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Three contemporary artists in Art 4Three contemporary Norwegian artists talk about their art with reference to exhibited works from the collection. Meet the artists in dialogue with their works. ... Heidi Kennedy Skjerve
Venue: National Museum Art (Museum of Contemporary Art), Bankplassen 4 Heidi Kennedy Skjerve (born 1954) works in a minimalist tradition in which tiny nuances can have major significance. Her knitted works reflect process, time and precision. She is represented in Art 4 by the work Nesten grønn (Almost Green) (1995). The artist will talk about her art and working methods in relation to this work. Skjerve is also represented in the touring exhibition Knitnic, which is currently on show at the National Museum Design (Museum of Decorative Arts and Design). ... Marianne Bratteli
Venue: National Museum Art (Museum of Contemporary Art), Bankplassen 4 Marianne Bratteli (born 1951) has a rare talent for combining the playful and the serious. Her paintings are characterised by a high temperature, expressive brushwork and a playful attitude to the artistic process. She is represented in Art 4 with two works, Catharina (1989) and Berlin (2000). In these she combines painting with collage and assemblage. Bratteli will talk about her working methods and share her thoughts on her artistry. ... Per Inge Bjørlo
Venue: National Museum Art (Museum of Contemporary Art), Bankplassen 4 Per Inge Bjørlo (born 1952) is best known for his sculptures and installations, but he also excels as a painter and graphic artist. His works often contain personal references, but without being self-centred. He achieves a powerful combination of expressive and minimal elements. He is represented in Art 4 with the three works: Heads from Balance (1999), Objekter til mor (Objects for Mother) (1991) and Fargane kjem (The Colours are Coming) (1983). The work Indre rom V (Inner Space V) (1990) is on permanent display on the museums ground floor. Bjørlo will show slides and talk about works that illustrate various aspects of his artistic output.
A selection of the National Museums art works on video and DVD are now available in the librarys video room at Kristian Augusts gate 23.
Visitors can view purchased work by the following artists: Yang Zhenzhong, Olga Chernysheva, Jeremy Welsh, Hilmar Fredriksen, Per Teljer, Oliver Payne, Jan Fabre, Ene-Liis Semper, Gerd Tinglum, Rune Elias Helgesen, Marius Mørch, Per Maning, Vanessa Beecroft, Ingrid Book, Brian Catling, Hilmar Fredriksen, Mette K. Hellenes, William Kentridge, Peter Land, Lotte Konow Lund, Jannicke Låker, Paul McCarthy, Bjarne Melgaard, Deimantas Narkevicius, Gitte Villesen, Mark Wallinger and Knut Åsdam. More works will be added in due course. The librarys database is searchable via the Museums website at www.nasjonalmuseet.no
This autumn the National Museum will arrange three Get-to-know seminars for school teachers. Participation is free of charge.
Get to know Knitnic an international knitting exhibitionTime: Thursday 27 September from 16.0018.00
¤ General information about the exhibition, with senior curator Anne Kjellberg
Light refreshments Please register before 25 September by writing to brynhild.slaatto@nasjonalmuseet.no Get to know the exhibition of older art from the National Museums collectionTime: Thursday 11 October from 16.0019.00
¤ Paris and the growth of modernism in Norwegian art, with senior educational curator Frithjof Bringager
A light buffet of coffee, tea and baguettes. Please register before 4 October by writing to ellen.lerberg@nasjonalmuseet.no Get to know the exhibition of modern art from the National Museums collectionTime: Thursday 8 November from 16.0019.00
¤ The post-war period and modernism, with curator Vibeke Waallan Hansen
A light buffet of coffee, tea and baguettes. Please register before 2 November by writing to anna.lindblad@nasjonalmuseet.no
Seminar for teachers, artists, cultural workers, museum and highschool staff, and other interested persons.
¤ Meet art in education specialists from Finland and Norway
The seminar is organised by the National Museum, the Finnish-Norwegian Cultural Institute, Fellesrådet for kunstfagene i skolen (FKS Joint Council for Art Subjects in Schools), Annegårdens konstcentrum för barn och unge (Annegården Art Centre for Children), Helsinki, and the Norwegian Archive, Library and Museum Authority / The Cultural Rucksack. Binding registration required before 7 October. Click HERE for more information and to register.
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