Christina Lovery
COSTUME & MAKE-UPBiography
Christina Lovery is a Norwegian costume designer. She has a Bachelor in Costume Design from Wimbledon School of Art at The University of Surrey in London, and an MA in Costume Design from KHIO in Oslo. She works as a freelance costume designer for the major theatres in Norway, and has worked in film and TV in Norway, England and Germany. Some of the theatre productions to be mentioned are Charlie and The Chocolate Factory and Oslo at Det Norske teater, Magnus TV-series for Viafilm/NRK, Kristin Lavransdatter and Fiddler on the Roof at Den Nationale Scene, Tordenskjold and The Nutcracker at Trøndelag Teater, Alice in Wonderland at Nationaltheatret, Peer Gynt at Hålogaland Teater and The Mute with Stavanger Symfoniorkester For The Mute she was awarded The Hedda Prize for best set and costume design in 2019 (with Arne Nøst and Gill Tonje Holter). Christina Lovery has had a textile costume bought by the Norwegian National Art Committee, and has on two occasions been awarded a 2 year artist scholarship from The Arts Council of Norway.
Biography
Christina Lovery is a Norwegian costume designer. She has a Bachelor in Costume Design from Wimbledon School of Art at The University of Surrey in London, and an MA in Costume Design from KHIO in Oslo. She works as a freelance costume designer for the major theatres in Norway, and has worked in film and TV in Norway, England and Germany. Some of the theatre productions to be mentioned are Charlie and The Chocolate Factory and Oslo at Det Norske teater, Magnus TV-series for Viafilm/NRK, Kristin Lavransdatter and Fiddler on the Roof at Den Nationale Scene, Tordenskjold and The Nutcracker at Trøndelag Teater, Alice in Wonderland at Nationaltheatret, Peer Gynt at Hålogaland Teater and The Mute with Stavanger Symfoniorkester For The Mute she was awarded The Hedda Prize for best set and costume design in 2019 (with Arne Nøst and Gill Tonje Holter). Christina Lovery has had a textile costume bought by the Norwegian National Art Committee, and has on two occasions been awarded a 2 year artist scholarship from The Arts Council of Norway.
