Ida Lorentzen
CURRICULUM VITAE
Born in New York City Dec. 11, 1951. Lives and works on Nesøya, near Oslo.

Education
Boston University College of Fine Arts, Boston 1970-74,
Statens Kunstakademi, Oslo 1974-79.

Solo exhibitions
2012 Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana
2012 Harmon-Meek Gallery, Naples, Florida
2011 The Norwegian International Film Festival, Haugesund (YouTube)
2009 Haugar Vestfold Kunstmuseum (exhibition catalogue with artist statement (.pdf))
2008 Baroniet Rosendal, Rosendal (view of works exhibited)
2008 Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Tromsø (exhibition catalogue (.pdf))
2006 Konsthallen Millesgården, Lidingö, Stockholm (works and installation view (.pdf))
2006 Galleri Bouhlou, Bergen
2005 Rogaland Kunstmuseum, Stavanger. Hamlet's Kronborg (installation view), (artist statment)
2005 Blaafarveverket: Ida Lorentzen og Vilhelm Hammershøi (artist statment (nor.pdf)) (eng.pdf))
2004 Asker Kunstforening, Asker
2002 Ida Lorentzen Museum, Blaafarveværket (excerpt from book (.pdf))
2001 Nyfossum, Blaafarveværket, Modum
2001 Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, Høvikodden (installation view)
1989 Babcock Galleries, New York
1998 Bomuldsfabrikken, Arendal
1998 Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo
1995 Babcock Galleries, New York
1995 Nordic Heritage Museum, Seattle
1995 Babcock Galleries, New York (excerpt from exhibition catalogue with paintings - part1, part2 (.pdf))
1994 Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo
1991 Galleri Andersson Sandstrøm, Umeå
1990 Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo
1987 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York
1987 Galleri Wang, Oslo
1984 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York
1984 Galerie Wentzel, Köln
1984 Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo
1982 Tibor de Nagy Gallery, New York
1980 Galleri Haaken, Oslo

Collections – selected list
Arkansas Art Center, Little Rock, Arkansas; Asker kommune, Asker; Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo; Chase Manhattan Bank, New York; Fort Wayne Museum of Art, Indiana; Chemical Bank, New York; Det Kongelige Slott, Oslo; Det Norske Teateret, Oslo; Gjensidige Forsikring, Oslo; Haugar Vestfold Kunstmuseum; Haugesund Billedgalleri, Haugesund; H.M.Queen Sonja Art Collection, Oslo; Nasjonalmuseet for kunst, arkitektur og design, Oslo; National Academy of The Arts, Oslo; Nationaltheatret, Oslo; Norges Bank, Oslo; Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Tromsø; Norrköping kommune, Norrköping; Norsk Kulturråd, Oslo; Nyfossum – Ida Lorentzen Museum, Modum; Oslo kommunes kunstsamlinger; Palmer Museum, Penn State University, Pennsylvania; Rikshospitalet, Oslo; Rita Rich Collection, New York; Royal Norwegian Consulate General , New York; Statoil ASA, Stavanger; Storebrand, Oslo; Universitetet i Tromsø;

Research papers – selected list
Ida Lorentzen, Fra det ytre til det indre rom, written by Marina Gerner-Mathisen, spring 1999
Master Dissertation, University of Oslo
Ida Lorentzen, En reise gjennom tid og rom, written by Elen Lauvhjell, autumn 2004
Master Dissertation, University of Bergen
Flertydige rom. Møter med tre malerier av Ida Lorentzen, written by Stine Lundblad, spring 2008
Master Dissertation, University of Tromsø

Books and catalogues – selected list
Ida Lorentzen The Story of Seven Paintings, written by Donald Kuspit
artist statement included
Gyldendal Norsk Forlag A/S 1995
Ida Lorentzen Views of a Room, written by Gaven Janties and Selene Wendt
interview with the artist included
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter 2001
Ida Lorentzen Huset – Rommene – Fortellingen, written by Gunnar Danbolt
artist statement included
Blaafarveværket 2002
Ida Lorentzen Hamlet’s Kronborg, written by Ellen Sæthre
artist statement included
Rogaland Kunstmuseum 2005
Ida Lorentzen and Vilhelm Hammershoi, written by Bente Scevenius
artist statement included
Blaafarveværket 2005
Ida Lorentzen White Light, introduction by Isabella Nilsson
Konsthallen Milesgården 2006
Ida Lorentzen A Room of Her Own, written by Knut Ljøgodt
Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum 2008
Ida Lorentzen Hidden Secrets, written by Tone Lyngstad Nyaas
artist statement included
Haugar Vestfold Kunstmuseums 2009

Awards and prizes – selected list
2008 Asker Kulturpris for 30 years of cultural service
1995 American Academy Purchase Prize for “Awake or Asleep We See Forwards or Back”
from the series The Story of Seven Paintings
1991 Purchase Prize for “The Ceromony of Consecration”
of H.M.King Harald and H.M.Queen Sonja
1977 Edvard Munch Legat for young emerging Norwegian artist