Bio


Ann Edvartsen Hay
(b. 1991, Stavanger) is an artist based in Oslo, Norway.

Hay works interdisciplinary through a combination of photography, collage, printmaking, time-based media, drawing, metal and textile. Through her work she investigates anthropogenic impact of technological acceleration on nature through fieldwork, archival– and collected material. Her practice utilises symbolism as a language, weaving into a narrative between history and speculative futures.


Upcoming

12.06 – 02.08    Haugesund Billedgalleri – Vestlandsutstillingen 2026, group – Haugesund, NO

14.08 – 02.08    Kunstgarasjen – Vestlandsutstillingen 2026, group – Bergen, NO

14.11 – 15.11    The National Library of Norway – Kunstbok Oslo – Art Book Fair – Oslo, NO

TBA 2026          Kristiansund Kunsthall – Vestlandsutstillingen 2026, group – Kristiansund, NO


Education

2023 – 2025    MFA in Medium- and Material Based Art – Oslo National Academy of the Arts

2022 – 2023    Aesthetic Practices in Society – Oslo Metropolitan University

2018 – 2022    BA in Fine Art – The Art Academy (KMD) – University of Bergen

2016 – 2018    Vocational Art School – Einar Granum School of Visual Art


Exhibitions

2026    Atelie x GalleryLab – Romsås Tower Art Fair,
group – Oslo, NO

2026    Jugendstilsenteret og KUBE – Vestlandsutstillingen 2026, group – Ålesund, NO

2025    Salgshallen – NK Oslo 50 år, group – Oslo, NO

2025    Oslo National Academy of the Arts – Bli noe annet, group – Oslo, NO

2024    Vilniaus dailės akademija – Non-human Communications, group – Vilnius, LT

2024    Terminal B, Pikene på Broen – Solastalgia 4.0: Forsøksfelt – Kirkenes, NO

2024    Oslo National Academy of the Arts – Offerings to a Stranger, group – Oslo, NO

2024    Akademirommet, Kunstnernes Hus, Tightly Pulling the Rope, group – Oslo, NO

2022    Vadsø Kunstforening, Varangerfestivalen – Solastalgia 3.0  – Vadsø, NO

2022    SUSAM, KMD and Sabancı University – SKAP, group – Istanbul, TR

2022    University of Bergen, KMD – Melange, group – Bergen, NO

2021    KMD and Sabancı University, SKAP, group – NO/TR

2020    Studio17 – Solastalgia 2.0 – Stavanger, NO

2019    Bergen Kjøtt, So great to meet you, group – Bergen, NO

2019    Rom 61, Solastalgia – The Facts of Feelings, group – Bergen, NO

2018    PIKSEL, PIKSEL18  – Buzzocrazy!, group – Bergen, NO

2018    Factory Light Festival – Factory Light Festival 2018, group – Slemmestad, NO


Residencies

2026    ORBI, residency, group – Rødding, DK

2026    Malerhuset i Søndeho, group – Fanø, DK

2024    The Studio House in Arcueil – Paris, FR

2023    Pikene på Broen A.i.R, group – Kirkenes, NO

2021    Vadsø guest studio, group – Vadsø, NO


Collections

2025    Publication acquired by The National Library of Norway

2025    Publication acquired by The Oslo National Academy of the Arts library


Grants and awards

2025    FKDS – Master prize from the Fund for Art and Design Students 2025

2025    BKH – The Relief Fund for Visual Artists – Art student grant

2025    Kulturdirektoratet – Miscellaneous grant for recently graduated artists

2024    Kulturdirektoratet – Project grant, group

2024    Fritt Ord – Project grant, group

2022    Kulturdirektoratet – Project grant, group

2022    Kunstsentrene i Norge – Project grant, group

2022    Bergesensstiftelsen – Project grant, group

2021    KMD and Sabancı University, SKAP Award

2021    Kulturdirektoratet – Project grant, group

2018    Einar Granum Student Award 2018


Collaboration

2019 – present    Solastalgia – Artist group – www.solastalgia.no
Sidsel Bonde
, Åsne Eldøy, Andrea Grundt Johns, Christine Hansen & Skade Henriksen.


Experience

2024 – present    Tegnerforbundet – Gallery attendant – Oslo, NO            

2022 – 2023        FELT, Futures of Living Technologies, OsloMet – Research assistant – Oslo, NO

2019 – 2020        Mørkerommet & Sjå magasin – Board & curatorial – Bergen, NO

2018 – 2020        Stoff magasin – Editorial board, web editor & SoMe – Bergen, NO


Membership

NBK – Association of Norwegian Visual Artists

NK – The Norwegian Association for Craft Artists

FFF – The Norwegian Association of Fine Art Photographers

UKS – Young Artists’ Society