Bio

Yolanda Domínguez (Madrid, 1977) is a visual artist and performer. She studied Fine Arts in Madrid's Complutense University and gained a Master in Art and New Technologies in the European University of Madrid and in Concept and Creation in Photography in Madrid's EFTI School. She has also carried out production workshops with well-known visual artists such as Eugenio Ampudia, Daniel Canogar and Chema Madoz.

She has recently received a grant from the Spanish Ministry of Culture for the Promotion of Spanish Art abroad (2010). She has presented her work in different institutions and photographic festivals such as Photoespaña, Tarazona Foto Zaragoza, as well as the Competition for the 25 years of L'Alliance Française in Madrid and, in 2010, for Mulier,mulieris in the  Museum of the University of Alicante.

She combines her work as an artist with teaching via conferences and colloquia in different Spanish Women's Institutions and Associations. She is lecturer of the EFTI Master in which she teaches the “Art as a tool of social transformation” and “Creativity” workshops.

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