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G12 HELSINKI | Annankatu 16, Helsinki | 044 717 7177 | www.galleria12.fi | ti-to 12-18, pe-la 11-16 Curriculum vitae Hanna Uggla s. 1965, Helsinki Asuu ja työskentelee Helsingissä Opinnot 2007-2008 Taidekoulu Maa, Kuvataide syventävät opinnot 2004-2007 Taidekoulu Maa, Kuvataiteilija 2000-2004 Vapaantaidekoulun ja Helsingin taiteilijaseuran kursseja Yksityisnäyttelyt 2017 Galleria G12 (Ei joko tai vaan sekä että), Helsinki 2017 Kulttuuritalo Grand (Anna kaikkien kukkien kukkia), Porvoo 2016 Art Frida (Kumpuava), Helsinki 2015 Galleria 4-kuus (Yhdessä), Helsinki 2013 Galleria Stoa-maria passio (Matkan varrella), Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki 2013 Galleria G18 (Esikuvia), Helsinki 2010 Galleria 4-kuus (Väritanssi), Helsinki 2010 Artist´s studio (Kaos ja Harmonia), Helsinki 2010 Galleria G18 (Pelko ja tanssi 7 kuolemansyntiä), Helsinki 2009 Ravintolalaiva Katrina, Helsinki 2009 Galleria Stoa-maria passio, Helsinki 2008 Galleria G18 (Maalauksia), Helsinki 2008 Galleria Arbis (Maalauksia), Helsinki Ryhmä- ja yhteisnäyttelyt 2017 Taidelainaamo, ihana valo, Richardinkatu, Helsinki 2017 Art Frida, Helsinki, jyrytetty 2016 HTS joulunäyttely, Galleria Katariina, Helsinki 2016 Art Goes Kapakka, Kulttuuritalo, Helsinki 2016 Galleria Fogga (Heavenly), Helsinki 2016 Art Frida, joulu näyttely, Helsinki 2015 Art Helsinki 2015, Helsingin Messukeskus 2015 Galleria Fogga (Virtauksia), Helsinki 2015 Galleria STOA (Kudelma), Helsinki 2014 Galleria Katariina (Hehku) jyrytetty, HTS, Helsinki 2014 Art Frida (Värikohtaamisia), Helsinki 2014 Virkagalleria (Kudelma), Helsingin kaupungintalo 2014 Galleria Rantakasarmi, HTS (Kriisi), Helsinki 2013 Galleria STOA (Valo), HTS, Helsinki 2012 Galleria Tärinä (Olla), Riihimäki 2011 Galleria 4-kuus, Helsinki 2009 Stoa-maria passio, Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki 2008 S-galleria, Helsinki 2008 Ruutikellari, Hamina 2008 Galleria G18, Helsinki 2008 Stoa-maria passio, Helsinki 2007 Puristamo, Kaapelitehdas (Maasta mantereelle), Taidekoulu Maa, Helsinki 2006 Galleria Augusta, Taidekoulu Maa, Suomenlinna, NIFCA‐Nordic Institute for Contemporary art Projektit, opetustehtävät 2016-2017 Taidepajoja, Pakolaislapsille, Mannerheimin lastensuojeluyhdistys 2016 Jyryttäjä Suomen taiteilijat ry vuosinäyttely, Kaapelitehdas‐Valssaamo, Helsinki 2015 Jyryttäjä Suomen taiteilijat ry vuosinäyttely, Kaapelitehdas-Valssaamo, Helsinki 2015 Omakuva, 10 opetus kertaa, Helsingin MS-neuvola 2007‐2015 Taideopetus, Työväenopisto, Arbis, (Öljy- ja akvarellimaalaus), Helsinki 2014 Luento taidemaalariliitto, Taide rakennetussa ympäristössä 2013 Taideopetus taidemaalariliitto, viikonloppukurssi, Kaapelitehdas, Helsinki 2012-2013 AV, taideopetus, Helsinki 2012 Helsingin MS-neuvola, taidekasvatus ja taideterapia 2010-2012 Taideopetus AXXELL Syventävä maalausvuosi, Helsinki 2011 Väriestetiikan koulutus Novia, Helsinki 2010 Taideopetus, Arbis, Espoo 2010-2012 Kesäkurssit, Suomenlinna 2009 Lasten kulttuuriprojekti, Helsinki 2009 Taide rakennetussa ympäristössä luento,Taidekoulu Maa, Helsinki 2009 Pohjoismaista yhteistyötä edistävä taide kesäkurssi, Hanko 2007-2009 Nuorten taidepedagooginen kasvatus, Espoo 2005-2006 Kuvataidepajoja vammaisille lapsille, Helsinki 2004 Poikkitaiteellinen taideprojekti, Viruslabbet, Helsinki 2001-2004 Lavastusosasto, Svenska teatern, Helsinki 2000 Lavastus Hukkisen ja Hultinin teatteriproduktioihin 1999-2001 Lasten taidekasvatus, taiteilija Eva Aminofin taidekerho, Helsinki Muu taiteellinen toiminta 2007-2015 “Yhteinen kudelma“ ‐yhteisöllinen textiilitaideteos yhteistyössä Marita Harkion kanssa esillä Virka galleriassa, Kulttuurikeskus STOA, Kulttuurikeskus Kaisa ja Kaapelitehdas 2006 “Lasten taidemakkara” –vammaisten lasten taidenäyttely Makkaratalon makkarassa kesällä yhteistyössä lasten ja Marita Harkion kanssa. 2005 Ajatusten spiraali, yhteisteos, Ite‐taide projekti, Kiasma, Helsinki Luottamustehtävät 2015- Helsingin Taiteilijaseuran hallituksen jäsen Apurahat ja stipendit 2015 Nygrenska stiftelsen 2009 Svenska kulturfonden 2005 Helsingin kulttuurirahasto 2005 Svenska kulturfonden 2005 Konstsamfundet Jäsenyydet Helsingin taiteilijaseura Taidemaalariliitto, kokelasjäsen Kuviokellujat .
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