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PIA FEINIK Curriculum Vitae PIA FEINIK Curriculum Vitae Born 21st August in Jalasjärvi, Finland Lives in Nokia and works in Siuro Finland www.piafeinik.fi [email protected] Tel. +358 400 509 005 IG: piafeinik #piafeinik Facebook: Pia Feinik Education (opinnot) 2013 - 2014 Doctoral studies at Aalto university Helsinki, School of arts, design and architecture 2011 University of Jyväskylä, Master of arts, M.A., art history, cultural politics and heritology 2005 Lahti, Institute of design, design pedagogy 2002 Kankaanpää, Fine art, Bachelor of Visual and Media Arts B.A., Visual Artist 1997 Savonlinna arthighschool, graphic design and architecture Memberships (jäsenyydet) Association of culture policy researchers Finnish Painters' Union Finnish Printmakers Union Tampere Artists' Association Kuvasto Association Responsible Positions (luottamustehtävät) Tampere Artists' Association - Vice-Chairman 2012-14 Nokia visual artists Association - Chairman 2013-2014 Helsinki Arts Hall Foundation – Member of board 2012-2014 Tampere Artists' Association - Member of board 2011-14 Tampere Artists' Association - Member of exhibition council 2010-13 Tampere Artists' Association - Member of the delegate 2009-2010 Tampere Artists' Association - Member of journalist council 2009 –> Tampere Artists' Association - Member of monument exhibition council 2010 –> Selected Employment History KOTI+TAIDE, author of the handbook for interior design with, Tammi 2014 Ohjauskulma –project, project coordinator 1.1.-31.6.2012 ART 360 -project, researcher 2009 ART 360 -project, visiting lecturer and teacher 2009-2010 Tampere city, visiting artlecturer 2003-2004 Page 1 (3) NORDIC ART GALLERY & CAFÉ www.nordicartgallery.com 23 rue Vauban [email protected] 06600 Antibes, France Tel: +33 (0)4 89 02 72 60 Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 nordicartcafe Selected Teaching Positions Art teacher 2002 -> SAMK, Satakuntapolytechnic, Fine art, Kankaanpää Nokia city, artschool Tampere city, artschool Ylöjärvi city, artschool Pori city, artschool Grants 2012 Artists`Association of Finland, residence scholarship 2012 Tampere city, Tamperemaja-stipend 2012 Nokia city, Arthouse of Nokia-stipend 2011 Artists`Association of Finland, residence scholarship 2010 Alli and Allan Salo foundation scholarship 2010 Environmental art foundation scholarship 2009 Special prize, Lessedra world art print 2003 Satakunta Polytechnic stipend Solo Exhibitions (yksityisnäyttelyt) 2018 Nordic Art Gallery, Antibes, France 2018 Keskus Galleria, Tampere 2018 Mehiläinen, Tampere 2016 Seinäjoen Kaupunginteatteri, Seinäjoki 2016 Keskus Galleria, Tampere 2014 Varikkogalleria, Seinäjoki 2013 Galleria G12, Kuopio 2012 Tampere Maja, Tartto, Eesti 2012 Taidetalo, Nokia 2012 Keskus Galleria, Tampere 2011 Gallery VicarART, Bryssel, Belgium 2010 Gallery Kapriisi, Tampere 2010 Keskus Galleria, Tampere 2009 Kaupungin virastotalo, Tampere 2009 Ellipsi, Tampere 2009 Ströget, Tampere 2009 TAYS, Tampere 2005 Galleria Gjutars, Vantaa 2005 Galleria Napa, Rovaniemi 2005 Galleria Becker, Jyväskylä 2005 Varikkogalleria, Seinäjoki 2003 Malkkimuseo, Tampere 2003 Galleria G, Helsinki, Finland 2003 Galleria Nyström, Tampere Group Exhibitions (yhteisnäyttelyt) 2018 Multi Art Gallery, Monaco 2018 Sastamalan Wanha Meijeri 2015 ”Muuttuvia tekijöitä”, Vuojoen kartano, Eura 2015 VOLUME, Taidekeskus Haihara, Tampere 2015 Instant, Taidekeskus Mältinranta, Tampere Page 2 (3) NORDIC ART GALLERY & CAFÉ www.nordicartgallery.com 23 rue Vauban [email protected] 06600 Antibes, France Tel: +33 (0)4 89 02 72 60 Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 nordicartcafe Group Exhibitons continue… 2013 4T –Taiteilija-Teos-Tuoli-Tapetti, Taideikkuna, Tampere, Finland 2013 ”Seuralaiset”, Perniö, Finland 2013 Taidetalli, Kangasala, Finland 2013 "Lainaa vain" SKjL:n kutsunäyttely, Galleria P, Pori 2012 Galleria Tärina, Riihimäki, Finland 2012 Nokia taidetalo, Nokia, Finland 2011 Haihara artcenter, summer exhibiton, Tampere, Finland 2011 Tampere artist`s association, Summer exhibition 2011 International Painting & Mixed Media project, Sofia, Bulgary 2010 ”Israel inspiration”, Jugend cafe, Helsinki, Finland 2010 "Summertime", Akvart Galleria, Helsinki, Finland 2010 Prints for Peace, 2nd International Printmaking juried Exhibit, Mexico 2010 International mini print 30 Cadaqués, Spain 2010 Lessedra world art print annual, Sofia, Bulgary 2009 5th International competition Ex Libris Biblioteca di Bodio Lomnago, Italy 2009 Yozo Hamaguchi 100th Anniversary International Print Competition, Japan 2009 Uusi lehti - Uutta taidegrafiikkaa, Galleria G, Helsinki, Finland 2009 Prints for Peace, 2nd International Printmaking juried Exhibit, Mexico 2009 Splitgraphic IV, International print exhibition, Croatia 2009 International print competition & exhibition Yozo Hamaguchi, Tokyo, Japan 2009 Guanlan International print Biennal, China 2009 Lessedra world art print annual, Sofia, Bulgary 2008 Lessedra world art print annual, Sofia, Bulgary 2007 Mini print, Lahti, Finland 2006 "Tällinki", Patruunagalleria, Lapua, Finland 2000 "Naarauksia", gallery Regina, Turku, Finland 2000 Hellström family artists group exhibition, Arthall, Seinäjoki 1999 2G -graafikot, Postelli gallery, Kankaanpää, Finland Environmental and Community Art Projects Residencies 2012 ”Vuosirenkaat”, artists and city of Nokia 2011 Grassina, Italy 2011 ART goes PARK, city of Nokia 2012 Grassina, Italy 2011 Haihara summer exhibition "Metsästä", city 2017 Grassina, Italy of Tampere Represented in Collections, Public Works * State of Finland * Jewish community, Helsinki, Finland Tampere Art Museum Finnish kennel club Musee Hamaguchi Yozo, Yamasa Collection, Finnish greyhound club Japan Finnish hearing association * Bodio Lomnago Library collection, Italy Regional council of south Ostrobothnia AIE collection, Italy Mannerheim league for child welfare Guanlan Museum, Shenzhen, China City of Kankaanpää, Finland * Museum of Contemporary Graphic Art, Croatia City of Ylöjärvi, Finland * Lessedra Art Collection, Bulgaria City of Nokia, Finland * Jyväskylä Art Museum City of Tampere, Finland * Equestrian federation of Finland * Page 3 (3) NORDIC ART GALLERY & CAFÉ www.nordicartgallery.com 23 rue Vauban [email protected] 06600 Antibes, France Tel: +33 (0)4 89 02 72 60 Open from Tuesday to Saturday from 10:00 to 19:00 nordicartcafe .
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