The Wait

Ann Iren Buan works with drawing and explore the thechnical and aesthetic aspects of the medium. She creates large three dimensional surfaces in an extremely time consuming process, and then work the material through various forms of rough handling. The drawings are recycled several times, and new scuptures and constellations arise. Vulnerability and decay are themes she explores.

The exhibition is supported by the Cultural Council, BKV and Statens utstillingsstipend.

Tidsmaskinen. Time Machine

Et utvalg overskrifter fra Alle kvinners blad 1943-54. A selection of headlines from Alle kvinners blad, 1943-1954

Blind Dialog

Annette Kierulf and Caroline Kierulf work as independent artists within a joint project and have for many years collaborated on exhibitions. Woodcut is their main aspect of production and this exhibition show three works where text is integrated in the visual expression, re-positioning printmaking as a critical space for reflection.

Dora García reflects on the parameters and conventions governing the presentation of art, on the question of time (real and fictional) and on the boundaries between representation and reality. Through her work the artist presents reality as multiple and questionable and explores the relationship between the artist, the work, and the public. She acts like a cinema director who tells stories (or simply selects them), unchains a situation, situates us in a scenario or makes us participants in a game the rules of which are very similar to reality, and for this very fact allow us to question it. Her work, conceptual in nature, consists of text, photographs, and installations restricted to the specific location. She often draws on participation and performance (performances with actors who follow a series of instructions). Through minimal changes, the exhibition space is converted into a different experience for each visitor, who leaves it with his or her perceptions altered, or at least with a degree of skepticism and doubt.

Curators: Gertrud Sandqvist and John Peter Nilsson