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Matrix of gender
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Vikingmytologier
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Hanne Tyrmi
Tyrmi's new sculptures and installations as well as a number of works realized during the last fifteen years. The Lost Thing uses the house as a metaphor in which the various rooms are images of mental states, memories and displacements. The catalog is structured as a labyrinthine, wandering from room to room showing an exploration of installation art's ability to articulate existential concerns.
Ulf Nilsen
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Grete Lis Bibalo
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Kjell Torriset
Boken gir en bred presentasjon av Kjell Torrisets arbeider og utforsker hans interesse for kunsthistorie, ulike språk og litterære og filosofiske temaer som er tydelige i bildene hans. Torriset er født i Ålesund i 1950 og utdannet i London fra 1970-1974. Han er bosatt i England.
Dania Burger
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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.
Vibeke Slyngstad
Vibeke Slyngstad attracted international attention while taking part in the Nordic and Danish pavilions at the 2009 Venice Biennale. The relationship of this artist's work with rationalist architecture and with nature makes him one of the most interesting figures of Norwegian art. His intimist painting emerges in this publication that gathers for the first time his entire body of works, from the late 1990s to his latest paintings, inspired by the effects of the terror attacks in Oslo on 22 July 2011. Vibeke Slyngstad (b. 1968) completed her studies at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts in 1994. Since then she has participated in several exhibitions and her works have been acquired by seve...
