Pauline Galiana was featured at the November French Culture Nights event.
Pauline Galiana is a French-born artist who, having moved from Paris to New York, found the light brilliant and has stayed. She pursued her Master of Fine Arts, at ESAG in Paris and balanced her painting with work as a partner in a design firm, focusing on the challenge of bringing provocative diversity to public institution communication. Her sharp, reflective style is practiced in a multi-disciplinary manner across diverse media and social inputs and focuses on actively engaging the viewer in a conversation.
She has worked in arts education of primary-school students in New York City and collaborated with Alex Garcia-Duttmann, the philosopher on the faculty of London’s Goldsmiths College of Art. In New York, Galiana has most recently exhibited with the Muriel Guepin Gallery of Cobble Hill, and Red Hook’s Kentler Drawing Center, Brooklyn. Previously, her work has exhibited in shows ranging from West 57th Street’s Baron Boisanté to Ramis Barquet Gallery, and is included in institutional collections such as that of UBS and private collections in New York, Washington, Paris, Riyadh, London and Sydney.
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