Renata Janiszewska
Curriculum vitae
Education
1984-90 University of Toronto Bachelor of Arts, Major in Fine Art
1988-90 OCAD University, Studies in Experimental Arts
Teaching, Curating
1991 Curator, Smart Beautiful Painting, ARC Gallery, Toronto
1991 Drawing Instructor, McMichael Canadian Art Collection, Kleinburg
1991 Artist teacher, Pia Bouman School of Ballet, Toronto
1994-96 Artist teacher, Ryerson Public School, Toronto, Concurrent Program
Exhibitions
1985 Group Show, Hart House, University of Toronto
1988 Illustrator, White Wall Review, Ryerson University
1988 Solo Show, Oakham House Gallery, Toronto
1989 Murals, Cameron House, Toronto
1991 Solo Show, Objects in the Mirror, Design Zone Gallery, Toronto
1991 Group Show, Working Women, Idée Gallery, Toronto
1992 Evelyn Aimis Fine Art, works in gallery
1993 Solo Exhibition, Gallery and Window Installation, A View of Tiny Town, Pages Books and Magazines, Toronto
1996 Solo Exhibition, Gallery and Window Installation, Gothic Romance, Pages Books and Magazines, Toronto
2011 Solo Exhibition, Solar Roses, Works on Electronic Canvas, Rooster Gallery, Toronto
2012 cARTographyTO Public art intervention, Toronto
2012 Commissions, Works on electronic canvas, sculpture, ceramic tile for Joncus residences: London, England and Paris, France
2013 Pony Paddock, Group Show, Atomic Toybot, Toronto
2013 Solo Exhibition, Curlicue, Pape Branch, Toronto Public Library
2013-14 The Wrong, New Digital Art Biennale, Homeostasis Lab
2015 designboom, juried group show inside the Interior Design Show, Toronto Convention Centre
2018-20 fleurs fusillades, public art installation with The PATCH Project, Toronto, Curator: Phillipa French
2021 New Digital Art Collage, group show, https://www.newdigitalcollage.art
curators: Fabio Paris, Linda Rocco
2021-22 The Wrong digital biennale, Devotion pavilion, curator: Roz Dimon and Art Substitute pavilion, curator Andres Manniste
2021-22 The Wrong tv, Devotion, Techspressionism, Art Substitute pavilions, animations screening 24/7
2021 Techspressionism 2021, group show curated by Patrick Lichty, Colin Goldberg
https://techspressionism.com/exhibition/techspressionism-2021/
2022 Techspressionism: Digital and Beyond, group show at Southampton Arts Centre, New York, USA, curator Colin Goldberg
2022 International Digital Media and Arts Association (IDMAA) June 2022. Weird Media exhibition University of Wisconsin
http://idmaa.org/conferences/idmaa-2022-weird-media/