Kristin is an internationally exhibiting sculptor, printmaker and educator. Her work has been represented in over 250 exhibitions including more than a dozen solo museum shows. Her sculptures and Intaglio Printmaking are found in private collections in the United States, Sweden, Germany, Spain, France, England, Greece and the United Arab Emirates, and in museum collections, a few noted here:
Morris Graves Museum of Art, Eureka, New Museums of Los Gatos NUMU, Los Gatos, Triton Museum of Art, Santa Clara, Fayed University, Dubai, United Arab Emirates and San Luis Obispo Museum of Art and her work has been represented in numerous galleries and publications both in this country and internationally.
She is of Swedish/Norwegian ancestry known for her intensely felt sculptures of the interior human landscape. For 25 years she has worked in clay and wax and cast unique bronze sculptures both figurative and symbolic or metaphoric. Since 2011 she widened her focus on multimedia sculptures mentioned above, to embody a focus on refugees, and home, in a time of many displaced or unhoused people, boat forms in bronze, and universal places of healing.
Currently Kristin is teaching Sculpture and Digital Art at Mission College in Santa Clara. Many of you have shown an interest in the art of printmaking. This is an opportunity for you to meet Kristin if you haven’t already, and get an inside look at her technique and
method of printmaking that has propelled her to her enviable status in this medium.
