Tone Skårbekk

Tone Skårbekk

Born on February 20, 1948, in Oslo and now residing in Larvik, Tone Skårbekk has established herself as a unique artist with a free, unconventional, and occasionally provocative style. Her work is often reminiscent of the spontaneity and expressiveness of the Cobra painters, while maintaining a distinctive artistic voice.

Tone studied under Professor James Green at Yale University, USA, during the 1970s. Her artistic career began with her debut exhibition in New Haven in 1972. Since then, she has been actively involved in both national and local art scenes.

Selected Exhibitions:

  • Sandefjord Kunstforening
  • Ås Stasjon
  • The Easter Exhibition in Stavern
  • Aker Brygge Gallery
  • Galleri Bølgen
  • Galleri Av og Til
  • Englagård Gallery
  • Cellarcube, where she worked as a full-time artist until 2022
  • Street Art Norge

Tone Skårbekk’s art is characterized by an exploratory energy that challenges conventional norms. Throughout her career, she has made a significant impact with her dynamic and vibrant expression. Her works are celebrated for their aesthetic and conceptual appeal, and she continues to inspire through her dedication to her craft.