Line Ulekleiv

Line Ulekleiv is an Assistant Professor at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, specifically within the Department of Arts and Crafts. Her professional roles span writing, art criticism, and editorial work, with long-term contributions to publications such as Kunstkritikk, Kunstavisen, and Klassenkampen. She also serves as an artistic advisor to the Storebrand Art Collection and has edited publications for institutions like KORO and Kunstnernes Hus.

Her research interests focus on art criticism, artistic writing practices, and curatorial documentation, often engaging with themes of materiality, temporality, and interdisciplinary intersections between art, technology, and medicine. Recent publications include reviews and exhibition catalogues exploring contemporary art, such as critiques on environmental art, technological aesthetics, and material-based artistic practices.

Ulekleiv has played a significant role in documenting large-scale art projects, including contributions to the National Tourist Routes program’s publications on works like Louise Bourgeois/Peter Zumthor’s installation in Vardø and Mark Dion’s Aurlandsfjellet project. Her editorial work extends to collaborations with institutions like the National Museum and Kunstnernes Hus.