Audronė Vaupšienė

Audra Vau (birth name Audronė Vaupšienė) is a Lithuanian transdisciplinarity artist born in 1970 in Vilnius, Lithuania. She lives and works mostly in Vilnius, Lithuania and London.

Audra Vau.
Audra Vau
Born
Audronė Vaupšienė

(1970-01-11) January 11, 1970
Vilnius, Lithuania
NationalityLithuanian
EducationNational M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art
Known forPhotography
Websitewww.audravau.lt

Audra Vau was born in 1970 in Lithuania and studied in National M. K. Čiurlionis School of Art, Vilnius, Lithuania. She works with the idea of performativity of nature and landscape and uses video and photography.

Exhibitions

She has exhibited numerous times at the Contemporary Art Centre Vilnius (2000, 2001, 2013), Jonas Mekas Center, Vilnius (2011, solo) Christine Koning gallery, Vienna (2013), Max Lust Gallery, Vienna (2015, solo.

  • 1998: "Three portraits of the artist" as magazine page-project with Raimundas Malašauskas
  • 2000: "Innocent Life" at the Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius
  • 2001: "Walls for NATO" (with Evaldas Jansas) at the Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius
  • 2001: "Light" (with Evaldas Jansas) at the Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius
  • 2011: "Audronė Vaupšienė: Three Stories" at the Jonas Mekas Visual Arts Center, Vilnius[1]
  • 2013: Group exhibition at the Contemporary Art Centre, Vilnius[2]
  • 2014: Group exhibition at the Christine Konig Gallery, Vienna
  • 2015: Upcoming solo exhibition at the Max Lust Gallery, Vienna

Her upcoming exhibition will take place during Venice Biennale 2015 -"Edge of Chaos" together with Gianluca Malgeri and LaToya Frazier, curated by Vita Zaman and Nicola Vassel.[3]

gollark: ```Just go to the list of lists of lists and descend recursively.```
gollark: ```it's like winrar```
gollark: ```I love how we went from data types to mathematical proofs involving infinity```
gollark: That's the point.
gollark: ALL the starboard is contextless.

References
  1. Jansas, Evaldas. "Audronė Vaupšienė. 3 ISTORIJOS". YouTube. Retrieved 12 March 2015.
  2. "A Sort of Homecoming. Anna Jermolaewa and Audronė Vaupšienė". Contemporary Art Centre. Retrieved 12 March 2015.
  3. "Official website of Audra Vau". Archived from the original on 2015-04-02. Retrieved 2015-03-10.
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