Exhibition of Norwegian Women Artists’ Works: Extensive—The Other Side

07.02.15

Exhibition of Norwegian Women Artists’ Works: Extensive—The Other Side

by Muhammad Hilmi

 

Extensive—The Other Side exhibits artworks from four contemporary Norwegian women artists. These artworks come from a country surrounded by high mountains and long coastlines. There is a kind of “artistic isolation” that makes their artworks very interesting. There are global issues, besides the local contents, portrayed with the distinctive artistic sensitivity of the artists.

Ingeborg Annie Lindahl, for instance, through a bird’s eye perspective, exhibits a volcanic mountain landscape using white chalk on blackboards. Meanwhile, Mona Nordaas re-highlights the concept of “metamorphosis” by redefining everyday rubbish as artworks.

Gitte Saetre screens a performance video about a “cleaning” job that conveys a strong political message and challenges the viewers’ involvement. Meanwhile, Anne Knutsen reflects on how agriculture is under the threat of climate change.

Artists: Gitte Saetre, Mona Nordaas, Ingeborg Annie Lindahl, Anne Knutsen
Curator: Kjell-Erik Ruud
Opening: Saturday, February 07, 2015, 07:00 PM
Exhibition: February 08-28, 2015
Galeri Salihara
Open to the public
Monday-Saturday: 11:00 AM-08:00 PM
Sunday: 11:00 AM-03:00 PM
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