Amy Stephens & Nils-Thomas Økland: Noe. Hva som helst. Alt

Noe. Hva som helst. Alt.
(Something. Anything. Everything)
Amy Stephens & Nils-Thomas Økland
12.-14.6.15      
Studio 17, Stavanger                      
A collaboration between two artists met by coincidence, realizing their artwork have much in common.

Liv Tandrevold Eriksen & Maren Dagny Juell & Ingrid Toogood: Hvordan lage en hage?

Liv Tandrevold Eriksen & Maren Dagny Juell & Ingrid Toogood: Hvordan lage en hage?
12.6.-18.10.15
Stavanger kunstmuseum
An exhbition of art inspired by the artwork of Frida Hansen and her present exhibition in the main halls of Stavanger kunstmuseum.











                  

Frida Hansen: art nouveau i full blomst

Art nouveau i full blomst
Frida Hansen (1855-1931)
12.6.-18.10.15
Stavanger kunstmuseum
Textile art by one of the most internationally known Norwegian artists, of Art Nouveau and Symbolist style.

Takeshi Murata

Takeshi Murata
Kunsthall Stavanger
5.6.-5.8.15
Digital pictures and videos of noise, interiors and cartoon heroes


OM Passenger


Bullseye


I, Popeye


Untitled (Pink Dot)

Vestlandsutstillingen 2015

Vestlandsutstillingen 2015: Handlingens gang
Participating artists: Aage Langhelle, Benedicte Clementsen, Elin Melberg, Gabriel Johann Kvendseth, Gunnhild Torgersen, Ida M. Følling & Øyvind Torvund, Inger Wold Lund, Jóhanna Ellen Ríkharðsdóttir & Kristian Skylstad, Jason Havneraas & Kjetil Berge, Margrethe K Brekke, Maria Brinch, Marius Moldvær, Olve Sande, Petrine Vinje, Ragnhild Aamås, Runa Carlsen, Sandra Vaka Olsen, Silje Linge Haaland, Øyvind Aspen.
Kunsthall Stavanger
12.6.-5.7.15      
Annual curated exhibition of artists somehow related to West Norway.                  


Opening speech


Silje Linge Haaland: Hjernen er for nær munnen


Sandra Vaka Olsen: Suncreampill (hand 1&2)


Ida M Følling & Øyvind Torvund: Drodlet syntetisk landskap


Benedicte Clementsen: Passage (embodied)


Petrine Vinje: AKLA HAKLA KALES FALES


Kristian Skylstad & Jóhanna Ellen: There are times when silence is a poem


Jason Havneraas & Kjetil Berge: KJ Krone


Elin Melberg: Elove


Runa Carlsen: Det røde varpet


Gabriel Kvendseth: Nye redskap

Ingvild Melberg Eikeland: Content Unavailable // Occupy Landscape

Content Unavailable
Ingvild Melberg Eikeland
Part of the Occupy Landscape project
Kunsthall Stavanger / public space
12.6.15
Installation on the pedestal that used to hold the "Figure for Landscape"- sculpture by Barbara Hepworth in front of Kunsthall Stavanger. One of many interventions.

Åse Anda: Ad Infinitum

Ad Infinitum
Åse Anda
Galleri Gann, Sandnes
28.5. - 21.6.15  
Silk print rectangles, video animation





         
Video: A never ending story      

Morten Slettemeås: Yellow Moon, Red Tree, Pink Ground

Yellow Moon, Red Tree, Pink Ground
Morten Slettemeås
Galleri Gann, Sandnes
28.5.-21.6.15                          
figurative-abstract paintings


Pink, blue & Idiot


Blue/white sky + Yellow ground with green


Yellow sky with orange + Blue head + Yellow hands

The Spring Exhibition, Estonia

The Spring Exhibition
3.-21.6.15
Tallinna Kunstihoone + Kunstihoone Galerii + Tallinna Linnagalerii
125 participating artists in 3 venues

A collection of fresh art from both members and non-menbers of the artist union, offering a massive overview on the Estonian contemporary art scene right now.

Created with flickr slideshow.

Ingeborg Kvame: Å møte Eva i skogen

Å møte Eva i skogen (Meeting Eva in the forest)
Ingeborg Kvame
5.-7.6.15
Studio 17, Stavanger
Plants and drawings

A gallery filled with plants. Daily drawings of a plant slowly dying. Fertility in the green of plants and a pregnant woman. A setup for drawing the plants.

Reality beats fiction, nature beats the artificial. Drawings or paintings or photos of plants and flowers will only be representations of it, and not more than almost as wonderful and beautiful as the real object. No artist can claim to make something as divine as a plant. But art that represents this beauty may make us appreciate it.

Each plant is a unit of life, it reproduces and dies. An artist may be able to kill life, but will never be able to create life. The closest you get is to become pregnant or to plant a seed.

Dotmasters: Cutting Comments

Cutting Comments
Dotmasters
30.5.-20.6.15
Reed Projects Gallery, Stavanger
Stencil art

In his solo exhibition, the Dotmaster is having fun with classical art, expensive brands, trash bags, the boundaries of frames, rude kids and graffiti. The fun is for us to enjoy.