Anna Carlgren (pronounced ['ana 'ka:lgre:n]; born July 1960, Växjö) is a Swedish glass artist.
[2] She also worked at Kosta Boda (1979), built a studio together with D. Valkema (1980), and was artist-in-residence at Pilchuck Glass School (Stanwood, Washington) where she also lectured.
[2] Anna Carlgren's first solo exhibition was presented in the glass museum in Växjö, Sweden.
In 2002, Carlgren, Durk Valkema, and Annelies van der Vorm decided to create the Vrij Glas Foundation in Zaandam, NL.
While an artist-in-residence in Paris 2003-04, Anna Carlgren consulted for IASPIS International Artists’ Studio Program in Sweden and worked on plans for the foundation.