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15 childrens’ workshops in kinetic art

The workshops were held in the educational room at Østfold kunstsenter and the target audience was children aged 6-10 years (1st to 5th grade). There was room for a maximum of 15 children in each workshop, and the workshop lasted for 40 minutes. Each child in the workshop was provided with equipment to create their own kinetic artwork. Additionally, there were shared art materials available, along with examples from previous workshops.

The educational goal of the art workshop in kinetic or moving art was for the children to become engaged and inspired through a brief break from their otherwise electronics-driven and digitized daily lives. The children were first inspired through a guided tour of the exhibition “Art in Motion 2024” at Østfold kunstsenter. Subsequently, they had the opportunity to create their own kinetic artworks under the guidance of Glen Farley and local artists and educators, Anja Bjørshol and Kristin Romberg. In addition to art, the children also learned about craftsmanship, electronics, physics, and mechanics – art with a side order of science!

Based on the reactions from the children, teachers, and schools, the educational goal was achieved well beyond expectations. After word spread about how fun and interesting the workshops were, many more requests for participation were received than there were available spaces.

https://ostfold-kunstsenter.no/barneskoleelever-har-laget-kinetisk-kunst-pa-oks (in Norwegian)

07.03.2024


Art in Motion 2024 – An exciting collection of a rare art form

The exhibition at Østfold Art Center in Fredrikstad, Norway runs from January 20 – March 10.

Moving or kinetic art is a rare art form in Norway, with only about 20 out of around 4000 professional artists working in this genre, and there is often only one or no kinetic artworks in a regular group exhibition. So having a group exhibition featuring only kinetic art is a unique and exciting event.

And that means there’s a lot happening at this exhibition. The movement in the works spring from various sources – from electric motors in, for example, Torgrim Torve’s Batteri (Skumring) or the viewer’s own muscle power in Trond Mikkelsen’s Grace, to the large movements of the tides in Cecilia Jonsson’s Tides. The movement in film, a fan, and much more are utilized in Roddy and Sean Bell’s A Kinetic Opera. Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg’s two works, Hvirvel and Sammentreff, create complex movements using, among other things, magnets. Atle Selnes Nielsen’s Utgreining og forveksling complements movement with sound, and Glen Farley’s Childhood engages yet another sense – smell.

Although all the works share the aspect of movement, they present a wide range of themes and expressions. Some works reflect on different time dimensions for people of different ages, the rotation of planets in orbits, how ocean currents are influenced by the moon and the sun, and power and loyalty in the workplace. Two other works explore the sound potential of various objects and the metaphorical aspects of the artist’s relationships to objects in space. Finally, two of the works are pure love letters to childhood and the machines exploring the surface of Mars, respectively.

Kinetic art has a unique ability to engage multiple senses, explaining its great appeal to many viewers, especially (but not exclusively) children. Because of this, and the potential of kinetic art to teach children some science along the way, 15 workshops will be held for around 200 local schoolchildren here in February. The children will draw inspiration from the artworks in the exhibition through a guided tour, followed by creating their own kinetic artworks under the guidance of local artists and educators. The works they create are inspired by three pioneers in kinetic art: Jean Tinguley, Marcel Duchamp, and Alexander Calder.

24.01.2024


Art in Motion 2024!

For the fourth time in Norwegian art history, a large group exhibition of Norwegian kinetic art is being held. This time it is happening in Fredrikstad at the Østfold art center from 20.01.24-10.03.24. For the first time, 15 kinetic art workshops for children are being held during the exhibition period. More details coming soon!

20.10.2023


Children’s workshop in kinetic art

Kinetic art is one of the most child-friendly and accessible art forms. A workshop was held over two days at Fornebupiloten outside Oslo during Kunst Rett Vest 2023 where children of all ages could create their own moving art . Over 100 children and parents took part in the workshop and everyone thought it was fun and exciting. In addition to art, the children learned about electronics, physics and mechanics – art with a free side order of science!

10.10.2023


Art on the Move

For the first time, interactive kinetic art is exhibited at the Oslo bus terminal. This offers exciting experiences for a wide audience of all ages, places of residence, levels of interest in conventional art, and cultural, social and economic backgrounds.

Unconventional art for an
unconventional audience at an
unconventional location.

From 30.03.23-01.07.23. The exhibition is organized by the Nitja Centre for Contemporay Art and Kunstvisitten.

