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Man and Woman
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Bjarne Melgaard
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Sneakyville
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Bente Stokke. Works
This publication provides a comprehensive insight into the oeuvre of Berlin-based Norwegian artist Bente Stokke. The works presented here, dating from 1980 to the current day, revolve around the raw materials of ash and dust, which in this case are used to investigate the phenomenon of passing time.The book documents Stokke's large-scale installations, which respond powerfully to their surroundings, as if they are intervening in them, before they often turn to dust again when the exhibition is over. Also included are new 'drawing objects' and numerous delicate drawings which emerge from the volatile material. Included is an interview by David Elliott with Bente Stokke.Published to accompany the exhibition Bente Stokke: Works / Arbeider / Arbeiten at Haugar Kunstmuseum, Tönsberg, 13 October – 30 December 2012, and Kunsthalle Recklinghausen, 3 February – 4 April 2013.English, German and Norwegian text.
Kuler av villstein
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Amnesia
Amnesia is the poetic, Greek word for forgetfulness and loss of memory. Amnesia is a condition suffered first and foremost by those who damage or lose their memory. The causes of memory loss can be many and complex: disease, accidents, and trauma may play a part. It may also be linked to repression, when the brain induces a temporary amnesia to keep out unwanted impulses for a period of repair and healing – at least for a while. We also talk of collective or global amnesia, the thief of our memories, when a whole society or parts of it more or less deliberately adopt forgetfulness as a way of erasing problematic or mentally challenging events in the past. New technology can also lead us to...
Kitsch-katakomben
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Even Ulving
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