Anne Kristine Thorsby (born 13 May 1962 in Oslo) is a Norwegian visual artist, living in Lillehammer.
Anne Kristine Thorsby (born 13 May 1962 in Oslo) is a Norwegian visual artist, living in Lillehammer.
Thorsby was born in 1960 in Oslo. [1]
She graduated from the Art Academy in Oslo in 1989. [1] She debuted in 1988 with the participation of Østlandsutstillingen and a solo exhibition at the Lillehammer Art Association of 1991. She has had over 30 solo exhibitions and commissions at several galleries. She lives in Lillehammer. [1]
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