Curricula Vitae
Contact adrienneheloise (at) gmail.com
Selected Group Shows
2019-2021
Cut Up and Cut Out | Traveling Museum Exhibition 2017-2021
2018
Paperworks Refolded | Brea Art Gallery Los Angeles
Stepping into the Radiant Future | Last Projects Los Angeles
Cut Up and Cut Out | Traveling Museum Exhibition 2017-2019
2017
Each Eats Its Own | Soil Gallery, Seattle WA
Liberty and Justice for Some | SFAC, San Francisco CA
Feral Kingdom | Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka CA
Cut Up and Cut Out | Bellevue Arts Museum, Bellevue WA
2016
Cut Up and Cut Out, Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA
Bad Dads, Spoke Art, NY, NY
A Full Plate, Compound Gallery, Oakland, CA
2015
Cutting Class, Vamp, Oakland, CA
Botanica, Bedford Gallery, Walnut Creek, CA
Featured Works, Dose Projects, NY, NY
Auction for Artists, Incline Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Chalk Hill Residency Showcase, Healdsburg, CA
2014
Colonial Penchant, Last Projects, Los Angeles, CA
Group Exhibition, Johansson Projects, Oakland, CA
Art and Liberation, Rhodes Gallery, San Pablo, CA
Soft Muscle, Root Division, San Francisco, CA
Art Market SF, Kala Gallery, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, CA
Paper and Blade, Galleria de la Raza, San Francisco, CA
Paper and Blade, de Young Kimball Gallery, San Francisco, CA
1 Year Show Backstock Gallery, Oakland CA
Mysteries of the Organism, Panorama Gallery, Oakland, CA
2013
Solo Exhibition: Heartthrob, Backstock Gallery, Oakland, CA
The Making is a Remaking, Kala, Berkeley, CA
Future Tense, CES Contemporary, Laguna Beach, CA
Art In A Box, ongoing artist, Compound Gallery, Emeryville, CA
Risk, Berkeley Art Center, Berkeley, CA
Left Coast Annual Juried Exhibition, Sanchez Art Center, Pacifica, CA
Ka-Bloom, Visual Aid, San Francisco, CA
Kala-fornia 3, Kala, San Francisco CA
2012
Point of No Return, Southern Exposure, San Francisco, CA
Misfit Toy Factory II, Root Division, San Francisco, CA
Introductions, Root Division, San Francisco, CA
31st Annual Art Auction, San Jose Art Institute, San Jose, CA
Bay Area Currents, Pro Arts Gallery, Oakland, CA
Emerging Artists Exhibition, Cal State East Bay Art Gallery, Hayward, CA
Curatorial Projects
2014
Soft Muscle, Root Division, San Francisco, CA (June)
Mysteries of the Organism, Panorama Gallery, Oakland, CA (Jan – Feb)
Awards & Residencies
2015 Chalk Hill Artist Residency, Healdsburg, CA
2014 deYoung Museum Artist Fellowship, San Francisco, CA
2013 AIR, Kala, Oakland, CA
2013 Sanchez Art Center Juror’s Merritt Award, Pacifica, CA
2012 Creative Capacity Fund's Quick Grant, Center For Cultural Innovation, CA
Artist Lectures
2013
Post Bach Portfolio Development, UC Berkeley Extension, San Francisco, CA
Lone Glen 6, Guest Artist, San Francisco, CA
Press
2017
Huffington Post: Liberty and Justice for Some, January 2017
KQED Arts: Portraits Of Immigrant-Filled Nation, February 2017
Visual Art Source: Liberty and Justice for Some, February 2017
2014
We Open Art Houses, Colonial Penchant, October 2014
Artbussiness.com Galleria de la Raza Review, May 2014
Oakland Art Enthusiast, Back Stock Gallery Show, March 2014
San Francisco Art Enthusiast, Arts In Depth, March 28, 2014
East Bay Express, Mysteries of the Organism, January 15, 2014
2013
Chaos Magazine "Adrienne Heloise: Violence and Virility" February 28, 2013
2012
Artbussiness.com Southern Exposure Review, December 2012
Image Magazine San Jose, October 2012
Introductions: Root Division Exhibition Catalog
Artbussiness.com Root Division Review, September 2012
All Things Orange, Guest Juror Bio, Healdsburg Tribune, August 2012
Education BA, Humboldt State, Arcata, CA 1992-1996
Adrienne Heloise is a cut paper collage artist and independent curator living in Oakland, Ca. She creates cut paper works that explore intimacy, gender and power that references the imagery from early Americana, battle scenes, and aristocratic hunting . Born in Santa Rosa, she attended Humboldt State University where she received a BA in Psychology. She moved to Oakland in 1997 and started exhibiting her work in 2012 at Southern Exposure, Root Division, Kala, Berkeley Art Center, SJICA and ProArts. In 2014, Heloise was awarded a de Young Artist Fellowship and a 2-month residency in the de Young Museum’s Kimball Gallery.