Mădălina Zaharia - Revision history

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Works in collections and public recognition

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	* exhibited nationally and internationally, at film festivals and art galleries.		* exhibited nationally and internationally, at film festivals and art galleries.
	* works in institutional and private collections.		* works in institutional and private collections.
	Works included in the art collection of the Romanian [[National Museum of Contemporary Art]], Bucharest, Romania.		Works included in the art collection of the Romanian [[National Museum of Contemporary Art Collection]], Bucharest, Romania.
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1.Selected solo exhibitions

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	==== Selected exhibitions ====		==== Selected exhibitions ====
	===== 1.Selected solo exhibitions =====		===== 1.Selected solo exhibitions =====
	* 2024 - solo exhibition, Bye-Bye Confidence, Ivan Gallery, Bucharest, Romania<ref>https://ivangallery.com/index.php/bye-bye-confidence/</ref>		* 2024 - solo exhibition, Bye-Bye Confidence, [[Ivan Gallery]], Bucharest, Romania<ref>https://ivangallery.com/index.php/bye-bye-confidence/</ref>
	* 2022 - solo exhibition, TristxtOTL, Ivan Gallery, Bucharest, Romania<ref>https://ivangallery.com/index.php/madalina-zaharia-tristxtotl/</ref>		* 2022 - solo exhibition, TristxtOTL, [[Ivan Gallery]], Bucharest, Romania<ref>https://ivangallery.com/index.php/madalina-zaharia-tristxtotl/</ref>

	===== 2.Selected group exhibitions =====		===== 2.Selected group exhibitions =====

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2.Selected group exhibitions

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	* 2025 - group exhibition, Flat Volume, APT Gallery, London, curated by Sarah Longworth-West, United Kingdom<ref>https://www.lesleybunch.com/flat-volume-apt-gallery-2/</ref>		* 2025 - group exhibition, Flat Volume, APT Gallery, London, curated by Sarah Longworth-West, United Kingdom<ref>https://www.lesleybunch.com/flat-volume-apt-gallery-2/</ref>
	* 2025 - group exhibition, TOGETHER, Salonul de ~~Proiect~~, Bucharest, with Phoebe von Held, Anca Muntean Rimnic and Dana Andrei, Romania<ref>https://www.facebook.com/salonuldeproiecte/posts/were-thrilled-to-invite-you-to-the-opening-of-together-a-group-exhibition-featur/1140348181460845/</ref>		* 2025 - group exhibition, TOGETHER, [[Salonul de proiecte]], Bucharest, with Phoebe von Held, Anca Muntean Rimnic and Dana Andrei, Romania<ref>https://www.facebook.com/salonuldeproiecte/posts/were-thrilled-to-invite-you-to-the-opening-of-together-a-group-exhibition-featur/1140348181460845/</ref>
	* 2025 - group exhibition, aDigital Perspective, Galleria GOCAT/Piramida e Tiranës, curated by Spazio Taverna in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institutes of Belgrade, Bucharest and Tirana;<ref>https://iictirana.esteri.it/sq/gli_eventi/calendario/adigital-perspective-ne-tirane/</ref>		* 2025 - group exhibition, aDigital Perspective, Galleria GOCAT/Piramida e Tiranës, curated by Spazio Taverna in collaboration with the Italian Cultural Institutes of Belgrade, Bucharest and Tirana;<ref>https://iictirana.esteri.it/sq/gli_eventi/calendario/adigital-perspective-ne-tirane/</ref>
	* 2024 - group exhibition, Variables as Absence of Uniformity, Wetterling Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden<ref>https://www.wetterlinggallery.com/exhibitions/variables-as-absence-of-uniformity</ref>		* 2024 - group exhibition, Variables as Absence of Uniformity, Wetterling Gallery, Stockholm, Sweden<ref>https://www.wetterlinggallery.com/exhibitions/variables-as-absence-of-uniformity</ref>
	* 2024 - group exhibition, The house, the paste, the weather (Part 1), BINZ39, Zürich, organised by Cazul101 & BINZ39;<ref>https://www.contemporaryartlibrary.org/project/the-house-the-paste-the-weather-part-1-at-binz39-foundation-zurich-46517</ref>		* 2024 - group exhibition, The house, the paste, the weather (Part 1), BINZ39, Zürich, organised by Cazul101 & BINZ39;<ref>https://www.contemporaryartlibrary.org/project/the-house-the-paste-the-weather-part-1-at-binz39-foundation-zurich-46517</ref>
	* 2023 - group exhibition, Did you watch the video too?, Cazul 101, Summer screening programme, Bucharest;		* 2023 - group exhibition, Did you watch the video too?, Cazul 101, Summer screening programme, Bucharest;
	* 2023 - group exhibition, PULS 22, The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Bucharest;		* 2023 - group exhibition, PULS 22, The [[National Museum of Contemporary Art]], Bucharest;
	* 2023 - group exhibition, INVENTORY OF THE WEEK/Inventarul Saptamanii curated by Anca Rujoiu, The National Centre for Dance Bucharest, Sala Omnia, Romania<ref>https://www.facebook.com/events/257525919999905/257525929999904/</ref>		* 2023 - group exhibition, INVENTORY OF THE WEEK/Inventarul Saptamanii curated by Anca Rujoiu, The National Centre for Dance Bucharest, Sala Omnia, Romania<ref>https://www.facebook.com/events/257525919999905/257525929999904/</ref>
	* 2022 - group exhibition, Visions Programme 2 curated by Webb-Ellis, Nunnery Gallery (Bow Arts), London, United Kingdom<ref>https://bowarts.org/event/visions-in-the-nunnery-2022-programme-2-webb-ellis/</ref>		* 2022 - group exhibition, Visions Programme 2 curated by Webb-Ellis, Nunnery Gallery (Bow Arts), London, United Kingdom<ref>https://bowarts.org/event/visions-in-the-nunnery-2022-programme-2-webb-ellis/</ref>

