Luca Gansser b. 1945

  • Artist (Painter)
Born Bogata, Columbia, Gansser is from Lugarno, Switzerland. Gansser has exhibited extensively around the world since 1970. He is the ultimate nomad, travelling extensively, imparting his artistic knowledge and absorbing many different cultures.
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Residences
  • 1970 Mexico
  • 1974 - 1979 Tuscany, Italy, Tuscany, Italy
  • 1980 - 1982 (Moscow, South America, Canada, Australia)
  • 1982 Lugano, Switzerland, Lugano, Switzerland (Became a resident)
  • 1989 Central Australia, NT (Travelling)
  • 1990 - 1991 Moscow, USSR (Russia) (Cultural exchange between Swiss and Russian artists)
  • 1992 Soweto, South Africa, Soweto, South Africa (Berlin-Zurich Cultural Exchange Program)
  • None
  • None (Visits to Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar; Foundation Member of 'Mergui Archipelago Project')
  • None (Founded 'Arte Moris' - a non-profit, free art school in Dili, East Timor)
  • 1970 Mexico
  • 1974 - 1979 Tuscany, Italy, Tuscany, Italy
  • 1980 - 1982 (Moscow, South America, Canada, Australia)
  • 1982 Lugano, Switzerland, Lugano, Switzerland
  • 1989 Central Australia, NT
  • None
Other occupations
  • Founder, 'Arte Moris': non-profit art school (ANZSIC code: P) 2003- Dili, East Timor
Arrivals
  • 1989
  • None
  • 1989
  • 1989
Related events
  • 1970 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1971 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1973 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1978 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1979 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1984 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1985 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1986 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1988 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1989 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1990 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1991 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1992 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1993 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1994 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 1995 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1996 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • 1998 Exhibitions (exhibited at)
  • 2000 Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • Exhibition (exhibited at)
  • "Oil Paintings & Floaters" (exhibited at)
  • Arte Moris (exhibited at)
  • Paintings from East Timor (exhibited at)
  • 2009 Exhibition (exhibited at)
Field Changes
Biography
Summary