Georgeta Năpăruș constructs a dense visual field where figuration, symbol and structure coexist beyond narrative. Her work unfolds as a continuous surface, where forms emerge, dissolve and reconfigure within a logic that resists hierarchy. Her work draws from a symbolic and archetypal vocabulary, often rooted in folk and mythological structures, reinterpreted through a contemporary visual language.

 

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Biography

 

Born in 1930, October 23
Comarnic, Prahova County, died in

1997, July 9, Bucharest, Romania

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Studies: 

Institute of Fine Arts “Nicolae Grigorescu” – Bucharest, Romania

 

Solo exhibitions - selection:

2008 – Secvențe anii '60-'70, Galeria Veroniki Art, București

2000 - Retrospectiva, Muzeul Literaturii Române, București 

1994 - Artexpo - Gal. etaj 3-4 Teatrul National, București

1992 - Institutul francez, București

1985 - Institutul Italian de culturã, București 

1981 - Galeria Emst Michael Winter, Hamburg

1980 - Muzeul de Artã din Cluj 

1980 - Muzeul de Artă din Ploiești

1980 - Sala Dalles, București

1976 - Muzeul Țării Crișurilor, Oradea 

 

Group shows:

2014 - MNAC - National Museum of Contemporary Art, UNARTE 150, Bucharest, Romania 

2012 - Galerie Mucha, Germany 

1991 – Galerie Mucha, Germany

1984 - Athens

1979 - Ciudad de Mexico, Guadalajara, Madrid, Ottawa, Berlin, Voipaala

1978 - Lakewood, Milwaukee, Pleven

1977 - Beijing, Sanghai, Lisbon

1976 - Sofia, Helsinki, Turku, Budapest

1975 - Baghdad, Islamabad

1974 - Caracas, Quebec, Berlin, Athens, Havana, Warsaw

1973 - Madrid, Moscow, Washington DC, Montevideo, Buenos-Aires, São Paulo, Brasilia, Lima, Ulan Bator, Leipzig, Phenian, Chicago, Oshkosh

1972 - Hague, Middeborough, Tineside, Warsaw, Leningrad

1971 - Prague

1970 - Torino

1969 - Tel-Aviv, Moscow, Tallin, Helsinki

1968 - Prague

1966 - Budapest, Novi-Sad, Belgrade, Zagreb

 

Art shows and fairs:

 1983 - Valparaiso Biennale

1971 - São Paulo Biennale

1970 - Cagnes-sur-Mer

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Awards - selection:

1991 - Special prize of the Jury of the Artist Guild (Premiul special al juriului al U.A.P.)

1985 - Raffaelo prize

1982 - The Prize of the Sophia Triennale

1970 - Revista Arta magazine prize

1968 - Revista Arta magazine prize

1966 - The prize of the Artist Guild (Premiul Uniunii Artiștilor Plastici)

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Public collections:

MNAC, MNAR, Oradea, Galați, Timișoara, the Tyler Collection of Romanian & Modern Art at the University of Tasmania

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Private collections: 

Romania, France, Belgium, Italy, USA, Israel, Greece, Germany.