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Nonna-Nina Mäki Curriculum Vitae NONNA-NINA MÄKI CURRICULUM VITAE Born: June 1st 1971 in Tampere Addres: Lehvänkatu 24 f 52, 33820 Tampere, Finland Tel:+358-44-0710606 Helsinki Artists`Association, member 1997-1999 Tampere Artists`Association, member 1995-1996 and 2000- Finnish Painters`Union, member 2003- (aspirant member 1996-2003) ART STUDIES Lahti Institute of Fine Art 1991-1995 Hyvinkää Art School 1990-1991 Orivesi Institute 1989-1990 PRIVATE EXHIBITIONS Wärjäämö, Tampere, January-March 2012 Kreivilä, Forssa, 2011 Gottage of Runeberg, Haihara, Tampere June-July 2011 Tampere University Hospital, cafeteria, June-July 2010 Wärjäämö, Tampere, February 2010 Ava-Gallery, Helsinki, February 2010 Cultural School of Eräjärvi, Orivesi, November-Desember 2008 Gallerie Nunes, Helsinki, August 2008 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2008 Tampere University Hospital, cafeteria, January-February 2008 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2007 Tampere Hall, January-February 2007 Central office building of Tampere, January-February 2007 Wärjäämö Gallery, Tampere, October 2006 FinnMedi`s Ellipsi Restaurant, Tampere, October-November 2006 Library of Pispala, Tampere, April 2006 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2006 Gallery Saskia, Tampere, November 2005 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2005 Pirkanmaa Home for terminal patients, Tampere, May-April 2005 Tampere University Hospital, cafeteria, March-April 2005 Aurinkotalo, Tampere, September-November 2004 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2004 Sumelius Hall, Tampere, November-Desember 2003 Exhibition Hall Taivaan Valkeat, Levi Center, Sirkka, August-September 2003 Gallery Valkoinen Sulka, Tampere, 2003-2004 Hämeenlinna Cultural Centre, July-August 2003 Gallery Saskia, Tampere(grant exhibition) May-April 2003 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2003 Central office building of City of Tampere, April- June 2003 Gallery 5, Oulu, February-March 2003 Madetoja Hall, Oulu, May 2002 Cafe Kahveri, University of Tampere, May 2002 Tampere Hall, March-April 2002 Mältinranta Art Center, Tampere, March-May 2001 Gallery BE`19, Helsinki, March-May 2001 Gallery Jangva, Helsinki, January-February 1998 Nokia Art House, Nokia, August-September 1997 Gallery Katariina, Helsinki, March-May 1997 Gallerie Pelin, Helsinki, November-Desember 1995 Gallerie Pelin, Helsinki, September-November 1993 Window Gallery, Lahti, Desember 1991 JOINT EXHIBITIONS Ava-Gallery, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 2012-2013 Carrousel Du Louvre, Paris, France, October, 2011 CASO-Galleria, Osaka, Japan, October, 2011 Mail Art Exhibition, Milano, Italy, June, 2010 The Second International Symposium of Contemporary Art, Napoli, Italy, June, 2010 Carrousel du Louvre, Paris, France, October 2010 Axe-Gallery, Tokio, Japan, May 2010 Galleria do Palacio, Porto, Portugal October-November 2009 House of Humour and Satire, Gabrovo, Bulgaria 2009 Mail Art Project Dreamwoods, Sempach, Switzerland, 2008 Nobel pease project, Ontario, Canada 2008 Post Art exhibition, Pälkäne, July-August 2007 Poleeni Cultural Center, Pieksamäki, September-November 2007 Centre Culturel Bresil-France, Galerie d`art Francois Masart, Paris, France 2007 Galleria Artelier di Milano, Italy, September-November 2007 Ars jok`vars, Jämsä, July 2006 Imatra Art Museum, September-October 2003 Roses and twigs, Mältinranta Art Center, July-August 2003 Vihtori`s summer exhibition, Kangasala, July 2003 Artcentre Artport, Viitasaari, June-July 2003 Matinpalo Museum, Nastola, July 2003 Jetty Barracks Gallery, Suomenlinna, Helsinki, June 2003 Kouvola Art Museum, Kouvola, February-March 2003 Artcentre Artport, Viitasaari, summer 2002 Emil Hall, Tampere, January-February 2002 Mältinranta Art Center, Tampere, August 2001 Artcentre Artport, Viitasaari, summer 2001 Mältinranta Art Center, Tampere, Desember 2000 Gallery Maria, Helsinki, August 2000 Gallery Novo, Helsinki, Desember 1999 Artcentre Artport, Viitasaari, summer 1999 Gallery Maria, Helsinki, spring 1999 Linnanmäki Amusement Park, Helsinki, summer 1998 Cable Factory, Helsinki, May 1998 Finnish International Travel Fair, Helsinki 1998 Artcentre Artport, Viitasaari, summer 1998 Stoa Centre, Helsinki, Desember 1997 Sara Hilden Art Museum, Tampere, Desember 1997 Gallery Novo, Helsinki, November 1997 Christmas exhibition of Tampere Artists Association, Desember 1996 Art&Antik Fair, Turku, March 1996 Tampere Hall, Tampere, November 1995 XL Fair, Turku, August 1995 Artcentre Pyrri, Savonlinna, summer 1995 Mänttä Art Weeks, Mänttä, summer 1995 Cable Factory, Helsinki, April 1995 Imatra Art Museum, Imatra, February 1995 Jutembus, Vilna, Lithuania, October 1994 Artcentre Pyrri, Savonlinna, summer 1994 Citypalatsi, Lahti, May 1994 Student exhibition of Lahti Institute of Fine Arts, November 1992 Spring exhibition, Lahti, April 1992 Keuruu Art Museum, Keuruu, February 1992 COLLECTIONS The Paulo Foundation, City of Tampere, City of Nokia, City of Espoo, SOL, Tampere Association of Mother and Child Homes and Shelters, Sinilintu, Pirkanmaa Home for Terminal Patients, Wärjäämö, Ellipsi, Sumeliusklubi FOREIGN STUDY TRIPS Vilna, Lithuania 1994 RESIDENCES ABROAD Marbella, Spain, (studio by Finnish Artists`Studio Foundation), 2002 GRANTS AND SCHOLARSHIPS Theosophical Society Grant, 2002, 2009 The Saskias of Tampere (exhibition grant) 2003 Artists`Association of Finland (traveling grant) 2002 Alli&Allan Salo Grant 1995 City of Nokia (cultural grant) 1994 .
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