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EEVA KARHU / CV Born 1980 in Kirkkonummi, Finland. Lives And EEVA KARHU / CV Born 1980 in Kirkkonummi, Finland. Lives and works in Helsinki, Finland. Education 2014 Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture, Helsinki, MA, Photography 2009-10 Universidad de Compultence, Madrid, Spain, Fine Arts 2008 University of Art and Design Helsinki, Finland, BA, Photography 2005 Pekka Halonen Academy, Photography Solo exhibitions (selected) 2020 Surrounded By, Turun Taidehalli, Turku, FI Shadows Within, Persons Projects, Berlin, DE Finding the Path Within, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London, UK 2018 Surrounded By, Photographic Gallery Hippolyte, Helsinki, FI 2014 Light Paintings, Galleria Uusi Kipinä, Lahti, FI 2012 While unseen, Gallery TAIK, Berlin, DE Purdy Hicks Gallery, London, UK 2011 i m p r e s s i o, Hippolyte, Gallery of Photography, Helsinki, FI i m p r e s s i o, Portrait´s Gallery, Pori, FI i m p r e s s i o, Finlandsintitutet, Stockholm, SWE Group exhibitions (selected) 2021 New Perspectives Through Photography – 25 Years of the Helsinki School, Taidehalli Helsinki, FI Northern Light, Europäische Kunstakademie e.V., Tier, DE Nordic Light, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London, UK 2020 The Helsinki School – The Nature of Being, Persons Projects, Berlin, DE 2018 CHART, Gallery Taik Persons, Copenhagen, DN Photo London, Gallery Taik Persons, London, UK 2017 Paris Photo, Gallery Taik Persons, Paris, FR Photo London, Gallery Taik Persons, London, UK 2016 CHART, Gallery Taik Persons, Copenhagen, DNK Photo London, Gallery Taik Persons, London, UK ARCO, Gallery Taik Persons, Madrid, ES 2015 Paris Photo, Gallery Taik Persons, Paris, FR Vienna Fair, The Helsinki School Gallery, Vienna, AUT 2014 London Art Fair, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London, UK 2013 Summer School, TR1, Tampere, FI The Helsinki School - A Female View, Galleri Brandstrup, Oslo, NOR Multiplied 2013 Contemporary Editions Fair, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London, UK Vienna Contemporary, Gallery Taik Persons, Vienna, AUT Summer exhibition, Purdy Hicks Gallery, London, UK Summer School, The Finnish Museum of Photography, Helsinki, FI Valon Houkutus, Lahti Art Museum, Lahti, FI 2012 Paris Photo, Gallery TAIK, Paris, FR GERMANY Lindenstr. 34-35 Vienna Contemporary, Gallery TAIK, Vienna, AUT D-10969 Berlin Art Fair Suomi 2012, Helsinki, FI [email protected] +49 30 2888 3370 2011 Young Artists 2011, Kunsthalle Helsinki, FI FINLAND ParisPhoto, Gallery TAIK, Paris, FR Hämeentie 135 C F-00560 Helsinki Artissima18, Gallery TAIK, Torino, ITA The Helsinki School - A Female View part II, Fotoraum, Vienna, AUT PERSONSPROJECTS.COM Border, 4. WestPhoto Photography Prize, Berlin, DE KIAFF2011, Gallery TAIK, Seoul, KOR Art Fair Suomi 2011, Helsinki, FI The Helsinki School - A Female View, Pudry Hicks Gallery, London, UK Vienna Contemporary, Gallery TAIK, Vienna, AUT 2010 WestPhoto Photography Prize, University of Westminster, London, UK 2008 Young Guns, Students of Photography ry, Jukka Male Museum, Helsinki, FI Grants 2015 The Young Artist Grant / Finnish Society 2014 Arts Council of Finland 2013 Arts Council of Finland 2012 Finnfoto ry 2011 Arts Council of Finland University of Art and Design 2010 Finnfoto ry Residencies 2018 The Åland Archipelago Guest Artist Residency, FI Utö Residency, FI Memberships Union of Artist Photographers, FI T.E.H.D.A .S. ry Publications 2020 Polku | Paths, Parvs Publishing Ltd. 2016 Interview, ZOOM Magazine n.245: Beyond Sharpness 2013 Väritettyjä totuuksia / Book of Lies, Musta Taide 2011 The Helsinki School, Vol IV, Female View, Hatje Cantz Works in Collections Collectión Olor Visual, ES Helsinki City Art Museum, FI The State Art Collection, FI Statoil, Art Collection, NO Loubna - Fine Art Society, CHE Works in private collections: Austria, Finland, France, South Korea, Switzerland, UK, USA GERMANY Lindenstr. 34-35 D-10969 Berlin [email protected] +49 30 2888 3370 FINLAND Hämeentie 135 C F-00560 Helsinki PERSONSPROJECTS.COM.
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