Born 1966 in Westerschouwen, the Netherlands. Marian Wijnvoord studied painting at the Hogeschool voor de Kunsten, Amsterdam. After having taught painting for several years in the United States at Alfred University, NY, she returned to Europe in 1997 - moving from Paris to Berlin, where she now works and lives.

 

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2011             Galerie Susan Nielsen, Paris

2010             La Vitrine, Paris

2010             Kunsttherapie, Berlin

2009             Kehraus, Berlin

2007             Cultural Center Thessaloniki, Greece

2005             Galerie Birthe Laursen, Paris

2003             Galerie Birthe Laursen, Paris and Denmark

2001             Galerie Birthe Laursen, Paris

2000             Goethe Institute, Thessaloniki, Greece

1998             Livingroom Project, Paris

1997             Novito, Amsterdam, the Netherlands

1994             Big Orbit Gallery, Buffalo, NY, USA

1993             Pyramid Arts Center, Rochester, NY, USA

 

Selected Group Exhibitions

2008-10       Galerie Susan Nielsen, Paris

2007             Copenhagen Art Fair, Denmark

2003-08       Galerie Birthe Laursen, Denmark

2001-07       Galerie Birthe Laursen, Paris

2005             Copenhagen Art Fair, Denmark

2004             Centre d’Art Sébastien, St Cyr sur Mer, France

1996             Western NY Artists, Hallwalls, Buffalo, NY, USA

1995             Dichter aan Huis, Den Haag, les Pays-Bas

1995             Village Gate Arts Expo, Rochester, NY, USA

1994             Upstate Invitational, Pyramids Arts Center, Rochester, NY, USA

1993             Memorial Art Gallery, Rochester, NY, USA

 

Publications

2007             “Marian Wijnvoord, keeping busy”, ISBN 978-960-6687-06-8

2003             “Marian Wijnvoord”, catalogue, ISBN  2-915119-09-5

2001             “Marian Wijnvoord”, catalogue, ISBN 2-9516254-5-6

2000             “Marian Wijnvoord”, catalogue, Goethe Institut

1996             “Marian Wijnvoord at Burnham” Antje Parker, ARE catalogue

1995             “De ideale haagsche huiskamer” Ferry Simons, catalogue