Hildur Bjarnadóttir
Bergstaðastræti 9a, kj
6001 SW Vermont Street
101 Reykjavík
Portland, OR 97219
Iceland
Tel/fax:
(503) 245-0777
Sími: 5516263
hildurusa@hotmail.com
Fædd í
Reykjavík 1969
2001
Gallery Hlemmur. Reykjavík, Iceland.
2000
Weavings and Things. Marylhurst University. The Art Gym. Portland,
OR. USA
1998
Sýnibox. The Living Art Museum. Reykjavík, Iceland.
Norsk Kunsthandverk. The Nordic Museum of Arts and Crafts. Showcase artist. Throndheim,
Norway.
Visibility. The Living Art Museum. Reykjavík, Iceland.
1997
Higgins Hall Gallery. Brooklyn, NY, USA
2001 Contemporary
Skeins. Contemporary Crafts Museum. Portland, OR. USA.
Oregon Biennial.
The Portland Art Museum. Portland, OR, USA
Domesticity. The Waiting Room. Minneapolis, MN. USA.
2000 Öll þessi ef... Safnahúsið. Eigillstaðir. Iceland.
The Inner and Outer World - The
World Above and Below. The National Gallery of Iceland.
Nordic Design Writers. Röhsska Museet. Göteborg, Sweden.
Flotsam
und Jetsam – Strandgut. C-line Project. Kulturforum Burgkloster. Germany.
Nonpulstra.
f m schwarz galerie. Cologne, Germany.
Tweak.
Mercer Union Gallery. Toronto, Canada.
Un*Domesticated.
Queens Theatre in The Park. New York, USA.
Inventing Iceland.
Articule. Montreal, Canada.
1999 Hot Spot.
Kultur Bahnhof Eller. Dusseldorf, Germany.
Ironi. Bomuldsfabriken. Kristianssand, Norway.
Kynstrin Öll. The Reykjavík Academy. Iceland.
Common Thread. Gerðarsafn. Kópavogur, Iceland.
Chronologies. The Rotunda Gallery. Brooklyn, New York.
1998 The 9th
International Triennial of Tapestry. The Central Museum of Textiles. Lodz,
Poland.
The A. I. M. Program Exhibition. The Bronx Museum of The Arts. New
York.
1997 Wrong
Place, Right Time. Double Pleasure. Manhattan, New York. USA
The International Gallery of Snorri Ásmundsson. Akureyri,
Iceland.
A4. Ott Plonk. Bergen, Norway.
1996 5
x 5 x 5. Kunstraum Wohnraum. Hanover, Germany.
Red Room. The Williamsburg Art and Historical Center. Brooklyn,
NY. USA.
The Smurf Problem. Calculator Gallery. NY. USA:
1994-95
Varde. Royal College of Art.
Traveling exhibition. London, England.
Palazzo Delle Esposizioni. Rome, Italy.
Imparmuvészeti Múzeum. Budapest, Hungary.
Hochschule der Kunste. Berlin, Germany.
Vienna Museum. Vienna, Austria.
1993 Snow
Crystals. Á Næstu Grösum. Reykjavík, Iceland.
1992 Skin.
The Helsinki University of Art and Design. Finland.
1990 Óháða
Listahátíðin. Reykjavík Art Festival. Héðinshúsið. Iceland.
1994-97 Pratt
Institute. MFA. New Forms Department. Brooklyn, NY, USA.
1989-92 The
Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts. BFA. Textile Department. Reykjavík,
Iceland
1985-89 The
Commercial College of Iceland. Business and Language Diploma. Reykjavík,
Iceland.
2000
The Icelandic Art Museum, Kjarvalsstaðir. Reykjavík, Iceland.
The Icelandic Design Museum. Garðabær, Iceland.
1999
Sørlandets Kunstmuseum. Kristianssand, Norway.
1997
Linda Francis Collection. New York, USA.
ACHIVEMENTS
AND HONORS
2001
The Betty Bowen Memorial Award. Special recognition. Seattle Art Museum, WA, USA.
The Oregon Biennial. Juror Award. Portland, OR. USA.
2000
The Icelandic Artist Salary
Grant for 3 months. The Icelandic Government. Reykjavík. Iceland.
Penninn Art Foundation. Award.
Reykjavík,
Iceland.
Travel grant to go to Montreal. The Icelandic Government. Reykjavík, Iceland.
1999
Cultural Award. The
American Scandinavian Society of New York. USA.
1998
Show case artist at
The Nordic Arts and Crafts Museum. Trondheim, Norway.
The
Icelandic Artist Salary Grant for 6 months.
The Icelandic Government. Reykjavík, Iceland.
The
9th International Triennial of Tapestry. Selected
to represent Iceland. Lodz, Poland.
The
Icelandic Government. Travel grant to go to Poland. Reykjavík, Iceland.
