# Curriculum Vitae Pomona Zipser

**Personal Information**  
Born: 1958 in Romania,  
Resides: Since 1970 in Berlin, Germany

## Education  
**1979-85**  
- Study of Painting with Mac Zimmermann at the Academy of Fine Arts in Munich, Germany  
- Study of Sculpture with Lothar Fischer at the University of Arts, Berlin, Germany (Master’s degree)

## Family  
**1988**  
- Birth of the daughter Elena

## Professional Associations  
**1990-2006**  
- Member of the Association of Female Artists of Berlin (Verein Berliner Künstlerinnen)  
**2005-06**  
- Member of the Association of German Artists (Deutscher Künstlerbund)  
**2007**  
- Member of Sculpture Network

## Scholarships and Awards  
**1979**  
- Jean-Walter-Award for the study of fresco paintings in Romania  
- Scholarship of the Studienstiftung des Deutschen Volkes  
**1986**  
- Foreign exchange scholarship for study in Venice  
**1988**  
- Scholarship for the young artists of the University of Arts, Berlin  
**1990**  
- Berlin Senate Grant for Artists  
- Marianne Werefkin Award  
**1991**  
- Scholarship from the Barkenhoff-Foundation, Worpswede  
**1996**  
- Artists’ Award of the Grundkreditbank  
- First prize in the contest for the project of church windows in Straussberg  
**2018**  
- Scholarship from the Kuenstlerresidenz Chretzeturm, Switzerland

## Teaching and Workshops  
**1997**  
- Workshop about concrete sculptures at the International Workcamp in Gantikow  
- Lectureship at the Summer Academy in Thüringen, Böhlen  
**1999**  
- Workshop at Positions of Young Art and Culture at the Academy of Arts, Berlin  
**2004-05**  
- University lectureship for sculpting at the Berlin Weissensee University of Art  
**2006-23**  
- Courses on sculpting and art theory at the studio of Pomona Zipser in Berlin

## Curatorial Projects and Symposia  
**1986**  
- Lithographies for the novel Holy Cecilia by Paul Schuster, Mariannenpresse, Berlin, Germany  
**1988**  
- Association of German Artists, Sculpture Symposium Deutscher Kuenstlerbund, Karlsruhe, Germany  
**1990-91**  
- Bronze statues for the Franziskus-Hospital, Berlin, Germany  
**1996**  
- The Business of the Fools, international symposium in Potsdam, Germany  
**1997**  
- World Peace Service, Intercultural Workshop Zimbabwe-Berlin  
- Illustration for the edition of collected Romanian poems Dangerous Serpentines

## Significant Works and Collaborations  
**1999-00**  
- Sculpture for Berliner Wasserbetriebe, Berlin, Germany  
**2001**  
- Design of the Red Award for the German Aids Society  
**2007**  
- Illustrations for The First Citizen of Hermannstadt Was a Robber by Johanna Letz, Iconopoly, Munich, Germany  
**2011**  
- Cooperation with Sorg&Partner Architects, Stuttgart

## Solo Exhibitions (Selection)  
**1987**  
- Galerie Stil & Bruch, Berlin, Germany  
- Paradiso Perduto, Venice, Italy  
**1989**  
- Otto Galerie, Munich, Germany  
- Städtische Galerie, Schwäbisch Hall, Germany  
**1992**  
- Galerie M, Lindau, Germany  
**2001**  
- Galerie Linneborn, Berlin, Germany  
**2007**  
- Mathematics Department Library, Berlin Institute of Technology, Germany  
- Neues Kunsthaus, Ahrenshoop, Germany

## Group Exhibitions (Selection)  
**1984**  
- Galerie Wiesenmeier, Weilburg, Germany  
**1986**  
- Galerie Jeroch und Sauer, Frankfurt am Main, Germany  
**1988**  
- Lose Bande, z-Art, Kunstamt Kreuzberg, Berlin, Germany  
**1990**  
- The West Berlin Art Scene, Berlinische Galerie, State Museum of Berlin, Germany  
**2000**  
- Exhibition of the Gabriele Münter Preis, Martin Gropius Bau, Berlin

## Public and Private Collections (Selection)  
- Federal Ministry of the Interior, Bonn, Germany  
- Kupferstichkabinett, Berlin, Germany  
- Berlinische Galerie, State Museum of Berlin, Germany  
- National Graphic Arts Collection, Munich, Germany