Born 1937 in Lübeck; lives and works in Kyllaj/Visby Gotland, Sweden
1956–59 Education at Hochschule für Gestaltung, Ulm, Germany
1960–64 Designer at Pukebergs Glasbruk, Sweden
1964–78 Designer at Kosta Boda, Kosta, Sweden
1978–2000 Studio in Transjö, Kosta, Sweden
1978–98 Workshops in Europe, USA and Japan
1977,–79,–84,–86,–95 Faculty member at Pilchuck Glass School, Seattle, WA USA
1985 Changing her name from Ann Wärff to Ann Wolff
1993–98 Professor in Design at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Hamburg, Germany
2000–2013 Studios in Kyllaj, Gotland and in Berlin, Germany
2005–2008 The retrospective Observations, traveled to seven international venues
2008 Established the non-profit foundation AWF, Ann Wolff Foundation, in Berlin
2013 Studios in Kyllaj and in Visby / Gotland, Sweden
2017 Established the non-profit foundation AWFG, Ann Wolff Foundation Gotland, Sweden
Awards
1968 Lunningpriset, Sweden
1974 WCC Award, Toronto, Canada
1977 First Prize, Coburger Glaspreis, Coburg, Germany
1980 First Prize, Zentralschweizer Glaspreis Kunst, Luzern, Switzerland
1981 Special Prize Internationale Glaskunst, Kassel, Germany
1982 Lessebo Kommuns Kulturpris, Sweden
1984 WCC Glassprize, Bratislava, CSSR
1988 Bayrischer Staatspreis (gold-medal), München, Germany
1997 Rakow Commission, The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning/NY, USA
2005 Jurors Award, Toledo Museum of Art, Toledo/OH, USA
2006 Jurors Award, Muskegon Museum of Art, Muskegon/MI, USA
2007 Jurors Award, The Corning Museum of Glass, Corning/NY, USA
2008 Award of Excellence, Smithsonian Renwick Collections, Washington/DC, USA
2009 The Flint Institute of Art Award, Flint, Michigan, USA
2010 Award of Excellence, Tacoma Museum of Glass
2011 Lifetime Achievement Award, GAS Glass Art Society
2011 Award of Exellence, Independent Curator Award, Habatat Galleries/MI, USA
2011 European Culture Prize, PRO EUROPA, Strasbourg, France
2013 Award of Exellence, Fort Wayne Museum and Meijer Sculpture, Grand Rapids MI, USA