Index
About
Mono, exhibition
Galleri Glas, Sweden
Collected works
CSA Studio, Sweden
Bowls, carafe, cutlery
Arket, Sweden
CSA Work
The Studio, Sweden
Åkes, rattans chair
Nationalmuseum NM&, Sweden
Dagg, Stubbe
Svenskt Tenn, Sweden
Pallo
Skrufs Glasbruk, Sweden
Shop interior
CSA Show/Shop, Sweden
Unique pieces
Studio production
Kolonn
Skrufs Glasbruk, Sweden
Ceramics
Fogia, Sweden
Urna, Flower
Marimekko, Finland
Sand
Nationalmuseum NM&, Sweden
Gino
Nationalmuseum NM&, Sweden
Tjärn, Swedish Royal stemware
Skrufs Glasbruk, Sweden
Pots handbuilt
Studio production
Rips
Poltrona Frau, Italy
Textile patterns
Marimekko, Finland
Bellagio
ATP Atelier, Sweden
Bone china
Studio production
Pi
Malmö Porslin, Sweden
Eyewear Arkitekt
Projekt Produkt, South Korea
A New Layer
NTCRI, Taiwan

CSA Studio

Carina Seth Andersson
Chamottevägen 4
134 40 Gustavsberg, Sweden
csa@csa.nu, @carinasethandersson

CSA Show/Shop

Kocksgatan 52
116 29 Stockholm

Open most Thursdays 13.00–17.00, with reservations for changes. Follow @csa.showshop on instagram for up to date information.

Biography

Born 1965 in Stockholm, Carina Seth Andersson studied at the Orrefors National School of Glass in 1987 and then completed her MFA at Konstfack, University College of Arts, Crafts and Design.

She has been working as an independent designer since 1993 and is known mainly for her distinctive yet purposeful glass and ceramic work. With utility as a foundation, she balances form and function to result in distinguished objects with timeless quality, whether they are for everyday use or exhibitions.

From studio productions in Gustavsberg to commissions for international producers such as Arket, Svenskt Tenn, Iittala and Marimekko, she transcends the traditional boundaries between art, craftsmanship and the commercial world. Assignments range from glass, ceramics and tableware to furniture design and large scale public installations. Carina Seth Andersson’s limited edition series as well as her unique pieces are produced out of her own studio.

Her work has been exhibited in galleries and museums in New York, Washington, Paris, Amsterdam, Milan, London, Berlin, Helsinki, Stockholm, Tokyo and Osaka. Her pieces are a part of the permanent collections at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam, Designmuseum Danmark in Copenhagen as well as the Nationalmuseum in Stockholm.

Carina Seth Andersson spent many years as a senior lecturer at Beckmans College of Design, Stockholm, and is on the board of Capellagården, a craft and design college on the Swedish island of Öland.

Education

1987
Orrefors Glasskola
(Orrefors Glass School)

1989–1994
MFA Degree
Konstfack Glas och Keramik
(Konstfack, University College of Arts, Crafts and Design)

Solo exhibitions

2024
Mono, Galleri Glas, Stockholm

2019
Galleri Sebastian Schildt, Tango, Stockholm

2017
Curator’s Cube, Pieces, Tokyo

2016
Plock, Konsthantverkarna, Stockholm

2015
Dieci Gallery, Osaka

2013
Svenskt Tenn, Stockholm

2012
Galleri Nivå 125, Plat, Båstad
Galleri Utås, Utås

2011
Galleri Inger Molin, Polka Stockholm

2008
Galleri Anna H, Gothenburg

2007
Galleri Inger Molin, Flakonger Stockholm

2006
Runda Huset, Gustavsberg

2003
Konsthantverkarna, Stockholm

2001
Forsbergs Gallerier, Härja
Galleri Inger Molin, Stockholm

1999
Galleri Inger Molin, Stockholm

1995
Forsbergs Gallerier, Härja

Representations

Statens Konstråd (Public Art Agency), Sweden.
Röhsska Museum, Gothenburg.
Victoria and Albert Museum, London.
Nationalmuseum, Stockholm.
Museum fur Angewandte Kunst, Cologne.
Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam.
Designmuseum Denmark, Copenhagen.

Collaborators

Skrufs Glasbruk
Marimekko
Svenskt Tenn
Ittala
Hackman
Arket
Malmö Porslin
Design House Stockholm
Poltrona Frau
Statens Konstråd
Unicef
Rädda Barnen
Fogia
Riksdagen
Gemla
Reimyre Glasbruk
Klässbols
Nationalmuseum Resturang, NM&
Projekt Produkt
CBI
A New Layer NTCRI Taiwan
Articles
ATP Atelier
Larssons Korgmakeri

Colophon

All images are photographed by Pia Ulin, with the exception of A New Layer, which are taken by Joakim Bergström. The website is designed by The Studio.