Lisa Larson was born in the southern Swedish city Harlunda
in 1931.  She went to the art school in Gothenburg and took ceramic for her career.
 In 1954 at the design competition in Helsinki, her unique talent fascinated Stig Lindberg who was the leading person in Swedish ceramic and also the director of Gustavsberg’s porcelain factory.
 And after the graduation, she was employed at Gustavsberg’s porcelain factory between 1954 and 1980. During her work there she created several hundred different designs, like the series of “Lilla Zoo (Little Zoo)” that were first products by the artist, and she has become a popular ceramist in Sweden.
After leaving Gustavsberg’s porcelain factory in 1979, Lisa Larson continued working very actively as a development ceramist for the world.  In 1992 the Ceramic Studio Gustavsberg was founded and began reproducing works created earlier by Lisa Larson. After that many products of Lisa Larson like warm and cute animal form ceramics and also rather naive human figures have been sold and are now very popular in the world.
We are planning the first retrospective exhibition of Lisa Larson in Japan who is today one of the most known and impressive Swedish ceramic artists.  Through the exhibition, you can see wide scope of activities and principal works including the life style of the artist.
ⓒLisa　Larson /　Thomas Carlgren