BIO + CV
A native Norwegian, INgjerd jentoft KArlsen spent a decade living in Canada, where she fully embraced her passion for vertical travel and creative play. Upon completing her BFA from the Alberta College of Art+Design with distinction, she returned to Norway in 2008.
With keen interests in interpersonal relationships, cultural differences and mythology, Inka's work is inspired by stories, observations, encounters and personal memory.
EDUCATION
2012- : Norwegian Gestalt Institute, 4-year part-time therapist education
2004-2008: Alberta College of Art +Design (ACAD), Bachelor of Fine Arts, Painting Major, Calgary, Canada
2007 : Visiting student, University of Porto, Fine Arts Faculty, Portugal
1994-1995: Specialization in Health, Safety and Environment; Bodø University College, Bodø, Norway
1989-1993: Bachelor degree in Physiotherapy, Oslo University College, Norway
1987-1988: First year Bachelor in Sports Science; Norwegian School of Sport Sciences, Oslo, Norway
SCHOLARSHIPS & AWARDS
2008: Board of Governors’ Nominee, ACAD, Calgary, Canada
2008: ACAD Student’s Association – The Calgary Foundation – Susanne Agopsowi volunteer award.
2005-2008: Jason Lang Scholarship (x3), Alberta Minister of Advanced Education, Government of Alberta, Edmonton, Canada
2005: Second Year Scholarship, Board of Governors, ACAD, Calgary, Canada
WORK SHOPS
2008: Carolee Schneemann Collaborative Project. ACAD, Calgary, Canada