02.04.2023


New works and exhibitions

Two new artworks have been completed: Childhood and Incessance.

Two older works Lives of Loyal Service and Baggage travelled to the Kinetic Biennial in Boynton Beach, Florida, USA.

Lives of Loyal Service was in the USA earlier at the exhibition Timeless Movements put on by the Morris Museum in New Jersey. The museum, a Smithsonian affiliate, has one of the world’s largest collections of historical automata.

31.01.2023


Exhibitions galore

Glen Farley’s kinetic sculptures have been in several exhibitions at the end of 2021 and beginning of 2022, including:

Bærumsutstilling 2022
International voices at
Bærum Art Association

Society of Canadian Artists Open International Online Exhibition

and Timeless Movements at the Morris Museum in New Jersey, USA.

16.05.2022


Exhibitions on both sides of the Atlantic

In addition to the Spring Exhibition in Copenhagen, Glen Farley has been accepted into five exhibitions in the first half of 2021 – in Canada, Norway and Italy by way of Austria.

Endless Summer” was accepted into three shows in Canada: Quest for the Environment, the Society of Canadian Artists 53rd Annual Juried Exhibition and Impact 2021.

In Norway, “Red State / Blue State” and “Baggage” were both accepted into the 2021 Bærum Exhibition.

Right after that “Baggage” left for Venice, Italy and after a scary six week odyssey courtesy of UPS, arrived an hour before the opening of Another Day in Paradise, at Spasio SV – Centro espositivo San Vidal, curated by Biennale Austria.

18.08.2021


Two works accepted to Spring Exhibition in Copenhagen

eSerfs” and “Endless Summer” have been accepted to the prestigious Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition in Copenhagen. Out of over 600 artists applying, Glen Farley was one of 36 accepted.

More on the exhibition from its website: “Ever since the Charlottenborg Foundation was set up in 1857, the annual juried Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition has been an important setting and focal point for efforts to promote and support emerging talents within the arts, architecture, design and crafts.”

“Over the years, the Spring Exhibition has constituted the first, significant step for many young artists embarking on their artistic careers, while also often presenting new works by more established names. Throughout the history of the Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition, artists who went on to win international acclaim have debuted or presented works at the exhibition… The exhibition is one of the most important open, juried exhibitions in Europe.”

Short video tour of Farley kinetic art at Charlottenborg Spring Exhibition 2021

17.03.2021


A world’s first!

What began as a response to corona-closed art exhibitions in Norway ended up as the world’s first digital exhibition of live-streamed, remote-activated kinetic art.

In the spring of 2020, when the coronavirus severely limited opportunities for the public to experience art, artist Glen Farley decided to try to partially recreate the experience of kinetic art, online. Farley focused on three critical aspects that make kinetic art unique – movement, sound, and the interaction between viewer and artwork. The first two were recreated through live streaming using high-quality web cameras and microphones, and the last by being able to activate the artwork by clicking on an online start button that started the artwork in real time. It was of course impossible to capture everything that a visitor to a physical exhibition could experience, but as a consolation many more were able to enjoy Norwegian kinetic art than at a regular physical exhibition in Norway, including many people abroad.

After six months of work, NOK80 000 of personal savings and over 300 unpaid working hours, www.kunstibevegelse.no and its English language cousin www.kineticart.no were launched in September 2020. The project operated out of loaned premises at Gyssestad Gård in Bærum and ran concurrently with the large local art exhibition Art Out West. Farley and AOW project manager Lena Hansson arranged for visitors to Gyssestad during AOW to get guided tours of the project, an offer that more than 250 accepted. The project and the AOW collaboration received media coverage in Budstikka, in AOW‘s channels, Instagram and Facebook.

By the time the project ended at the end of November, the works of art had been activated more than 3 500 times and the pages on the website had been viewed more than 4 500 times. In addition, several visitors had left positive comments to which the participating artists replied.

The combination of the technology used was completely new to the artists and never used before in the world for this purpose. After several technical and logistical challenges were solved, the solution worked excellently. Hopefully this platform can be used again by an art institution as a supplement to a future physical exhibition with kinetic art.

