Curriculum Vitae

Upcoming/Current Art Exhibitions:

2022-26 “Power”, Art in Embassies, US Department of State, Vienna, Austria
2024 “Aqua Art Miami”, Gallery 14C, Miami, FL
2024 Hunter Museum of Art, Chattanooga TN
2025 Gallery Blue Door, Baltimore, MD
2025 “Twenty”, St. Michael’s Episcopal Church Gallery, Arlington, VA
2026 The Delaplaine Arts Center, Frederick, MD

Select Solo Exhibitions:

"A Life Well Lived" : Solo Exhibition. Kensington, MD
Adah Rose Gallery. September 2023

"The Annotated Vessel", Frederick, MD
The Delaplaine Arts Center: Satellite locations. August 2022 - January 2023

"May You Live in Interesting Times", Kensington, MD
Adah Rose Gallery. 2021

"Lady Lineage", Frederick, MD
The Delaplaine Arts Center. December 2020 - January 2021

“History Adorned”, ARTSY
Adah Rose Gallery. 2020

“Hidden Histories”, Reston, VA
Greater Reston Arts Center at Signature. 2020

“Zip Infinity”, Alexandria, VA
NOVA/Schlesinger Center for the Arts. 2017

“Little White Lines”, Glen Echo, MD
Park View Gallery/ Glen Echo Park. 2017

“Select Works by Maremi Hooff Andreozzi”, Fairfax, VA
Arts Council of Fairfax. 2016

“The Guam Series”, Washington, DC
The Stimson Center. 2015

“Potomac Skies”, Alexandria, VA
The Art League. Torpedo Factory. 2015

“Here and There”, Mercersburg, PA
Cofrin Gallery. Burgin Center for the Art Center. 2015

“Maremi Hooff Andreozzi: Fall Solos hosted by Art Soiree”, Georgetown, DC
Ritz-Carlton Georgetown. 2014

“Alumni Show: Maremi Hooff Andreozzi”, Mercersburg, PA
Burgin Art Center. 2010

“Art Registry”, Washington, DC
Chroma. 2008

“Fruits and Veggies: New Work”, Reston, VA
Market Street Bar & Grill. Hyatt. 2007

“Maremi Hooff: Prized Produce”, Radford, VA
Radford University. 2005

“Niche”, Arlington, VA
Metro Gallery. George Mason University. 1998

“Scrapbook”, Ithaca, NY
Olive Tjaden Gallery. 1994

Select Group Exhibitions:

