Marie B Gauthiez
Visual Art
Mclean, VA
Marie B Gauthiez is a multi-disciplinary French-American artist who makes work about mapping of the self, reconstruction, preservation and identity. Marie received her MFA in Studio Art from American University in 2024. She is a faculty member at the Washington Studio School in Washington DC and has been a Studio Art teaching assistant at American University. Recently Marie has co-curated an MFA invitational exhibition called ‘Holding Hands, Holding Space” in the Katzen Center (Washington, DC). Marie has participated in Art Night “Homegrown” at the National Gallery of Art in 2023. She was awarded the Interlude Residency Support Grant, the Van Swearingen Merit Award, the Catharina Baart Biddle Award and the Carol Bird Ravenal Art Travel Award. Marie’s first solo show will take place at Tephra ICA (Reston, VA) in February 2025. She has exhibited in group shows at Stable Arts (DC), Transformer (DC), Soft Times Gallery (San Francisco), Studio Gallery (Washington, DC), Brentwood Arts Exchange (MD), the Anacostia Arts Center (DC), the Katzen Museum (DC), Blue Mountain Gallery (NYC), Pyramid Atlantic (MD), First Street Gallery (NYC), River Arts (SD). She is a 2025 Kinetic artist with Hamiltonian Artists (Washington, DC) and has exhibit in their “No place like home” exhibition at the 2024 Umbrella Art Fair (DC). Marie holds a BA in Applied Languages from the Université de Paris 10-Nanterre and an MA in Fashion Business from ESMOD Paris. She lives with her husband and two children in Northern Virginia.