ANCA IRINCIUC
Born 1978, Botoșani, Romania
Lives and works in Bucharest, Romania
EDUCATION
MA in Painting, National University of Arts Bucharest (UNArte), Romania, 2007
BA in Painting, Academy of Art Luceafărul, Bucharest, Romania
Degree conferred by the National University of Arts Bucharest (UNArte), Romania, 2004
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
2014 — Tempoart Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2013 — Tempoart Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2012 — The Lobby Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2010 — Hidden Worlds, Romanian Cultural Institute, Bucharest, Romania
2010 — Hidden Worlds, Center of Visual Arts, Bucharest, Romania
2007 — Places and Happenings, Apollo Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2006 — Orizont Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2006 — Lost in Space, Frunzetti Gallery, Bacău, Romania
2005 — Panel of Honour, Artis Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Galateea Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Panel of Honour, Sabina & Jean Negulescu Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS
2020 — Center of Visual Arts, Bucharest, Romania
2019 — Center of Visual Arts, Bucharest, Romania
2017 — From Infinite to Indefinite, Rivoli Building, Brussels, Belgium
2017 — National Library, curated by Anca Mihuleț, Bucharest, Romania
2016 — Theodor Pallady Gallery, Colonia 21, Iași, Romania
2015 — National Art Salon, Orizont Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2014 — The Street Is Ours, Gallery IX, curated by Alina Bucur, Bucharest, Romania
2013 — Episode 3 — Work in Progress, Ciclop Parking,
curated by Justin Moldovan & Alina Bucur, Bucharest, Romania
2012 — Social Icon, The Lobby Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2012 — Center of Visual Arts, Bucharest, Romania
2012 — FEMART, Center of Visual Arts, Bucharest, Romania
2010 — SANAA-Kubus — Seven Terraces Opened to the World, Essen, Germany
2010 — 9+1, Center of Visual Arts, Bucharest, Romania
2010 — Why the Black Is Not White, Actionfields Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
2009 — Contemporary Challenges, Veroniki Art Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2008 — Apollo Gallery, Colonia, Bucharest, Romania
2008 — Colonia — Frunzetti Gallery, Bacău, Romania
2007 — Museum of Art, Painting Camp Exhibition, Bistrița, Romania
2007 — Museum of Contemporary Art, Medgidia, Romania
2006 — Museum of Art, Painting Camp Exhibition, Bistrița, Romania
2006 — National Art Salon, Constantin Brâncuși Hall, Bucharest, Romania
2006 — U.A.P. Art Gallery, Bistrița, Romania
2006 — Moldavia Salons, Chișinău, Moldova
2005 — Apollo Gallery, Colonia, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Art Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Museum of Art, Painting Camp Exhibition, Bistrița, Romania
2005 — Lascăr Vorel Biennial, Piatra Neamț, Romania
2005 — Department 35 Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Moldavia Salons, 15th Edition, Bacău — Chișinău
2005 — Art Institute Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Art Institute Gallery (Upper Floor), Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Apollo Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2004 — Corneliu Baba Art High School Gallery, Bistrița, Romania
2004 — George Apostu Museum, Bacău, Romania
2004 — Constantin Brâncuși Exhibition Center, Chișinău, Moldova
2004 — Artis Gallery, Painting Salon, Bucharest, Romania
2004 — Dalles Hall, Bucharest, Romania
AWARDS
2015 — Award, National Art Salon, Bucharest, Romania
2007 — Florin Niculiu Award for Personal Exhibition, Apollo Gallery, Bucharest, Romania
2006 — Award for Encouraging Young Artists, National Art Salon, Bucharest, Romania
2005 — Award of the Union of Fine Artists of Romania (UAP), Bucharest
RESIDENCIES
2017 — Destelheide Residency, Dworp, Belgium
2008–2016 — Colonia 21 Residency Program, Tescani, Romania
PUBLICATIONS
SIEBEN OFFENE TERRASSEN ZUR WELT - JUNGE RUMANISCHE KUNST
Klartext Verlag, 2010,143 pages
author: Doina Talman, Günter Strunck
Language: German, English, Romanian
ISBN 978-3-8375-0358-6
pp.35-51
COLONIA 21
Association of Concerts Foundation Bistrița
Charmides Publishing,2015, 200 pages
Language: Romanian
ISBN 978-606-752-031-6
pp. 82-101