BIO/CV
 
Anouk Wolse was born in Alberta, Canada in 1986. She began her Fine Arts education on Vancouver Island and went on to study at Griffith University in Brisbane, Australia and Santa Reparata in Florence, Italy, before completing her Bachelor of Fine Arts degree at the University of Victoria in British Columbia, Canada.
 
Her work combines figurative elements and found imagery, as well as art historical references. The obfuscation of the original imagery through mark-making creates a visually active surface where recognizable shapes and figures and the actions of painting compete for visual recognition.

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Education:
Bachelor's of Fine Arts
2010    Univerisity of Victoria, B.C., Canada
2008    Santa Reparata, Florence, Italy
2006    Griffith University, Brisbane, Australia

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Exhibitions:
2017   Galleria Rosso Cinabro, Rome, Italy
2017    Anouk Wolse and Willem Kolvoort,
             Galerie Contra, Groningen, The Netherlands
2016    Exposición Emociones Desnudas, Terra,
             Granada, Spain
2015    XVII Premio Pintura Joven,Granada, Spain
2013    Going Coastal Gallery, Chester, Nova Scotia
2013    NSCAD Fundraiser, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
2013    Member’s Show, Lunenburg Art Gallery, Nova Scotia
2012    Member’s Show, Lunenburg Art Gallery, Nova Scotia
2012    “Changes of Latitude” LAG, Nova Scotia
2012    Trilogy Gallery, Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia
2011    Witherstone Gallery, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia
2010    “NowHere”, University of Victoria, British Columbia
2010    “Sprung”, University of Victoria, British Columbia
2010    Martine’s Bistro, British Columbia

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Past Events:
2013           National Youth Art Week (in collaboration with NSCAD residency program)
2013           “The Big Garbage Day Project,” (in collaboration with NSCAD residency)
2013           Bluenose Academy Mural
2011           “Help Zac Connolly,” charity auction
2011/12     Lunenburg Street Art Fest
2011/12     Paint Sea on Site
 
Publication:
Untethered, 2017, vol. 3.2 (featured artist)
Thirdspace, “Scanning the News,” spring 2011, vol. 28, issue 1
“NowHere,” Exhibition Catalogue, distributed by the University of Victoria, 2010