ana clara soler

Ana Clara Soler was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1984. When she was young, she moved to Olivos, a neighborhood in the suburbs, very close to the river, and spent many years there. It was in this childhood home where she began to draw and paint with intensity, using the materials of her architect father, which were available to her in abundance.

At 18 she started her studies of Fine Arts at what is now the Universidad Nacional de las Artes in Buenos Aires. At the same time, she began attending workshops and clinics with Nahuel Vecino, Eduardo Stupía, Matías Duville and Pablo Siquier, for whom she worked as an assistant for several years.

She returned to live in the city and made some individual exhibitions which include: "Future Caverns" at the Marco Museum (2020), "Portrait of the World" at Sputnik Gallery (2017), "Ad Infinitu" at Rea Gallery (2014), "From Buenos Aires to Miami" at the Art Center South Florida, Miami (2013); "My Favorite Words" at LOOM, Bushwick, Brooklyn (2013), "Sublimado" at the CC Recoleta (2011), and "Corrientes Caprichosas" at the Jardin Oculto Gallery (2009).

Soler also participated in residencies, prizes, fairs, and festivals, including Kaus Australis in Rotterdam, Animasivo in Mexico D.F., Art Center in Miami, and El Ranchito in the Matadero Madrid. 

Additionally, she took part in FIFF in Friborg, Switzerland; Untitled Fair; Scope Fair; Curriculum Cero; Central Bank Prize; Itau Prize; Fortabat Prize; UADE Prize; 8M Prize; El Salón Nacional; and Third Prize for Painting in the Visual Arts Contest 2017, from the National Fund.