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In short
Agder folkehøgskole is a non-denominational folk high school in Søgne, in Kristiansand municipality, overlooking the Kristiansand archipelago; the school states that its history goes back to 1885 and that it has places for 115 students. Its Art, Printmaking and Ceramics line, guided by professional artists, teaches drawing, printmaking (linocut, screen printing, etching, monotype) and ceramics in stoneware and porcelain, with hand-building, modelling, throwing and slip casting. Students have a studio with 24-hour access; as at every folk high school, the year has no exams.
- Where
- Søgne, Norway
- Founded
- 1885
- Crafts
- Ceramics and porcelain
- Website
- agder.fhs.no
- kontor@agder.fhs.no
- Source
- School website · checked on 25/10/2026
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