Ingrid Mayrhofer (BFA, MA, York University) is a visual artist, curator, educator and community arts practitioner. Born and raised in Austria, she has exhibited in Canada, Austria, Korea, Japan, Serbia, Mexico, Nicaragua, Cuba and Chile. In addition to her double major media of printmaking and photography, Mayrhofer has worked with installation, site-specific intervention and video. She is currently experimenting with printmaking transfers on clay. Recent presentations of her work include the Workers’ Arts and Heritage Centre in Hamilton, the Art Gallery of Windsor, A Space Windows in Toronto, the Carnegie Gallery in Dundas, ON, Steam Centre in Saint Thomas, Orillia Museum of Art and History, The Art Gallery of Hamilton, as well as a number of community presentations.
2024 Schlachthoffestival Traunkirchen, Austria, Nein, deine Suppe ess’ ich nicht!
2023 you me Gallery, SuperCrawl, Hamilton, …of plenty for the few
2023 Workers’ Arts and Heritage Centre, Everything Comes Together at the Table
2022/23 Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery, Who Do You Think You Are? part of Voices
2022 Art Gallery of Hamilton, After All That Was Solid Melts Into Air
2020 you me Gallery, Hamilton, ON. Bird Bowls and Flower Plates
2020 Centre3 Members’ Gallery, Hamilton, ON. Residual States
2020 Helson Gallery, Halton Hills, ON. Disasters and Endangered
2020 Carnegie Gallery, Orchid and Creeping Charlie. Potters’ Guild Biennial.
2019 you me Gallery, Hamilton, Bag Palm, part of SuperCrawl
2019 Cell Gallery, Toronto, “Louise was Here”
2019 Orillia museum of art and history, Orillia, ON. After Krieghoff
2018 Railway City Art Crawl, Saint Thomas Steam Centre, Ontario, After Krieghoff
2018 Centre3, Hamilton, After Krieghoff
2018 Gallery 4, Hamilton, Nic Sketchbooks
2017 Human Rights Museum, Winnipeg, Marcelo
2017 Red Church Café Gore Park project, Pigeons in the Park, clay tiles
2017 Centre3, Future Shock: A Requiem of the Past, curated by Kiera Boult
2017 Centre3 banners on Concession Street, Steel Town
2016 Corner of James and Wilson, Enraged Inertia ran off… banner project, curated by Rita Kamacho
2016 Hundreddollargallery, Hamilton, Fonts, part of Cash Money
2016 Centre3, Hamilton, Topography
2016 Carnegie Gallery, Hamilton, Steel Town
2015 WAHC, Hamilton, Self Similar
2015 Theatre Aquarius, Hamilton. A Tree Story
2015 Rebecca Gallery, Steel Town
2014 Roadside, Toronto, Undefined
2014 Art Seals, Workers Arts and Heritage Centre and Art Gallery of Windsor, curated by Alana Bartol
2013 A Space Windows, Toronto, Undefined
2012 Contact Festival, Bank on Art: Habitat Vegas
2011 This Woman’s Work, curated by Sally Frater for Super Crawl, Hamilton
2011 Campbell House, Toronto. The Puzzle
2010 The Print Studio, Hamilton. Borderprints
2010 Limlip Museum, Korea, Culture/Nature
2009 Street Art, James Street North, Hamilton
2006 YYZ, Toronto. Art and Activism, curated by Kim Preusse
2004 Chikyuda Gallery, Tokyo, Japan, and Forest City Gallery, London, Ontario. Art Against the Occupation, organized by Jamelie Hassan
2003 Vrsac, Serbia. Rapunzel, part of “A Place Not Visible on the Map”
2003 Art Gallery of Algoma, Sault Ste Marie
2001 CAFKA 01: and then we take Berlin, Red Tree collaboration with Amelia Jiménez and Shelley Niro
2001 Art/Books on the Fence – El Epicentro, Mexico City, Museo Veracruz, Orizaba, Mexico
1992 The River of Blood Flows on, group show toured York Quay Gallery, Toronto, Artcite in Windsor, Lethbridge and Woodland Cultural Centre, Brantford, ON
1990 Artist Garden at Harbourfront with Jean Bridge
1989 A Space Gallery, Toronto and Gallery A, Vancouver. The Mountains are Breathing, with Lynn Hutchinson and Larry Towel
1983 Partisan Gallery, Toronto. Women’s Perspective ’83
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