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INGHILD KARLSEN.... |
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INGHILD KARLSEN was born in Tromsø and lives and works in Oslo and Tromsø. |
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She has studied at National Academy of Arts and Crafts, department of textiles, Oslo 1972 – 74, |
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Oslo University College, arts teacher education in tapestry, Oslo 1974 – 75, |
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Art Academy of Western Norway, 1975 – 81, and Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm, |
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department of Sculpture, 1981 – 82. |
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Inghild Karlsen works as an artist, set designer, curator and organizer. |
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She works in many different media such as sculpture, performance, theater, photography |
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and video. She has participated in exhibitions in Norway and abroad including |
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Henie-Onstad Art Center, 1983 and 1991, Sao Paolo Biennale in Brazil, 1994, |
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as well as being the festival artist at Bergen International Festival in 1999. |
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She was recipient of several artist residency stipends such as the PS1 in New York 1984 – 85, |
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Cité in Paris 1988 and Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin 1995 – 96. |
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Her work is in the collection of numerous museums and private collectors |
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and has completed several Public Art commisions. |
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Between 1999 – 2003 she was director at Kunstnernes Hus, where she set up a number of |
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international exhibitions including “Hot Pot” with contemporary Chinese art. |
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