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Unn Fahlstrom

2000 - 2004 The Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Oslo. 1996 - 2000 Bachelor in Art History, University of Stockholm John Cabot University in Rome and University of Oslo. 1994 - 1996 Mølla Art School, Moss.

Solo Exhibitions: 2008 HKS (Hordaland Artist Center), Bergen. 2007 Unn Fahlstrøm, Gallery Brandstrup, Oslo. Hundre runder, Hå Gamle Prestegård, Hå. Hundre runder, Circulationscentralen, Malmö. 2006 Aesthetics of separation, Kunstverket Gallery, Oslo.

Group Exhibitions: 2008 Vestlandsutstillingen, Kristiansand. Vestlandsutstillingen, Haugesund. Vestlandsutstillingen, Førde. Vestlandsutstillingen, Bergen. Vestlandsutstillingen, Stavanger.

2007 Norske bilder, Oslo City Hall, Oslo. Royal Caribbean Arts Grant, Kunstnernes hus, Oslo. KoreaNOW. Huchinsons Gallery, New York.

2006 Norske bilder, City Hall, Oslo. Gallery F15 - Jubileum exhibition, Momentum, Moss.

Summary

Unn Fahlstrøm studied at Royal Academy of Fine Arts, Oslo (2000–2004) and earned a Bachelor in Art History at University of Stockholm (1996–2000); she also attended John Cabot University in Rome, University of Oslo and Mølla Art School, Moss (1994–1996). Solo exhibitions include Aesthetics of separation at Kunstverket Gallery, Oslo (2006); Gallery Brandstrup, Oslo and Hundre runder at Hå Gamle Prestegård and Circulationscentralen, Malmö (2007); and HKS, Bergen (2008). Group exhibitions include Vestlandsutstillingen (2008), Norske bilder at Oslo City Hall, Royal Caribbean Arts Grant at Kunstnernes hus, Oslo, and KoreaNOW at Huchinsons Gallery, New York.

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