Together with fellow students from the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, I have been enjoying two delightful summer weeks at Litografiska Akademin in Tidaholm, Sweden. Thank you to JM Schmidt for inviting us to work in these beautiful and historic workshops. The residency will culminate in an exhibition at Tidaholm’s lithographic museum in September and October 2019.
You can read a feature (in Swedish) about our stay in the local newspaper Västgötabladet.
Our MFA Graduation Show “A Better Past is Still Possible” can be viewed at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (Fossveien 24, Oslo) until 16th June between 12-18:00 every day.
“A better past is still possible” brings together contributions by Ask Bjørlo, Cathrine Alice Liberg, Elina Nilsson, Erika Reed, Eyvind Solli Andreassen, Geir Backe Altern, Helle Høeg Voldstad, Henriette Pi Eik, Ida Immonen, Ingibjörg Guðmundsdóttir, Jamie Kroeger, Klaus Lindbak, Kristine Ervik, Lucia Fiorani, Magdalena Kotkowska, Maïna Joner, Margrethe Iren Pettersen, Nina Björkendal, Olaf Tønnesland Hodne, Sun Ming Rui, Sarah Kazmi, Shahrzad Malekian, Suzannah Rehell Øistad, Thomas Iversen and Md Wahiduzzaman Bhuian.
The exhibition is curated by Joerg Franzbecker.
(Photos by Vegard Kleven)
A short video of me talking about daily life at the Art and Craft Department at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO):
“A Lick and a Promise”
Kunstplass Contemporary Art [Oslo], 10-20 January 2019.
Artists: Cathrine Liberg, Erika Reed, Thomas Iversen, Line Prip, Beatrice Guttormsen, Linda Hærnes and Patricia Risapatron Berg.
This year I was invited to contribute to the annual folder of three prints which is distributed to the one hundred members of Norsk forening for grafisk kunst (Norwegian Association for Graphic Arts). My contribution is the lithographic print “Gjenganger” (ed. of 100). The two other artists featured in this year’s folder is Sonja Krohn and Kenneth Blom.
Gjenganger, lithograph, 40 x 50 cm, 2019. Ed. 100.
