Curriculum vitae

Magdalena Åberg (8.1.1972)

+358-40-515 6845
www.aberg.fi | magdalena(a)aberg.fi
 

PRIVATE SHOWS
2012 Galleria Johan S., Helsinki
2012 Kakelhallen, Mariehamn, Åland
2011 Galleria Vanha Raatihuone, Turku
2011 Galleria Becker, Jyväskylä
2009 AVA Galleria, Helsinki
2008 Galleria Johan S, Helsinki
2006 Galleria Katariina, Helsinki
2005 Ateljee bar Torni, Helsinki
2004 Galleri Bengelsdorff, Helsinki
2003 Galleria Ulaani, Helsinki


GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Atlas and Sisyfos; Kulmagalleria, Helsinki (2011), Man and space; with Henrika Lax and Camilla Mitts, Galleriet G18 Helsinki (2011), Luonnollista vai luonnotonta; Helsinki Artists’ associiation’s biennal (2009), Ei koskaan eläkkeelle; Vantaa Museum of Art (2009), Toiseuden kohtaaminen; Secco (2009), ”New Painting”; Lahti Museum of art (2008), Casa de Cultura de Gaia ja Museu Teixeira Lopes, Porto, Portugal (2007), Galleria 9 Colonne, Bologna, Italy (2007), Galleria Artelier di Milano, Italy (2007), Centre Culturel Brésil-France, Galerie d ́art Francois Mansart, Paris (2007), Nuorten 111. Näyttely; Helsinki Art Hall (2006), Masters of Arts 2005; Lume, Helsinki (2005)
 

OTHER ART PROJECTS
2011–12 Curator for street art project in Unioninkatu, as part of Helsinki capital 200-celebration
2005– Street galleries, idea and planning of open-air galleries where art is put on distribution boxes along three streets of central Helsinki
 

STUDIES
2002–2005 University of Industrial Art Helsinki, Department for visual culture (MA)
2001–2004 University of Industrial Art Helsinki, Department for Art Education (MA)
1998–2001 University of Industrial Art Helsinki, Department for Ceramics and Glass (BA)
1999–2000 Academy of Fine Arts Helsinki, sculpture department
1998 The Art school Maa, Suomenlinna
1992–1999 Helsinki University, SSKH, studies in journalism (BA)
1991–1992 Schiller International University, Heidelberg, studies in International Relations
1991 Finnish Baccalaureat exam
 

MEMBERSHIPS
Painters union Finland, Helsingin Taiteilijaseura, Kuvasto
 

COLLECTIONS
Pro Artibus, Helsinki Art Museum, Amos Anderson’s Art Museum, Svenska kulturfonden