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Hera Büyüktaşçıyan was born in Istanbul in 1984. She graduated from the Faculty of Fine Arts at Marmara University in 2006. In 2007, she held her first solo exhibition "The Other" at PIST /// 7-24 in Istanbul. Since then, she has held several solo exhibitions and participated in many group exhibitions in Turkey and abroad. Büyüktaşçıyan has received many awards for her work. In 2013, she was nominated for the Turkish finalist of Henkel Art Award 2013. Büyüktaşçıyan currently lives and works in Istanbul.
Awards:
2008, Internationale Sommerakademie für Bildende Kunst, Salzburg
2003-2006, Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation
2001, Armenian Patriarchate painting award
Solo exhibitions:
2012, The Afternoon Odyssey (performance), SALT Beyoglu, Istanbul
2011, Worthy Hearts, ACSL, Yerevan, Armenia
2011, Essential Solitude, Gallery G Art, Istanbul
2007, "The Other", PIST/// 7-24, Istanbul
Selected group exhibitions:
2013, Envy, Enimity, Embarrasement, ARTER, Istanbul
2012, Blur, Galerie Weltraum, Munich
2012, Reflecting on Reflection, Galeri Manâ, curated by Abaseh Mirvali, Istanbul
2012, Ritual of the Habituals, Open Arts Foundation, Plovdiv
2012, Impudence of Good Intent, art.Sümer, Istanbul
2012, Looking for Somewhere to Land, Slakthusateljeerna, Stockholm
2012, Democracy &Conflict, KargArt, Istanbul
2012, In the Irregular Topography of the Mind, Rumeli Han, Istanbul
2012, 200 Voices, Visiting Arts, UK
2011, art.homes///20 artists 10 houses // Munich-Istanbul 2011, Munich
2011, art.homes, Galerie der Künstler BBK, Munich
2010, art.homes /////Munich-Istanbul 2010, Istanbul
2010, Lives and works in Istanbul, Sanat Limanı, Istanbul
2009, Changeables & Transformables, Nakkas Cistern, Istanbul
2009, Lives and Works in Istanbul, 2010 Istanbul European Capital of Culture
2008, Lent Traces, Gallery G art, Istanbul
2008, Self & Work, International Sommerakademie Salzburg
2007, Humour & Witt, International Sommerakademie Salzburg
2006, El-le, Pera Museum, Istanbul
2006, Going Public’06, Milano
2006, Prof. Tayfun Erdogmus studio exhibition, Goethe Institute Gallery Dürer, Istanbul
2005, City Scans, under the concept of UIA congress, Beyoglu Art Gallery, Istanbul
2003, Scan Istanbul, collaborative work with Turkish and Greek artists, Istanbul
Reference: herabuyuktascian.blogspot.com, galerimana.com
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