Katerina Kyselica

Born in the Czech Republic, Katerina Kyselica received a Master Degree from Charles University in Prague. In 2006, she received BFA from VCU School of the Arts in Richmond, Virginia, after relocating to the US. She currently lives and works in New York City where she studied printmaking at Manhattan Graphics Center - intaglio with Vijay Kumar and lithography with Arnold Brooks. Her fine art prints, collages and mixed media works on paper, represented in private collections, have been exhibited in shows in New York, Paris (France) and Prague (the Czech Republic).

2010-2011 | Manhattan Graphics Center, New York, intaglio, lithography, silkscreen, woodcut
2003-2006 | BFA Virginia Commonwealth University School of the Arts
1992-1998 | Master Degree, Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic

2017 | Imaginable (July 11 - August 11), solo exhibition, Galerie Jericho, Prague, Czech Republic
2016 | Quietly, In My Mind (April 1 - May 4), solo exhibition, BBLA Gallery, New York
2015 | Records (July 18 - August 23), two-person exhibition, City Gallery, Bystrice pod Hostynem, Czech Republic
2015 | 2014 Print of the Year (March - April), Clam-Gallas Palace, Czech Republic
2015 | 4th International Biennial Footprint Exhibition (January 18 - March 2), JVS Project Space, New York
2014 | Celebrating Print 2014 Challenge: Homage to Jiri Kolar, BBLA Gallery, New York, USA
2014 | New Prints 2013/2014 Benefit Exhibition, International Print Center New York,Highline Loft Space, New York, USA
2014 | International Biennial Footprint Exhibition (June 8 - August 31), Center for Contemporary Printmaking, Norwalk, CT, USA
2014 | New Prints/Summer (May 30 - July 1), International Print Center New York, USA
2014 | Structure (April 26 - June 16), Printmaking Center of New Jersey, USA
2014 | Living Large (April 1 - May 27), Manhattan Graphics Center, New York, USA
2014 | 20th Annual Print of the Year Exhibition (March - April), Prague, Czech Republic
2014 | Gravures Contemporaines (January 8 - 26), Galerie Brun Leglise, Paris, France ...