The participating artists were:
Andrea Bakketun
Roddy Bell
Serina Erfjord
Glen Farley
Trond Kasper Mikkelsen
Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg
Torgrim Torve
Kristoffer Myskja (video only)
Atle Selnes Nielsen (video only)

13.12.2020


World premiere of “Still Life”

The interactive, computer-driven, kinetic sculpture “Still Life” has its world premiere in the Society of Canadian Artist’s annual juried online exhibition from now until June 15, 2020. In these corona times online exhibitions are one of the only ways to exhibit and experience art. Unfortunately they were unable to include a link to a short film of the sculpture so here it is.

Still Life - a kinetic sculpture by Glen Farley

24.03.2020


“Baggage” to exhibit at Overzealous 2020

The travelling kinetic sculpture “Baggage” is one of over 400 applicants to be accepted to the exhibition Overzealous 2020 in Toronto. Because of the covid-19 virus turning the world upside down, the show has been postponed until September.

15.03.2020


Glen Farley now member of Society of Canadian Artists

The prestigious Society of Canadian Artists began in 1957 and is committed to “promoting excellence in traditional forms of artistic expression, and by encouraging acceptance and growth of contemporary and experimental forms of visual art.” Farley was accepted as a member after exhibiting in all three of SCA’s last annual international juried exhibitions in Toronto.

21.02.2020


Seniors also like art that moves

It seems that many elderly people also like kinetic art, or at least that is the impression left after Glen Farley’s art was exhibited in 11 senior centres outside Oslo in 2019.

Three art pieces, eSerfs, Up North and Red State / Blue State were activated in total over 600 times during the rotating exhibition which also featured Farley holding an artist talk at most of the locations.

21.02.2020


Farley art accepted to SCA exhibition 3rd year in a row

Glen Farley was accepted to the prestigious Society of Canadian Artists annual international juried exhibition in Toronto during August. This is the third year in a row he has been accepted, this time with two works, “Red State/Blue State” and “Baggage”.

30.09.2019


Bærum Exhibition 2019

“Reach” was accepted to the annual Bærum Municipal Exhibition and Glen Farley held the opening speech in his new role as board member of Visual Artists in Bærum.

30.09.2019


Glen Farley interviewed in Murze Art Magazine

There is a feature interview of Glen Farley in Murze Art Magazine’s issue on social art.
The article can be read here

06.06.2019


Two works accepted to SCA online show

Both “Grandma’s Time” and “eSerfs” were accepted into the Society of Canadian Artist’s annual juried online exhibition this year. Online exhibitions provide opportunities for artworks that would be prohibitively expensive or too fragile to ship across the pond. Links below:

SCA eSerfs

SCA Grandma’s Time

 

19.03.2019


Moving art for seniors

Glen Farley’s kinetic sculptures will travel to 11 senior centres in Bærum Municipality during 2019.

The initiative is called The Cultural Walking Stick and aims to bring art experiences to seniors who may be unable to visit galleries and art centres on their own.

 

 

11.01.2019


Kinetic art on curriculum at UiO

Three kinetic sculptures, “Reach”, “eSerfs” and “Surveillance” are installed at the Department of Informatics (IFI) at the University of Oslo as part of a Master’s level course in the ethics of information technology. They will augment the course in the areas of social media, inequity and privacy respectively.

16.11.2018


Art at the Fringe

Two kinetic sculptures, “eSerfs” and “Reach” were chosen to be exhibited at the headquarters of the Stockholm Fringe Festival in September.

14.10.2018


Abandoned in a shipping container

What better place for the kinetic installation “Abandoned” than a shipping container? The work, which deals with the mountains of e-waste building up in developing countries and the lost memories that accompany them, was accepted to this year’s “Art Out West” regional art exhibition, this year in Drammen.

 

 

14.10.2018


“eSerfs” in two new exhibitions

“eSerfs” was accepted to the Bærum Exhibition 2018 in the Bærum Art Centre at the old Fornebu Airport in May and to an exhibition at the Bærum Municipal Offices in Sandvika in October.

14.10.2018


“Lives of Loyal Service” at SCA’s 50th International Exhibition

LOLS was accepted to the Society of Canadian Artists’ prestigious annual juried exhibition at the Papermill Gallery in Toronto from July 24th to August 19th, 2018.

In addition to a varied and interesting selection of international art it was a great opportunity to meet friends and family in Canada.