1997
Selected among 18 artists to participate in “The Artist in the
Market Place Program” The Bronx Museum
of
the Arts. New York. USA.
1994-95 Varde.
Selected to represent Iceland in a Nordic Design Exhibition that traveled around
Europe.
Travel
grant to go to London. The Icelandic Government. Reykjavík,
Iceland.
1994
Thors Thors.
Grant towards an MFA in the USA. The American Scandinavia Foundation.
Fullbright. Iceland.
1994
Pamela Sanders Brement Foundation.
Artist residency at Haystack. Deer Isle, ME. USA.
OTHER
2001
Artist talk. The Portland Art Museum. OR. USA.
Art
and Cultural Heritage. Seminar. The Nordic Art Center Dalsåsen. Norway.
The United World College. Visiting Artist Talk. Sognefjorden,
Norway.
Mary
W. Rieke Elementary. Arts coordinator. Portland, OR. USA.
Graphic
arts teacher on computers. Lewis Elementary School. Portland, OR, USA:
2000
Contemporary Crafts Museum. Symposium. ”Three approaches to
contemporary textiles” Portland, OR, USA.
Artist talk. Art University of Iceland. Reykjavík, Iceland.
Art teacher. Art University of Icleand. Textile, Sculpture and
Design Department. Reykjavík.
Maryland University. Artist talk and guest teacher. Maryland, USA.
1999
Guest teacher. Art University of Iceland. Textile Department. Reykjavík.
Iceland.
Art teacher for children at The Reykjavík Art School. Iceland.
Lecture. Textiles and beyond. The Icelandic textile guild.
1998
Designed a CD Cover for the Icelandic band Sukkat. Reykjavík,
Iceland.
Art teacher for children. Studio in a School. New York, USA.
1997
Knit-Quilt. Bellevue Hospital. Participated in a Public Art Project.
New York. USA.
Visiting artist talk. Art University of Iceland. Reykjavík,
Iceland.
SELECTED
BIBLIOGRAPHY
· Bob Hicks. The Oregonian. Art/review. The Milk of Human Kindness.
Arts Week. Page D5-D6. July 22nd 2001.
· Contemporary Skeins. Contemporary Crafts Gallery. Catalog. Portland,
OR. July 13th – August 26th. 2001
· The Oregon Biennial. The Portland Art Museum. Catalog. Portland, OR.
April 29, 2001.
· The Oregonian. Bob Hicks. The Oregon Biennial: not the usual
suspects. Visual Arts/review. Section F. Page 1-2.
· Kevin Kelly, Annie Martin. Inventing Iceland. Catalogue. Articule Gallerí. Montreal, Kanada. May 7. 2000.
· Gregory Volk. Art in America. Report from Reykjavík, Art on
Ice. New York. September 2001. Page 40-45.
· Carl MacGowan. Newsday. Needlework That Gets to The Point. New
York. Sunday, March 5. 2000.
· Martina Peters. Coolibri. Art arktisch. Dusseldorf, Germany.
November 1999.
· Paul Laster. Artnet.com Magazine.
Brooklyn Spice. October 15. 1999.
· Jón Proppé. Spennandi Textíll. Morgunblaðið.
Reykjavík, Iceland. September 5. 1999.
· Common Thread. Catalog. Gerðarsafn. Kópavogur, Iceland.
September 1999.
· Lóa. Dagur Tíminn. Sköpun
Kynjamunar. Saturday, April 17th, 1999. Reykjavík, Iceland.
· Gunnar Hersveinn. Morgunblaðið.
Kynin rugla saman reytunum. Reykjavík, Iceland. Friday, April 16th, 1999.
· Runa Boger. Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum. Norsk Kunsthandverk 98. Exhibition Catalog. Trondheim, Norway.
September 1998. Pages 12-13.
· Holland Cutter. The New York
Times. One Museum, Five Shows... New York. Friday, August 14, 1998. Section
E. page 33.
· Jackie Battenfield. The Artist in
the Marketplace Program. Eighteenth Annual Exhibition. The Bronx Museum of
the
Arts. New York.
Catalogue. July 15th, 1998.
·
The 9th International Triennial of
Tapestry. The Central Museum of Textiles. Catalogue. 1998. Lodz, Poland.
·
Svavar Örn. Iceland Today. Channel 2 TV. Reykjavík, Iceland. Wednesday, February 4th, 1998.
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Jón Proppé. Lopaverk. Morgunblaðið.
Reykjavík, Iceland. January 15th, 1998.
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Áslaug Thorlacius. Dagblaðið Vísir.
Úr Þeli Þráð að Spinna. Reykjavík, Iceland. January 19th, 1998.
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Sigurjón B. Sigurðsson (Sjón). Dagsljós.
Channel 1 TV. Reykjavík, Iceland.
January 15th, 1998.
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William Maxwell. The New York Times.
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14. p. 10. Sunday, November 16th, 1997.