Amaryllis Siniossoglou studied Painting and Drawing in Athens, Greece and Sculpture at the Ecole Nationale Superieure des Beaux-Arts in Paris, France. She earned a Master in Fine Arts in Sculpture and Printmaking from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst and completed the Post Experience Program at the Royal College of Art in London, England. In addition, she completed the Graduate Certificate Program in Expressive Therapies at Lesley University. Siniossoglou is Professor in Studio Art in the Visual and Performing Arts Department at WSU. Prior to joining WSU, she was awarded the Distinguished Teaching Award from the University ofMassachusetts, Amherst in 1999.
As an artist, she actively shows her painting, sculpture, printmaking, digital media and book arts work nationally and internationally. Her exhibitions include: Les Quatre Elements, Bibliotheca Wittockiana, Bruxelles, Belgium, International Contemporary Miniprint, Kazanlak, Bulgaria, XII FIRA, Forum International de la Reliure d’Art, Chateau de la Ville de Nyon, Switzerland, Contemporary Greek Printmaking, Washi-no-Sato and Metropolitan Museum of Tokyo, Japan,15th Concours Internationale de Reliure d’Art, St Remy, France,Enter in to Art, Cologne Cultural Center, Germany, Chemins de traverse, Monique-Corriveau library, Quebec City, Canada,38th Mini Print International of Cadaques 2018, Taller Galeria Fort, Girona, Spain,International Contemporary Engraving Biennale, Art Museum, Iasi, Romania, Nature of Things, Zea Mays Print Portfolio, Editions/ Artists’ Book Fair, New York’s Print Week, New York, International Watercolor Biennial – Castra, Ajdovščina, Slovenia, Palate to Plate, The Boston Printmakers, Newport Museum, RI,Tomas Transtromer-To Go Into Reality Itself, Nobel Museum, Stockholm, Sweden, Paris Relie, Le Paris des Relieurs Contemporains, Paris, France, Accrochage-Summer-Selected New & Established Talent at Kouros Gallery,Kouros Gallery, New York,VII International Art Triennial, Majdanek, Poland,International Print Biennal Varna , Varna, Bulgaria, Osaka Print Triennale, Osaka, Japan. Her artwork is included in Museum and private collections.