06.08.2018


“Up North” selected for Spring Depot 2018

Spring Depot 2018 is a collection of smaller scale works selected by an international jury of young people aged between 16-20, mostly with immigrant backgounds, collaborating with the Tenthaus Artist Collective. The artists then met the young people in the gallery, where the young people unwrapped, and chose the placing of the work to make an interesting exhibition with its own unity.

Spring Depot 2018 (Scoll down for English)

26.03.2018


“Surveillance” accepted to SCA juried exhibition

“Surveillance” has been accepted to the Society of Canadian Artist’s 2018 International Juried Online Exhibition.

The exhibition can be viewed from March 15 at http://shop.societyofcanadianartists.com/

22.02.2018


6000 guests file past “Up North” and “Reach” at Nuit Blanche in Toronto!

Nuit Blanche 2017 in Toronto was a huge success with over a million visitors in the streets, 6000 of them saw two kinetic sculptures by Glen Farley at the iconic Redhead Gallery.

05.10.2017


Two works accepted to Nuit Blanche exhibition in Toronto!

Both “Reach” and “Up North” have been accepted to the exhibition “Who Are You?” at the Red Head Gallery in Toronto in conjunction with Nuit Blanche 2017. The dates are September 27 – October 1, 2017.

Red Head Gallery
Nuit Blanche 2017

21.08.2017


“Reach” has its world premiere in Toronto

“Reach” was accepted to the Annual 50/50 Juried Exhibition at the Queen Gallery in Toronto from August 6th to 18th.

21.08.2017


Society of Canadian Artists chooses “Up North” for 49th Annual International Juried Exhibition

SCA chose “Up North” for its annual juried exhibition, this year held at the Paper Mill Gallery in Toronto from September 7th to 18th. The Opening was at 7pm on the 7th!

This is the first time Glen Farley has been accepted to an SCA exhibition!

24.07.2017


The refugees of “Up North” have been to New York

“Up North” was accepted into Small Works 2017 curated by Bill Carroll, at:

Trestle Gallery
850 3rd Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11232
USA

The Opening Reception was on Thursday, July 6th, 7-9pm
and the exhibition ran until July 27th

Facebook event for the opening: https://www.facebook.com/events/316611198795075

09.06.2017


Glen Farley nominated for Social Art Award 2017

Glen Farley has been named one of “the 10 most promising entries to the Social Art Award 2017” by the jury of The Institute for Art and Innovation, an independent, not-for-profit, non-governmental organization based in Berlin, Germany.

For more information: http://social-art-award.org

23.05.2017


“Art in Motion 2017” a success!

Norway’s second exhibition ever of kinetic art by artists based in Norway was held in the center of Oslo in February. Over 300 people visited the exhibition and many wrote positive comments in the guestbook. The exhibition also was awarded both an Art and Culture Grant from the City of Oslo and a Norwegian Government Exhibition Grant. More information about the exhibition can be found here (in Norwegian): http://kunstibevegelse.no

Here are some pictures from the opening of “Art in Motion 2017”

23.05.2017


“Art in Motion” returns, this time in Oslo

The second ever exhibition in Norway that focuses solely on kinetic art made by artists living in Norway is opening on February 2nd, 2017 at 6:00 pm at Galleri BOA in the centre of Oslo. Five of the six artists from the original “Art in Motion” exhibition in 2015 are back and two new artists have been added.

The exhibition has been awarded the prestigious Norwegian Government Exhibition Grant from Arts Council Norway

Artists in the exhibition are Andrea Bakketun, Glen Farley, Bjørn Melbye Gulliksen, Cecilia Jonsson, Christopher Myskja, Atle Selnes Nielsen and Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg. Four of seven are creating new works just for this exhibition. A few of the works are shown below.

The exhibition runs from February 2nd to 19th, open Thursdays to Sundays from noon until 4 pm.

19.01.2017


Yet another juried exhibition in Canada!

“Up North” has been accepted as one of around 20 artworks out of over 300 submissions to ART SPACE at the Canadian National Exhibition, juried by the Toronto West Arts Collaborative.

With approximately 1.5 million visitors each year, the CNE is Canada’s largest annual fair and the fifth largest in North America (Source: Wikipedia) Hopefully a good number of these people will visit the Arts and Crafts Building to take in this exhibition.

