Reti Saks
Artist's country of origin: Estonia
Reti Saks was born on June 3, 1960 in Pärnu, Estonia. In 1987 graduated from Estonian State Art Institute Department of Graphics. Member of Estonian Artists’ Association since 1991. Has participated in exhibitions since 1983. Her main creative fields are graphics, sculpture, book illustration and book design. Lives and works in Tallinn, Estonia. Awards 2017 Enter into Art’ 2017, Cologne, Germany, Excellence Jury Prize 2015 II International Exhibition of Printmaking “In Search of the Lost Paradise”, Granada, Spain – Special Prize of the Archbishopric of Granada 2013 Internationale d’art miniature – 7e édition, Lévis, Quebec, Canada – Special Merit European Contemporary Print Triennial, Tournefeuille, Toulouse, France, Baltic show 1. prize 2012 3. A4 International Mini Print Exhibition, Cornwall, UK, The Top Three entries 2011 7. Biennale internationale d’estampe contemporaine de Trois-Rivières, Canada, public prize 6. International miniarture art exhibit, Levis, Quebec, Canada 3. prize 2010 9. Lessedra World Art Print Annual – Mini Print, Bulgaaria, 2. prize A4 International Contemporary Printmakers Competition, Cornwall, UK, 1. prize 2009 Annual Award of K.E.Sööt for book illustration 29. Mini Print International of Cadaqués, Spain, winning work 1998 5. International Engraving Biennial, Caixa Ourense, Spain, diploma 1992 Price of Annual Book Illustration, Estonia 1988 Yound Artists’ Triennal in Vilnius, Lithuania, diploma 1987 2. Miniature Print Triennal in Riga, Latvia, diploma 1986 Tallinn Print Triennal, Estonia, diploma International exhibitions: 2018 One road One Belt, exhibition of engraving, Ningbo Museum of Art, Ningbo, China Festival de la Gravure, Maison de la Culture, Diekirtch, Luxemburg 8. Global Print 2015 rahvusvaheline graafikabiennaal, Douro, Portugal 6. Beijing Biennale, National Art Museum of China, Peking, China 2015 Ningbo – China – Central and Eastern Europe economic, trade and cultural exchange weeks and art exhibition, Ningbo Musuem of Art, China Tokyo International Mini-Print Triennial, Tokio, Japan 1. International Print Biennal of Dreux, France 1994 Bolognese Fair for Children’s Books (catalogue), Bolognese, Italy
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