Jorunn Veiteberg
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| Gender | Female |
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| Age | 68 |
| Date of birth | July 23,1955 |
| Zodiac sign | Leo |
| Born | Stord Municipality |
| Norway | |
| Education | University of Bergen |
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| ID | 941325 |
Craft in Transition
Gitte Jungersen: Ceramic Works
Caroline Broadhead
Konrad Mehus: Form Follows Fiction - Jewellery and Objects
To whom it may concern: Marianne Heske
Léopold Foulem : Singularités
New ceramics
Patrick Huse : Penetration
Speed : papers and exhibition ; [this publication documents the 6th meeting of Think Tank, a European intiative for the applied arts in October 2009 in Gmunden and the touring exhibition that started in Gmunden during this meeting ; Kammerhof Museum Gmunden, Austria, 8th october - 1st november 2009, Handwerk & Design IHM Fair, Munich, 3rd - 9th March 2010, Galleri Format, Bergen, Norway, 3rd June - 8th August 2010]
Ceramic art : something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in her shoe
Trolls : figures in Norwegian contemporary ceramics
Edmund de Waal - Giorgio Morandi
Gitte Jungersen: Ceramic Works
Caroline Broadhead
Konrad Mehus: Form Follows Fiction - Jewellery and Objects
To whom it may concern: Marianne Heske
Léopold Foulem : Singularités
New ceramics
Patrick Huse : Penetration
Speed : papers and exhibition ; [this publication documents the 6th meeting of Think Tank, a European intiative for the applied arts in October 2009 in Gmunden and the touring exhibition that started in Gmunden during this meeting ; Kammerhof Museum Gmunden, Austria, 8th october - 1st november 2009, Handwerk & Design IHM Fair, Munich, 3rd - 9th March 2010, Galleri Format, Bergen, Norway, 3rd June - 8th August 2010]
Ceramic art : something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue and a silver sixpence in her shoe
Trolls : figures in Norwegian contemporary ceramics
Edmund de Waal - Giorgio Morandi
Jorunn Veiteberg Life story
Jorunn Veiteberg has a Dr. Philos. in art history from the University of Bergen, Norway. She works as an independent writer and curator and lives in Copenhagen, Denmark. She has written and contributed to many books on fine art, crafts, and, not least, contemporary jewelry.
Jorunn Veiteberg Photos
