Biography

Born March 17, 1966 in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

She studied at the Prilidiano Pueyrredón School of Fine Arts, and Ernesto de la Cárcova School in Jorge Demirjián studio. She studied Painting with Luis Felipe Noé and Gabriel Messil.

Between 1994-1995, Proa Foundation awards her with a scholarship for Guillermo Kuitca´s workshop. In 1996 she makes the scenery for the play "Arles 1888" in the CC Ricardo Rojas theatre

Between 2001- 2004 she lives in Paraje La Bonita, located in El Soberbio, Misiones rainforest.

From 2004 to 2008 she teaches Painting at the Ricardo Rojas Cultural Center.

Since 1990 her work is exhibited in Buenos Aires, New York and Milan. Her works are in different private collections in Buenos Aires, New York, Paris, Chicago, Madrid and Monaco.

In 2013 she published a book about 20 years of her work (1992-2012) edited by Maria del Carril. In 2015 she published a book with watercolors called "Misiones", which is part of the "People´s Collection of Argentine art" published by Mansalva.

During 2015 and 2016 she made a documentary film named "La Flor settlers".

She currently lives and works between Buenos Aires and Misiones.

 

 

Solo exhibitions

 

2018  Galería Hache, Buenos Aires.

 

2014  Galería Zavaleta Lab, Buenos Aires.

 

2013  Galería Naranja Verde, portraits exhibition and book  presentation, "Paintings 1992 - 2012".

 

2011  Museo de las mujeres, Ciudad de Córdoba.

Galleria Blanchaert, Milán, Italia.

 

2010  “Tropicalia”, Galería Francesco Zanuso, Milán, Italia.

 

2009  “Twenty years with them”, Galería Dabbah Torrejón, Buenos Aires.

 

2007  Hogar Collection, Nueva York.

          María Casado Galería, Buenos Aires.

 

2004  Belleza y felicidad, Buenos Aires.

 

2002  Belleza y felicidad, Buenos Aires.

 

2001  Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas, Buenos Aires.

 

2000  La Casona de Olivera, Buenos Aires.

 

1998  Gara Galería de Arte, Buenos Aires.

 

1997  Centro Cultural Ricardo Rojas, Buenos Aires.

 

1995  Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires.

 

1993  Espacio Giesso, Buenos Aires.

 

1991  Centro Cultural Recoleta, Buenos Aires.

 

Group exhibitions

 

2020  Paramí, Muestra grupal en Galería PM.

Tercer premio en el Salón de pintura de Fondo de las Artes.

 

2019  Museo de Arte Moderno, Una historia de la imaginación en la Argentina, curada por Javier Villa.

Usina del Arte, PintorAs.

Pachamama, Harte y Bohtlingk. En Galería PM.

 

2018  Centro Cultural Recoleta: Crubellatti, Paiva, Bohtlingk, La Búsqueda de lo imposible.

Premio Klemm, seleccionada.

 

2017  Pruden, Guerrieri, Bohtlingk, curador Claudio Iglesias. Galería SlySzmud.

Pintoras, Galería Ruby.

Premio Nacional de Pintura Banco Central, segundo premio.

Premio UADE, seleccionada.

Salón Nacional de Rosario, seleccionada.

 

2016 Landscape, an idea development, CCK. Curaduría: Ana María Battistozzi.

Premio Banco Central, seleccionados.

 

2014 Bellos Jueves, Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes.

 

2013 I wll slowly overpower you, María Casado Home Gallery. Exhibition with Sofía Bohtlingk.

PintorAs, Galería Magda Belloti, Madrid, España.

PintorAs, Casa argentina de la cité Universitaire, París, Francia.

 

2012 Politics and beauty in labor, in Museo Macro, Rosario, curated by Inés Katzenstein.

What the mind said to the brain, Espacio de Victoria Colegna curated by Valentina Liernur.

No justification required, six artists, Florencia Bohtlingk, Ana lisa Marjak, Rosalba Mirabella, Victoria Mussotto, Lorena Ventimiglia, Monique Thiteaux Altschul. In G Gallery, Houston, Texas.

 

2011 PintorAs, Centro Cultural Borges.

 

2010 PintorAs, Museo Macro de Rosario, Museo de Salta. Museo de Olavarría.

 

2009 Bohtlingk, Crubellatti, Fracchia, Grisanti, in Masotta Torres Arte.

 

2008 Artists from Argentina, Works on paper, curated by Rafael Bueno and Arturo Carrera at Kentler International Drawing Space. New York.

 

2006 Belleza y Felicidad en Periférica, Centro Cultural Borges.

 

2005 Londaibere, objetos y Bohtlingk, pinturas, curated by Fernanda Laguna at Centro Cultural Borges.

Work on paper curated by Rafael Bueno at Red Hook, New york.

 

2004 Treasure curated by Fernanda Laguna en Centro Cultural Borges.

Encounters  curated by Cecilia Biagini at Galería Hogar Collection, New York City.

Verde que te quiero verde curated by Alina Tortosa at Centro Cultural Recoleta.

 

2003 García Saenz, Londaibere, Schvartz, Rodríguez Eleazar, Bohtlingk, Museo de Bellas Artes de la ciudad de Corrientes y Universidad del Nordeste, Resistencia.

Abstract Paintings in Centro Cultural Borges, curated by Graciela Harper.

 

1999 Six differences: Irene Banchero , Florencia Bohtlingk, Guadalupe Fernandez, Vivian Guggenheim, Nora Iniesta, Silvina Resnik, Galería del Infinito.

 

1992 Salón de pintura Nuevo Mundo, Museo de Bellas Artes.

 

 

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