra-Krakow 2009, Letter and Symbol”, Krakow 2009 Hungary, Ex Libris Exhibition Debrecen 2009 2009 Bulgaria, Amateras Annual Art Paper Exhibition, Sofia 2009 Malaysia, 1st Mail Art Festival, Shah Alam Gallery 2009 Romania, Mail Art Projects, Pink and Self-Portrait 2009 Bulgaria, 19th International Biennial of Humour and Satire in the Arts-Gabrovo 2009 Germany, ARmuT mailart, Hans-Sachs-Haus, Stuttgart 2008 Italy, The 1st International Competition Exhibition Mini Print and Ex Libris, Milan 2008 Indonesia, 1st International Mail Art & Art Exhibition of West Java, Basil 2008 Argentina, "4a Muestra Internacional de Miniprint de Rosario 2008" 2008 Israel, Dialog – Virtual Exhibition, The Israeli Museum of Creative Arts 2008 Greece, ”FETA” Ex Libris Exhibition, Elassona 2008 Romania, International Small Engraving Salon Carbunari, Florean Museum 2008 Serbia, The Second International Biennial Ex Libris Exhibition ”Lighthouse” 2008 Greece, 2nd International Mini Art Exhibition –Serres, ”Elimination of Violence against Women” 2008 ShaVis.com, virtual exhibition and book of covers, ”Everyone will be famous for 15 kbytes” 2008 Canada, Vancouver, The Fifht Biennial International Miniature Print Exhibition 2008 Romania, Mail Art Projects, Green Eyes and Non-Smokers Make Me Sick 2008 U.S.A. 10th Annual Contemporary Art Juried Online International Art Exhibition, Omaha 2008 Bulgaria, 7th Lessedra World Art Print Annual - Mini Print, Sofia 2008 Serbia, 9th International Biennial of Miniature Art – Gornji Milanovac 2008 Israel, Mask Carnival – Virtual Exhibition, The Israeli Museum of Creative Arts 2008 Romania, 3rd International Experimental Engraving Biennial, Mogosoaia 2007 Ukraine, International Charitable exhibition modern art Donetsk-2007 2007 Ghana, International Art Exhibition Expo’07 2007, 2004, 1998, 1995 Finland, Lahti, International Miniprint Triennale 2007 Bulgaria, Gabrovo, 18th International Biennial of Humour and Satire in the Arts 2007 Belgium, Brugge, Arentshuis Museum, 11 th European Biennial Competition for Craphic Art, Lace and lace making 2006 Egypt, Cairo, 5th Egyptian International Print Triennale 2006 Swimming Pool Online exhibition 2006 Romania, Mail Art Project “I’ve lost Lilly´s picture” 2006 Romania, Florean Museum, International Small Engraving Salon Carbunari 2006 2006 Serbia and Montenegro, First International Biennial Ex Libris Exhibition “Paper” 2005, 2003, 2001, 1999, 1997 Romania, Cluj, International Mini-Print Biennial 2005 Belgium, Brugge, Arentshuis Museum, 10 th European Biennial Competition for Craphic Art, CORPUS’05 2005 Japan, Tokyo, International Mini - Print Triennial (invitation) 2005 Hungary, Fine Arts Faculty from Szeged, Graphium 2004 Salon 2005 / 2006 REAL-TIME 2005, Juried Online Global Art Annual Exhibition 2005 / 2006 Argentina, 3a Muestra Internacional de Miniprint en Rosario 2004 Portugal, IV Printmaking Festival of Evora (invitation) 2004 India, Bhopal, Sixth Brahat Bhavan International Biennial of Print Art 2004 Spain, VIII International Engraving Biennial Caixanova 2004 Romania, Timisoara, International
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