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Nationality
  
Australian

Known for
  
Painting, Sculpture

Education
  
Monash University

Role
  
Visual Artist

Name
  
Anne Pincus


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Born
  
1961
Melbourne, Australia

Awards
  
QEII Arts Council Grant, Re Akaroa Arts Entertainment Programme (1985)Australia Council for the Arts Overseas Development Grant for Besozzo, Italy (1996)Studio Support (Atelierforderung) by the City of Munich’s cultural department (1998-2001)1st Prize, "Kunstfruhling", Bad Worishofen, Germany (2003)

Anne Pincus (born Melbourne, 1961) is an Australian painter and sculptor. She currently lives in Munich, Germany.

Anne Pincus Anne Pincus

Pincus studied Visual Art at the Monash University, Gippsland campus from 1978 to 1983. Her Graduate Diploma in Religious Education from the La Trobe University, she received in 1992. In 1994 she moved to Germany. She participated in many group and solo exhibitions.

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Solo exhibitions

  • 1984: "Recent Works", The Gallery, Akaroa, New Zealand
  • 1993:
  • "Recent Paintings", Melbourne Contemporary Art Gallery, Melbourne
  • "Shadow Stories", Access Contemporary Art Gallery, Sydney
  • 1997: "Malerei", Café Gap, Munich
  • 1998: "ask the dust", Access Contemporary Art Gallery, Sydney
  • 1999: "Ölgemälde", Jazzclub Unterfahrt, Munich
  • 2000: "Distillations", Access Contemporary Art Gallery, Sydney
  • 2001: European Patent Office, Munich
  • 2003: "Transcience" (installation), St. Rupert's Church, Munich
  • 2004:
  • "of the body and other strange phenomena", 84 GHz, Munich
  • "in der Schwebe" (installation), Church of the Resurrection (Auferstehungskirche), Munich
  • 2006: "Parachute love" (installation), St. Benedict's Church, Munich
  • 2009: "the latitude of shadows", Galerie Kaysser, Munich
  • 2010: "swimming with medusa", werkschau. galerie für objekte + bilder, Munich

    • References

    Anne Pincus Wikipedia
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