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	* exhibited nationally and internationally, at film festivals and art galleries.		* exhibited nationally and internationally, at film festivals and art galleries.
	* works in institutional and private collections.		* works in institutional and private collections.
	Works included in the art collection of the Romanian National Museum of ~~Arts~~, Bucharest, Romania.		Works included in the art collection of the Romanian [[National Museum of Contemporary Art]], Bucharest, Romania.
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Biography

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	==== Biography ====		==== Biography ====
	'''Mădălina Zaharia''' (*1985 in Sighetul Marmatiei, Romania), (she/her), visual [[Artists\|artist]], of Romanian ethnical background, grew up in [[~~:Category:\|~~Romania]], with country of choice [[~~:Category:United Kingdom\|~~United Kingdom]] (currently lives and works in London). She was a 2023 fellow in residence at Akademie Schloss Solitude, holding a master of Royal College or Arts in 2012, London, graduated of Byam Shaw School of Art, CSM, UAL, London and University of Arts and Design, Bucharest. Her films have been included in the official selection of the BFI London Film Festival, Aesthetica Film Festival (York), Bucharest Experimental Film Festival, GRRL HAUS CINEMA (Boston and Berlin), Tourne-Films Festival Lausanne and many more.		'''Mădălina Zaharia''' (*1985 in Sighetul Marmatiei, Romania), (she/her), visual [[Artists\|artist]], of Romanian ethnical background, grew up in [[Romania]], with country of choice [[United Kingdom]] (currently lives and works in London). She was a 2023 fellow in residence at Akademie Schloss Solitude, holding a master of Royal College or Arts in 2012, London, graduated of Byam Shaw School of Art, CSM, UAL, London and University of Arts and Design, Bucharest. Her films have been included in the official selection of the BFI London Film Festival, Aesthetica Film Festival (York), Bucharest Experimental Film Festival, GRRL HAUS CINEMA (Boston and Berlin), Tourne-Films Festival Lausanne and many more.

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	==== Biography ====		==== Biography ====
	'''Mădălina Zaharia''' (*1985 in Sighetul Marmatiei, Romania), (she/her), visual [[Artists\|artist]], of Romanian ethnical background, grew up in [[Romania]], with country of choice United Kingdom (currently lives and works in London). She was a 2023 fellow in residence at Akademie Schloss Solitude, holding a master of Royal College or Arts in 2012, London, graduated of Byam Shaw School of Art, CSM, UAL, London and University of Arts and Design, Bucharest. Her films have been included in the official selection of the BFI London Film Festival, Aesthetica Film Festival (York), Bucharest Experimental Film Festival, GRRL HAUS CINEMA (Boston and Berlin), Tourne-Films Festival Lausanne and many more.		'''Mădălina Zaharia''' (*1985 in Sighetul Marmatiei, Romania), (she/her), visual [[Artists\|artist]], of Romanian ethnical background, grew up in [[:Category:\|Romania]], with country of choice [[:Category:United Kingdom\|United Kingdom]] (currently lives and works in London). She was a 2023 fellow in residence at Akademie Schloss Solitude, holding a master of Royal College or Arts in 2012, London, graduated of Byam Shaw School of Art, CSM, UAL, London and University of Arts and Design, Bucharest. Her films have been included in the official selection of the BFI London Film Festival, Aesthetica Film Festival (York), Bucharest Experimental Film Festival, GRRL HAUS CINEMA (Boston and Berlin), Tourne-Films Festival Lausanne and many more.

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	[[Category:Eastern European and Balkan artists]]		[[Category:Eastern European and Balkan artists]]
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	[[Category:Romanian diaspora]]		[[Category:Romanian diaspora]]
	[[Category:Romanian artists]]		[[Category:Romanian artists]]
	[[Category:Women artists]]		[[Category:Women artists]]
	[[Category:Women]]		[[Category:Women]]
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	==== Artistic disciplines: ====		==== Artistic disciplines: ====
	* [[:Category:Video_art_artists\|Video art]]		* [[:Category:Video_art_artists\|Video art]]
	* [[:Category:Queer_artists\|Queer art]]
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	[[Category:Romanian artists]]		[[Category:Romanian artists]]
	[[Category:Women artists]]		[[Category:Women artists]]
	[[Category:~~Queer artists~~]]		[[Category:Women]]
	[[Category:Romania]]		[[Category:Romania]]

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Social Media Links

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	==== Hashtags ====		==== Hashtags ====
	(artistic practices, currents, techniques, themes - applicable hashtags for this artist)		(artistic practices, currents, techniques, themes - applicable hashtags for this artist)

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Artistic disciplines:

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	* [[:Category:Video_art_artists\|Video art]]		* [[:Category:Video_art_artists\|Video art]]
			* [[:Category:Queer_artists\|Queer art]]
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	[[Category:Visual artists]]		[[Category:Visual artists]]
	[[Category:~~Videoart~~ artists]]		[[Category:Video art artists]]
	[[Category:Eastern European and Balkan artists]]		[[Category:Eastern European and Balkan artists]]
	[[Category:Romanian diaspora]]		[[Category:Romanian diaspora]]