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Unn Fahlstrom

Title: 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 M¯lla Art School, Moss.

Solo Exhibitions: 2008 HKS (Hordaland Artist Center), Bergen. 2007 Unn Fahlstr¯m, Gallery Brandstrup, Oslo. Hundre runder, HÂ Gamle PrestegÂrd, HÂ. Hundre runder, Circulationscentralen, Malmö. 2006 Aesthetics of separation, Kunstverket Gallery, Oslo.

Group Exhibitions: 2008 Vestlandsutstillingen, Kristiansand. Vestlandsutstillingen, Haugesund. Vestlandsutstillingen, F¯rde. 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.

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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 M¯lla Art School, Moss (1994–1996). Solo exhibitions include Aesthetics of separation at Kunstverket Gallery, Oslo (2006); Gallery Brandstrup, Oslo and Hundre runder at HÂ Gamle PrestegÂrd 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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