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Nació en Buenos Aires, Argentina, donde reside.Se formó en diseño gráfico en la Escuela Panamericana de Arte y en artes plásticas en los talleres de: Instituto Santa Ana, Iris Nó, Carlos Cañás, Beatriz Varela Freire, en litografía y grabado con Natalia Giacchetta en el Centro de Edición. Asistió a diversos seminarios, cursos y talleres: Caligrafía japonesa (Shodo), monocopia, fotografía digital, “Las palabras en el arte”, taller de collagraph, de litografía sobre poliéster; seminario Arte y Naturaleza; curso “Site Specific”; “Sobre Arte Contemporáneo”… Actividades: participó en los Encuentros de Creatividad, en el Grupo Aloha, con viajes de estudio y edición de video y de pag. web. Formó parte de la Comisión Directiva de Artvilo (Artistas Visuales de Vte. López). Desde el año 1993 participa en diversas muestras individuales y colectivas nacionales e internacionales en instituciones oficiales y privadas: En el Centro Cultural San Martín, Biblioteca Nacional, Galería de Arte Colonial, Galería de Arte Mercedes Giachetti, Galería de Arte Karina Paradiso, Salón Otoño-Ateneo E. Echeverría, Galería Núcleo de Arte, Municipalidad de San Martín de los Andes 2001, 2002, 2003, XX. Aniversario Artvilo, diversos salones de la SAAP, AAQCT, CMVL, Concejo Deliberante V.López, Expotrastiendas 2006, 2007, 2008, Centro Cultural Quinta Trabucco, Florean Museum/Rumania, Salon Nacional de Artes Visuales, Centro Cultural Carlos Gardel, Retzhof/Austria, Stadtgalerie de Fürstenfeld/Austria, Centro Cultural Recoleta, Museo Municipal de Bellas Artes de Gral. Roca, Museo Marítimo de Ushuaia, Centro Cultural Villa Victoria Ocampo, Galería de la Embajada Argentina en Berlin/Alemania, Museo de Arte de Santa Rosa/La Pampa, Museo prov. de Dibujo Artemio Alisio/Entre Ríos, Museo de Arte Contemporáneo de Salta, Proyecto Stamps: Graz-Miami-Sta.Cruz, Buenos Aires, Proyecto Miniprint: Austria-Buenos Aires,  Galería del Centro de Edición/Buenos Aires, New York Affordable Art Fair 2011, 2012, 2013, 2014, 

Renate Levy was born in 1953 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, where she currently lives and works. 

Training in Graphic Design and Fine Arts: Escuela Panamericana de Arte, and attended diverse studios of professors/artists (drawing and painting) also graphic technics and lithography in the Graphic Training and Edition Center of Buenos Aires.
 She attended various seminars and courses: japanese calligraphy, monocopy, digital photography, collagraph, lithography on polyester,"Site Specific", "On Contemporary Art", Artist’s Books and many more…

Since 1993 she has been doing many solo and group exhibitions in private and national galleries and museums in Argentina and Europe, joined diverse projects, art competitions and fairs in Argentina and USA, as well as an Art Symposium 2014 in Voitsberg, Austria.
In March 2016 she fulfilled the project o
f exhibiting on her Austrian roots/ancestors in Vienna. Her last participations were in the Print Bienniale Douro- Portugal (2018), Miniprint (Bulgaria)(2017), Impact Santander (Spain) (2018), Festival Cervantino de Azul (Argentina) (2018), Pompano Beach Cultural Centre (Miami, USA)(2019)

She has her own atelier where she currently works.

Her early works with oil on canvas are mainly colourful paintings which include some paper collages, where the texture modifies and gives structure to the surface.
The recurrent themes of her works are on chance, found playing cards, symbols and phenomena, which can be seen in her colour and black and white lithographies, as well as in her Artist’s Book.
Paper is almost always present in her works not only as a base on which she works, but as a means of expression and experimentation.
Her last works are on the issue time, and refer to her ancestors. With two pinhole cameras made of objects that were from her family, she took many photographies which she then turned into lithographies by drawing or transferring on the surface of the million year old stones, getting the quality that describes the passing of time like blurriness, indefinition and scars.