Maya Kulenovic

West Station Oil Painting on Canvas Architecture Contemporary In Stock

2009

Maya Kulenovic (1975 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina) lives and works in Toronto Canada. Maya Kulenovic's artistic development, as a painter working with representational imagery, has followed a path echoing that of art history: as it has shaped its own story and seen its potentials redefined. Her inspirations range from Rembrandt to 19th century daguerreotype photography, images from damaged motion pictures, Greek sculptures, Roman death masks, ancient Middle Eastern architecture, early American documentary photography and film, East Asian ink paintings, Leonardo’s drawings, Goya's prints, Turner's skies, the photographs of Eugène Atget and Margaret Bourke-White, and 20th Century painters Francis Bacon, Lucian Freud, Paula Rego, and Marlene Dumas. From these she has forged a unique repertoire described as 'unlike the work of any other artist of her generation.' EDUCATION 1997-'98 Master of Arts, Chelsea College of Art and Design, London, England 1997-'98 Residency at Goodenough College, London, England 1995-'97 Fine Arts Department, Ontario College of Art and Design, Toronto. AOCAD Honours 1992-'95 Painting Department, Mimar Sinan University, Istanbul, Turkey. BFA program 1984-'92 Conservatory training in classical piano, Sarajevo, BH SOLO EXHIBITIONS (SELECTED) 2017 - Italy Milano - Barbara Frigerio Contemporary Art GROUP EXHIBITIONS (SELECTED) 2016 Charleston USA - Principal Gallery 2015 Quebec Canada - Galerie le Royer 2008-'13 Utrecht, the Netherlands - Morren Galleries 2007 London Uk, Ireland, Texas 1996 International Drawing Exhibition, Kyoto, Japan