Olga Andrino

Her childhood was spent in Madrid. She has lived in Ibiza, London and Madrid. She studied fine arts at the Complutense University of Madrid and has a doctorate in sculpture.1

Andrino worked in the United States in galleries like Valliart in Miami. She was also chosen by her alma mater to represent her university, along with three other artists, at the College of Spain in Paris (Quatre Peinture et sculpture).

Bachelor in Arts, focused in painting.

PhD in sculpture at Universidad Complutense, Madrid.

1994-1996 - Collaborates in different NGOs. She collaborates in ‘Ayudarte’, a group of the Madrid Fine Arts circle that helped Doctors without Borders, and in ‘Art in cooperation and development’, for the benefit of Manos Unidas. She was also selected in the first Uniplublic Sports Painting Competition.

1998-she is selected for the exhibition ‘Recorders 98’ that was held in the Exhibition Hall of the Faculty of Fine Arts of the Complutense University.

2000 - Arco 2000 Levy Madrid and Hamburg Gallery. Collective exhibition "Territory of art, modern and contemporary painters". She was selected in the second Todisa Painting Prize.

2000-2001 - she makes an individual collection of paintings and sculptures for the Levy Madrid-Hamburg Gallery. "BOXES 2000-2001", an exhibition that is based on Wittgenstein's theory, which treats the relationships between simple objects and compound objects as atomic facts. Also in this period she contributes to the collective collection ‘“ Generational Encounters ”at the Jorge Ontiveros Gallery. Olga Andrino was once again selected for the Third Todisa Painting Prize.

2002 - Contributes to the collective exhibition 'New Visions' at the Arteara Gallery in Madrid and at the 'Other Meninas', held...