上能艺术当量

Academic Degrees
I have a bachelor’s degree in Sinology from Stockholm University, Sweden with two years study at Beijing Language and Culture University, China and a master’s degree in Fine Arts Education from Stockholm University College of Arts and Crafts,Sweden with one year study at Melbourne University, Australia. My main interest is East Asian art and cultures. I have certification from the Swedish National Agency for Education to teach languages (Mandarin and Hungarian) and visual arts under new Swedish legislation from 2015 regarding qualified teachers.

1994  Bachelor of Arts (BA) specialising in Fine Arts, Art Teacher’s Education Program,
Department of Visual Arts Education, The University College of Arts, Crafts and Design,
Stockholm, Sweden
Graduation exhibition and essay: Sami Art, Folk Art and Arts Education in Laponia
2014  Master of Arts (MA), Department of Visual Arts Education, The University College of Arts,
Crafts and Design, Stockholm, Sweden
Master’s essay: What is the meaning of the signs in the picture? Para-figurative Elements in
Chinese Brush Paintings. A Visual Arts Investigation
2016  Bachelor of Arts (BA), Department of Asia, Middle Eastern and Turkish Studies, Stockholm
University, Sweden
Bachelor´s essay: Collective Brush Painting in China. Yǎjí  雅集 – Elegant Gathering in a
Historical Perspective
2017  Certification from the Swedish National Agency for Education to teach languages
(Mandarin and Hungarian) and Visual Arts under new Swedish legislation regarding
qualified teachers
Additional Education & Academic Courses
1983-1991  Academic courses in Hungary: Geography, Visual Arts Education and Fine Arts
1993  Exchange student at The University of Melbourne (courses in Fine Arts and Visual Arts
Education), School of Visual Arts, Australia
1998-present  Academic courses in Sweden: Graphic Design, Problem Based Learning, Supervisory
Course for visual arts teachers, Continuing education courses for established artists,
Watercolour Painting and Image Composition & Analysis with professor Arne Isacsson,
Byzantine Icon Painting Technique, Chinese and Japanese Brush Painting and Calligraphy
with Hiroko Kimura, Chinese Art History and Chinese Art and Culture with professor Uta
Lauer
2007  Make-up Artist education, Stockholm, Sweden
2006  & 2010-
2012
Academic courses in China: Mandarin, Chinese Culture, Calligraphy, Traditional Chinese
Brush Painting, Beijing Language and Culture University, China
Scholarships
1993  Scholarship from the Swedish Teachers’ Organisation for studies in China
2010-2011  Scholarship from the Chinese Government through the Swedish Institute for language
(Mandarin) and culture studies at Beijing Language and Culture University, China
2011-2012  Extended scholarship from the Chinese Government through the Swedish Institute for
language (Mandarin) and culture studies at Beijing Language and Culture University, China
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Language Proficiency
My native language is both Hungarian and Swedish. I spent 1993 as an exchange student at the University of Melbourne,
Australia and 2010-2012 studying Mandarin and Chinese Art & Culture at the Beijing Language and Culture University,
China.
Hungarian Fluent (first native language)  Russian  Basic (speaking)  & advanced (reading, writing)
Swedish  Fluent (second native language)  German  Basic (speaking, reading, writing)
English  Intermediate (speaking, reading, writing) Japanese Basic (speaking, reading, writing)
Mandarin Intermediate (speaking, reading, writing) French  Basic (speaking, reading, writing)
Work Experience and Present Activity
I have worked as a fine arts teacher in secondary high schools in Stockholm, Sweden and as freelancing artist in my own
studio. I have teaching certification from the Swedish National Agency for Education under new Swedish legislation from
2011 regarding qualified teachers. Most of my spare time, I spend developing my interest in Chinese art and culture, in
particular Chinese brush painting and porcelain. I have collection of some 3000 books focusing on Chinese art and culture.
1987-1989  Illustrator at an advertising agency in Malmö, Sweden
1991-1992  Community interpreter (Swedish  Hungarian)
1994-1998  Visual arts teacher in various secondary high schools in Stockholm, Sweden
1999-2007  Full-time artist/painter and make-up artist in my own studio
2003-2005  Lecturer in art history to adults with psychological disabilities, Stockholm, Sweden
Exhibitions
1992  Solo-exhibition, Galleri Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden
1993  Solo-exhibition, Galleri Konstfack, Stockholm, Sweden
1994  Graduation Exhibition (BA), The University College of Art, Crafts and Design, Stockholm,
Sweden
1999  Solo-exhibition, Manifestation Puparium, Stockholm, Sweden
2001  Collective Exhibition, Galleri Hagström, Stockholm, Sweden
2002 Solo-Exhibition, Galleri New Art, Sparreholm, Sweden
2002 Solo-Exhibition, Vårt Gröna Galleri, Karlstad, Sweden
2004  Collective Exhibition, Water, Nordic Watercolour Society, Sweden
2005  Collective Exhibition, Christmas Exhibition, Swedish Artists’ Association, Stockholm, Sweden
2009  Solo-Exhibition, Galleri Gamla Stan’, Eskilstuna, Sweden
2009  Collective Exhibition, Galleri Cosmopolitan, Göteborg, Sweden
2009  Collective Exhibition, Culture House, Vonyarcvashegy, Hungary
2009  Collective Exhibition, Héviz, Hungary
2010  Collective Exhibition, Belo Blato, Serbia
2014  Collective Exhibition, Swedish Artists’ Association, Stockholm, Sweden
2015  Collective Exhibition, Swedish Artists’ Association, Stockholm, Sweden
Memberships
Swedish Hungarian National Association, http://www.smosz.org/
FocusChina (FokusKina) and member of the board of the Stockholm section, http://svekin.org/
Nordic Watercolour Society, http://www.nordicwatercolour.org/
Friends of the Museum of East Asian Antiquities, Stockholm, http://www.ostasiatiska-museets-vanner.se/
Swedish Artists’ Association and member of its admissions committee, http://konstnarshuset.org/
The Swedish Section (http://ocssweden.se/) of the Oriental Ceramic Society, London, England, http://ocs-
london.com/
Swedish Female Artists’ Association and member of its admissions committee