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Daniela Pălimariu

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Daniela Pălimariu (b.1986, Iași) lives and works as an artist in Bucharest, after having previously studied at University College Falmouth, UK and at the Arts University in Iași. Her works include social private or public events, objects, installations and drawings that, amongst others, research the connections between art, design and participation. Her recent projects were shown at Ivan Gallery, tranzit.ro/ Bucharest (Tranzit CAFÉ), Salonul de Proiecte, MNAC, Spațiul Platforma, Atelier35 (Bucharest), MAGMA (Sf. Gheorghe), Intermediae (Madrid, ES), CAZ (Penzance, UK). In 2013 she was an artist in residence at Nida Art Colony (LT) and at EstNordEst Studio (Quebec, CA), and in 2012 she had a scholarship to attend the Salzburg Summer Academy (AU). Since 2012 she coordinates salonvideo, a platform for exhibiting and experiment in video art.
  http://danielapalimariu.ro/

artistsDaniela Pălimariu
place_Neurčené místo
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designEnglish friendlyfood
soundDaniela Pălimariu
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interviewDirk Diggler
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published23. 3. 2015
languageČesky / English
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