Lene Adler Petersen

Lene Adler Petersen is a Danish experimental visual artist and performer. She was born into a working-class family in the city of Aarhus. After training at the Jutland Art Academy, Aarhus (1964-1966) and Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Copenhagen (1968-1969), she started working in various media that spanned poetry, collage, drawing, painting, ceramics, happenings and film. Her work is characterised by a poetic and strategic elaboration of issues that deal with feminism, human rights and anti-capitalism.
- Known for
- Acting
- Born
- 1944-01-13 · Aarhus, Denmark
Known for
- Ophelia's Flowers (1968) — Ophelia
- Three Girls and a Pig (1972) — Director
- Mao-film (1968)
- Fargo. Slump I film (1969)
- The Lord of the Flies (1969)
- The Girl with the Green Dress (The Female Christ I) (1969)
- The Horse Sacrifice (1970)
- The Expulsion from the Temple/Female Christ (1969)
- Rødovrefilmen (1969) — Director of Photography
- Diary Films I - V (1971) — Director