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Ana Boulain was born in Lisbon, Portugal. She lived in Madrid, Spain, between 1983 and 1997.
In Madrid, she had the opportunity of being closely involved with the work of some illustrious Portuguese painters, namely Lena Liz, Luis Pinto Coelho, Jacinto Luis and Celeste Maia, who had a marked influence in her growth as a painter as well as technique.
Ana Boulain attended the Art Academy of the Spanish Master, Manuel Arjona, with whom she worked closely. She participated in several collective exhibitions and won several awards which included a First Prize of the Academy. At this stage, her main focus was on oil painting.
In 1997 Ana moved to South Africa. Two years later she attended the Open Window Art Academy in Pretoria where she explored many techniques within the fields of Fine Arts and Printing. In 1999 and 2000, her works were selected to be part of the annual collective exhibitions that took place in the Academy Art Gallery.
A totally new range of influences soared into her style, coming mainly from lecturers and other South African artists she had the opportunity to meet with. Artists such as Chris Diedericks, Diane Victor, Siobhan McCuster, Michelle Krieke, the illustrator Sonija Hendrikse and the renowned South African artist from the Northern Cape Penelope Siopis had a strong influence on her work.
Ana works are shown in several private and public collections around the world. Portugal, Brazil, Spain, Mozambique, South Africa, Guatemala, Guinea-Bissau, Norway and now are already in the United States of America.
One of her most recent commissions was a special work dedicated to Nelson adiba Mandela. The work entitled ife is displayed at the elson Mandela Institute by the request of the Embassy of Portugal as a contribution from the Portuguese Community residing in South Africa.
Since coming to the United States in August 2004, Ana continues her work and is excited by the new challenges and callings that the American Art market presents.
Artist's Perspective
Her artwork translates her journey throughout the world.
In Portugal, where Ana Boulain started to paint, she was fascinated with the clean, simple lines of traditional architecture of the churches and chapels of the south of Portugal where the white and blue are the predominant colors.
Then in Spain she started to approach the human figure which captivated her for being so much alive. The opportunity to express feelings, movements and color, encouraged her to keep painting. By always focusing on the best techniques, this would aid her in expressing what she could see through human nature and the circumstances in which it exists.
While in South Africa, these turned to be even more intriguing. She loves to paint the African skin and explore their rich color and the texture and shape of their hair. Being in the heart of Africa, her approach to the African reality touched her sensibility and she decided to paint their struggle through life.
Now in the United States of America, she is looking forward to new challenges.
Education
2008 Marketing, Sales and Project Management Jodi Walsh www.jodiart.com
2007 Watercolor an abstract approach with Steve Fleming (artist and teacher at the Torpedo Factory art School) Alexandria, Virginia. www.steveflemingartist.com
2006 Image transfer workshop with Steve Frost (artist and teacher at the Corcoran School of Art). www.thebeautifulmachine.com
2005 Acrylic painting workshop with Franklyn White (artist and teacher at the Corcoran School of Art). www.liquitex.com/50thAnniversary/white.html
1999 and 2000 Open Window Art Academy, in Pretoria, South Africa.
1987 to 1995 Art Academy of the Spanish Master, Manuel Arjona, Madrid, Spain.
Exhibitions
2008 Exhibition at the Katzen Museum, Washington D.C.
2008 Art Display at the Embassy of Portugal, Washington D.C.
2008 Collective exhibition at Roger Washington Art Show, Bethesda, Maryland.
2007 Art Auction at the Art Museum of the Americas, Remarte 2007, Washington D.C.
2007 Collective exhibition at Smith Parada Gallery, Washington D.C.
2006 Collective Art Auction at Palcus, Manhattan, New York.
2006 Individual Art show at Morais Center, Manassas, Virginia.
2006 Collective exhibition at the Embassy of Venezuela, Washington D.C.
2006 Champagne Art Auction at GRACE, Reston, Virginia.
2006 Collective exhibition at Collector Gallery in GRACE (Great Reston Arts Center, VA).
2005 Collective Auction at Palcus, Newark, New Jersey.
2005 Collective exhibition in GRACE, Reston, Virginia.
2004 Collective exhibition in Uni?o Cultural in Johannesburg, South Africa.
2003 Ana Boulain Atelier ole exhibition, South Africa.
2002 Ana Boulain Atelier Sole exhibition exhibitions, South Africa.
2001 Ana Boulain Atelier...(and so on)

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