"UMGG's 5th Biennial Maryland Regional Juried Art Exhibition", University of Maryland Gallery, Adelphi, MD
Dumbarton Oaks Concert, Washington, DC
"Not Strictly Painting", McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA
"275th Anniversary of Frederick County", Delaplaine Arts Center, Frederick, MD
"Ethnicity Through the Eyes of the Artist", Abington Art Center, Jenkinstown, PA
"14C ARTFAIR", Adah Rose Gallery, Jersey City, New Jersey
"Hickok Cole Art Night", Hickok Cole/WPA
"Summer Solstice", Nepenthe Gallery, Alexandria, VA
"Benefit", McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA
SuperFine. Washington, DC
"Juried Show", Riverviews Artspace. Lynchburg, VA
"Not Strictly Painting”. McLean Project for the Arts. Fairfax, VA
"WPA Art Night”. Hickok Cole.. Washington, DC
“Inside Outside, Upside Down”. Phillips Collection. Washington, DC
“Source Material”. Howard County Arts Council. Ellicott City, MD
“Hickock Cole Art Month 2020”. Hickock Cole. Washington, DC
“SHE”. AnnMarie Art and Sculpture Garden. Solomon, MD
“By The People x Monochrome Virtual Art Fair”. Haylcon, Washington, DC
“Inaugural Show”. Ruby Projects, Fairfax, VA
“14C ARTFAIR”. Adah Rose Gallery, Jersey City, NJ
“Strictly Painting 12”. McLean Project for the Arts, McLean, VA
“Holiday Show”. MK Gallery. Vienna, VA
Your Name Here”. North Fairfax, Alexandria, VA
“Treemendous”. Hill Center, Washington, DC
“Alchemical Vessels 2019”. Joan Hisaoka Healing Gallery, Washington, DC
“Four Elements”. Corner Store Arts, Washington, DC
“New Beginnings”. Corner Store Arts, Washington, DC
“10th Annual Juried Show”. Riverviews Artspace, Lynchburg, VA
“Inspired by Frida”. Artists and Makers., Rockville, MD
“Elixir: Artists Respond to Making and Healing”. Joan Hisaoka Healing Arts Gallery, Washington, DC
“WCA/DC: Select Work”. Cooley Gallery, Leesburg, VA
“Serendpity II: 5 Artist”. 200 Daingerfield, Alexandria, VA
“Serendpity I: 4 Artist” . 200 Daingerfield, Alexandria, VA
“Counter Balance”. Gray Gallery, Winchester, VA
“Believing is Seeing”. Artists & Makers Gallery, Rockville, MD
“Water Works”. Annapolis Maritime Museum, Annapolis, MD
“24th Annual Strathmore Artist Juried Exhibition”. Strathmore Mansion, Bethesda, MD
“Strictly Painting 8”. Emerson Gallery, McLean Project for the Art, McLean, VA
“WPA Annual Art Auction”. Katzen Art Center, American University., Washington, DC
“ Anonymous III ”. Gallery at Flashpoint, Washington, DC
“Arts Council @ Grace”. Greater Reston Arts Center, Reston, VA
Wall Mountable”. DCAC, Washington, DC
“Seven”. WPA/C:Warehouse Theater, Washington, DC
“Women’s Alumnae Exhibition”. Lee Gallery. Clemson University, Clemson, SC
“All Arlington Salon”. Ellipse Art Center, Arlington,VA
“Farmer’s Market: A Season in Paint”. Ellipse Art Center, Arlington,VA
“Bethesda Artist Market” Bethesda, MD
“Eat, Wear Crawl”. Rockville Art Place, Rockville, MD
“Off the Wall”. Rockville Art Place, Rockville, MD
Cress Creek. Shepherdstown, WV
“New Symbols”. Montgomery College, Rockville, MD
“Postcards from the Edge”. Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York City, NY
“Drama of the Ordinary”. John A. Cade Center for Fine Arts Gallery, Arnold, MD
Glenview Mansion Arts Center, Rockville, MD
“Postcards from the Edge”, Sperone Westwater, New York City, NY
“2000 Views”. Howard County Center for the Art, Ellicott City, MD
“It’s My Nature”, Fredericksburg Center for the Arts. Fredericksburg, VA
“Mercersburg Alumni”, Salander-O’Reilly Gallery. New York,NY
“Summer Group Show”, Gallery K. Washington, DC
“Virginia Artists”, Fredericksburg Center for the Arts. Fredericksburg, VA
“Art Faculty Show”, Marlboro Gallery. Largo, MD
“Painting 98”, Arlington Arts Center. Arlington,VA
“Emerging Artists”, Gallery West. Alexandria, VA
“Day of the Dead”, Wilson Art Gallery. Washington,DC
“36 Hour Show - A.Salon”, WPA/Corcoran ProjectSpace. Washington,DC
“19th Annual Juried Exhibition”, Pickens County Museum. Pickens, SC
“Burning Bra and other Bedside Tales”, Smithtown Township Arts Council. St. James,NY
“Juried Competition”, Fairfax Council of the Arts/Northern Virginia Community College. Fairfax,VA
“Censored/Censured”, BAUHouse Gallery. Baltimore, MD

Award and Honors:

Juror's Award. "Not Strictly Painting”. McLean Project for the Arts. McLean, VA 2023
Semifinalist. Bethesda Trawick. Bethesda, MD 2023
Semifinalist. Bethesda Painting Award. Bethesda, MD 2022, 2024
Honorable Mention Award. Riverviews Artspace. Lynchburg, VA 2021
People's Choice Award. Riverviews Artspace. Lynchburg, VA 2021
Juror's Award. "Not Strictly Painting”. McLean Project for the Arts. McLean, VA 2021
Honarable Mention. “Flora & Fauna”. Alexandria, VA 2012
Arlington County Purchase Award. Arlington, VA. 2004
Individual Arts Grant: Arlington Arts Commission; Arlington, VA 2003-2004
The Mesa Residency Fellowship, Springdale, UT 2003
Jerome Foundation Grant; Lanesboro, MN 2002
Cornell Creative and Performing Arts Grant; Ithaca, NY 1993
Gold Key Award (2);  Harrisburg,PA
Abby Ruskin Award;   Grove, Bowie, Hayes Printing Award;  Herb Quarterly Award;
Hallmark Nominee(2); Blue Ribbon; Hallmark Award. Chicago,IL
Dr. Julius Shamansky Prize;  Austin V. McClain Prize; Mercersburg,PA

Art Residencies:

Virginiia Center for the Creative Arts, Amherst, VA
2024

La Macina di San Cresci, Greve in Chianti, Italy
International Residency. 2019


The Mesa, Springdale, UT
Artist Fellowship and Residency.
(Project in conjuction with the Smithsonian traveling exhibition “Key Ingredients: America By Food) 2003

Cornucopia Art Center, Lanesboro, MN
Artist Fellowship and Residency.  2002

Education:  
          
Clemson University. College of Visual and Performing Arts. Clemson, SC.  MFA
Cornell University. College of Architecture, Art, and Planning.  Ithaca, NY. BFA
 
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Collections:

Zimmerli Art Museum at Rutgers, New Brunswick, NJ
JD Marriot, Washington, DC
DC Commission for the Arts, Wilson Building. Washington, DC
Eat Good Food: Restaurant Eve, Alexandria,VA
Arlington County and Arlington Arts Commission, Arlington,VA