HJEM

Guðrún Kristjánsdóttir Education 1977-79 Ecole des Beaux Arts, Aix-en-Provence, France 1973-77 The Reykjavík School of Art Private Exhibitions 1998 Luise Ross Gallery, New York Galleri Island, Oslo Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle 1996 Sjónarhóll / Gerðuberg, Reykjavík 1995 Gerðarsafn, Kópavogur, Iceland 1994 Gallerí Sólon Íslandus, Reykjavík 1993 Gallery De L’Awei, Drachten, Holland 1992 The Nordic House, FÍM Gallery, Reykjavík 1991 Gallery Orpheus, Eskilstuna, Sweden 1990 Gallery Persons & Lindell, Helsinki 1989 SCAG, Copenhagen 1988 Gallerí Nýhöfn, Reykjavík 1987 The National Broadcasting Service, Reykjavík 1987 Slunkaríki, Ísafjörður, Iceland 1986 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík Selected collective exhibitions 1999 The Round Tower, Copenhagen 1998 Museum of Contemporary Art, Seattle 1995 Vejle Kunstmuseum, Denmark 1993 Gallery Frank Bustamante, New York 1992 Safnadarheimilið, Akureyri, Iceland 1991 The Hafnarfjörður Arts Festival, Hafnarborg 1990 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík 1989 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík 1988 Wang Kunsthandel, Oslo 1987 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík 1986 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík 1985 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík 1983 Kjarvalsstadir, Reykjavík Works in public collections The Reykjavík Municipal Art Collection The National Art Gallery of Iceland The University of Iceland Art Collection The National Broadcasting Service of Iceland The National Bank of Iceland Hafnarborg The District Court of Iceland Icelandair The Icelandic Agricultural Bank The State Finance Agency Works in private collections in Iceland, Switzerland, Canada and Germany. Lectures, teaching experience 1998 Teaching at Pratt Fine Arts Center, Nordic Heritage Museum’s Summer Intencive Programe, Seattle, USA 1998 Lecture at the Nordic Heritage Museum of Seattle, USA 1993 Lecture at De L’Awei, Drachten, Holland 1990 Lecture at the Helsinki Academy of Fine Art 1987-88 The Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts Guðrún Kristjánsdóttir has received grants and stipends from the Icelandic State Fund for Artists (1987, 1991, 1996), from the Nordic Art Centre in Sweaborg, Finland, from Cité International des Arts in Paris, and from the American-Scandinavian Foundation. Mere information