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Line 6: [[File:Shark Art Gallery (7-24).jpg\|thumb\|Shark Art Gallery, 2007.]] After graduation she settled in Amsterdam as independent artist and started her own studio. In 1996 Van Leeuwen was nominated for the NPS Cultuurprijs 1996, a battle between jung unknown artists on national television weekly in ten programs in the summer of 1996.<ref> Simone van der Burg. "[https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/1996/07/16/jong-talent-strijdt-om-nieuwe-nps-cultuurprijs-7317392-a35548 Jong talent strijdt om nieuwe NPS-cultuurprijs: De NPS-cultuurprijs, wekelijks vanaf woensdag 17 juli, Ned.3, 20.55u.]," ''NRC Handelsblad'' 16.07. 1996</ref><ref>[https://www.flickr.com/photos/marceldouwedekker/7081542847/ Fragments of NPS-cultuurprijs, 1996] at flickr.com (in Dutch). Accessed 22.04.2017.</ref> In 1997 ~~here~~her work participated in the conceptual Shark Art Gallery in Rotterdam by Marcel Douwe Dekker, where the work was exhibited down deep in a tank with [[white sharks]] (see, image). Van Leeuwen received a number of grants from the Mondriaan Fonds, Dutch Foundation for Visual Arts. Since 1997 she is also working as teacher ceramics and drawing at [[Altra College]], Amsterdam.

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