Felicitas Aga is a painter whose work engages critically with the history of stillife painting.

She riffs on the traditional genres of portraiture and stillife, using abstraction and a graphic boldness, as well as a darker, gothic element. Her paintings are in turn abstract, geometric, fantastic and eerily animistic.

(Hanns Peter Kreuser, curator KKV Hansa, Munich)

Biography

Felicitas Aga recieved her MA in Fine Art Painting from Chelsea School of Art and Design,London in 1996. Previous to this she studied with Per Kirkeby at Staedelschule in Frankfurt, with Bruce McLean at the Slade in London and at Vestlandets Kunstakademi in Bergen, Norway. She holds the title Meisterschuelerin of Per Kirkeby.

Felicitas Aga has had artists residencies in Amelia, Itay and at the Dolly Ginter Artists Center, Boca Raton,Fla. USA.

She currently lives in Germany and England.

Exhibitions

Aga exhibits europewide.

Key solo exhibitions include

Heimafraa,Hardanger Kulturgalleri, Norway 2020

Kobaloi, Peritechnon Gallery, Athens,2019

Felicitas Aga, KKVHansa, Munich, Germany,2015

Collaborations and group exhibitions

include BYGG,  Agatunet, Norway,2021,

Snakemilk, Minkowski Space, London, UK,

SKRIK,  Modern Art Mosel KV, Germany,2020,

Square Point Colour, Bumaga Gallery, London, ODDArT,  Odda, Norway,

fifty-fifty, Atelier Huth, Kronach, Germany,

Crystals Plus, Polarraum, Hamburg, Germany,

PULP Shipton Gallery, London, UK,

British Painting II, Bermondsey Project Space, London,UK, 2019

Otmar-Alt- Stiftung, Hamm, Germany, 

Gespenster, Regierung und Kunst, Bayreuth, Germany,

u.A.w,g., Galerie der HBKsaar, Saarbruecken, Germany,2017,

Die Bilder der Anderen  Kommunale Galerie Berlin, Germany,

Southgate Studios, London, UK, 2016

Naturrelikt und Kunstkonstrukt Grafikmuseum Bad Steben, Germany,

Rien ne va plus  Sueddeutscher Kunstverein, Reusten, Germany 2015,

UTA, Art Weissensee, Berlin, Germany

Whitechapel Open, London, UK 2014

Publications

Kobaloi, catalogue,  Peritechnon Gallery, Athens 2019, with an introduction by curator Kjell-Erik Ruud

Absence and Imminence, catalogue, 2000, introduction by Dr. Eva-Maria Degen

Awards and Scholarships

Studio award of the Bavarian State, Germany 2012

Volker-Hinniger award, Bamberg, Germany 2000

Artist Residency and scholarship Ottmar Alt Stiftung, Hamm, Germany 1999

DAAD Scholarship 1995

Meisterschülerin,  ERASMUS Scholarship 1993