Anu Vahtra

Born: Tallinn, Estonia
Lives: Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Anu Vahtra, born in 1982, studied in Estonian Academy of Arts, Kunsthogskolen i Bergen and Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam. Main focus in her work lies on photography and large-scale spatial installation, however, she has been involved in numerous collaborations across fields. Currently lives and works in Amsterdam and Tallinn.

Education

2007
2005
2004
  • Erasmus, photography
    Konsthögskolen i Bergen, Bergen, Norway

Selected Solo Exhibitions

2011
2009
  • Homage to Gordon Matta-Clark
    A4, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
2005
  • Sketchbook. Deconstructing Pärnu: locations, individuals
    Rael Artel Gallery: Non-profit Project Space, Pärnu, Estonia

Selected Group Exhibitions

2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
  • Dislocated
    VAAL Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia
  • Artist on the map
    Y Gallery, Tartu, Estonia
  • Dislocated
    Tartu Art House, Tartu, Estonia
  • Time To Meet I: Pigeons on the Balcony invites guests
    P////AKT, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
  • SEX
    VAAL Gallery, Tallinn, Estonia
2005
  • Stilleben
    Projekt 0047, Berlin, Germany
  • Homo Grandis Natu
    Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn, Estonia
  • Identities. The Annual exhibition of Estonian Artist Association
    Tallinn Art Hall, Tallinn, Estonia
2004
  • Youth Exhibition of XIII Tallinn Print Triennial "You haven't seen me, right?!"
    LOM, Tallinn, Estonia
  • Video 2004: Video Art from Northern and Balticum
    Bergen Arthall, Bergen, Norway
  • Guided Tours
    Rael Artel Gallery: Non-profit Project Space, Pärnu, Estonia

Selected Bibliography

2010
  • Soans, Hanno. "Kunstnikud käivad katuseid mööda", Postimees, 15. IX
2009
  • "Sketchbook. Deconstructing Pärnu: locations, individuals", Hotell Pärnu. Rael Artel Gallery: Non-Profit Project Space 2004-2008
  • Säde, Margit. "Backstage at the Tallinn Pavilion", Estonian Art
2007
2006
  • Lauringson, Andrus. "Puudumine teeb meeled teravaks", Sirp, 24. XI

Selected Awards and Grants

2010
2009

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