ArtsandCraftsBuldingCNE

31.07.2016


Simultaneous exhibitions in Sandvika and Dikemark

“Secrets II” will be exhibited from August 17 to September 25 in the lobby of the Bærum Municipal Centre while “Grandma’s Time” will be shown during “Art Out West” from September 10 to September 25 in an abandoned psychiatric institution at Dikemark, Asker. There are over 60 rooms in this building from the turn of the century and all will be filled with artworks and installations.

30.06.2016


Glen Farley accepted to his first Canadian exhibition

Glen Farley has been accepted to his first exhibition in his “home (for many years) and native land” Canada. The exhibition is the annual “Emerging Sculptors” curated by the Sculptors Society of Canada. The opening is on August 11 in Toronto. The work selected by the jury is “Surveillance.”

Update: “Surveillance” won first prize!

 

Annual Emerging Sculptors

30.06.2016


“Up North” accepted to Biennale Austria Contemporary 2016

The kinetic sculpture “Up North” dealing with the refugee crisis in Europe continues its world tour, this time in Vienna from September 26 – October 9, 2016 at Biennale Austria Contemporary 2016 being held at the Ausstellungsraum, Gumpendorfer Strasse 23.

Read more here: Biennale Austria

Up North 2015d

 

 

 

 

 

 

30.06.2016


“Up North” on the move again

This kinetic sculpture dealing with the refugee crisis in Europe continues its world tour. It was now one of two artworks chosen from the “Fortress” exhibition in California, USA, to join works from 10 other venues at the UAMO – Urban Art and Media Organisation’s main exhibition at the Einstein Cultural Centre in Munich, Germany. The exhibition opened 29 April and also featured music, performance, video links and several other events. Glen Farley attended along with the curators and the other selected artist from The Hatchery Art Spaces in California.

26.04.2016


“In Between” juried exhibition in Bærum

Glen Farley’s kinetic sculpture “Just Going Through the Motions” was front and center at the opening of “In Between” in the Bærum Art Center at the end of 2015. The art center is located on the site of the former Fornebu airport. The exhibition was the last of six exhibitions for Farley’s art in 2015, and the first after he became a member of The Association of Visual Artists in Bærum late in the year.

25.02.2016


“Up North” goes down south

Fortress PosterThe kinetic sculpture “Up North” addresses the current migrant and refugee crisis in Europe. It was chosen for the international exhibition “Fortress” at The Hatchery Art Spaces in Badger, California, USA. The venue is in the foothills of the southern Sierra Nevada mountains and the exhibition ran from 6-8 November 2015. The exhibition was one of 10 being held in cities around the world organized by UAMO – the Urban Art and Media Organisation, based in Munich, Germany.

Click to read more about the exhibition
Click to read about UAMO

Update: When returning from the US, the artwork was stopped by Norwegian Customs for almost two weeks as they demanded proof that it was actually Norwegian. The artist had to submit documentation about himself , the artwork and the trip out of the country. It is ironic that a work of art about refugees had difficulty getting back into the country.

24.02.2016


Full membership in three professional artist associations!

NBFGlen Farley has been granted full membership in The Association of Norwegian Sculptors (NBF) after a year as an associate member. Membership is granted based on education, artist activity and quality of artworks. Membership opens up more possibilities for exhibitions, grants and commissions and most importantly, professional development. NBF (Brief intro in English)

As a result of this membership, Glen has also become a member of the Norwegian Visual Artists Association and his local organization, The Association of Visual Artists in Baerum.

 

24.02.2016


Kinetic sculptures “Abandoned” and “Surveillance” go to University

The two kinetic sculptures “Abandoned” and “Surveillance” were exhibited in the lobby of the Institute for Informatics (IFI) at the University of Oslo for a month this fall. The exhibition was written up in the University’s online newpaper (in Norwegian.) The artworks were used as inspiration for Masters students taking the course entitled, “Science, technology, society and ethics” taught by Associate Professor Maja van der Velden. Exhibiting at IFI was a homecoming of sorts for the artist with his education and background in computer science.

22.10.2015


“Art in Motion” exhibition a big success!

The group exhibition “Art in Motion” was a great success, from the 150 guests at the opening, through the positive press coverage and all the curious and thoughtful students who took guided tours, right to the closing ceremony marked by a lecture from art historian Øivind Storm Bjerke and stand-up comedy from Henrik Farley no less. Thanks to everyone who contributed to making this dream come true! Hopefully other cities in Norway will get to experience something like this for themselves.

Click to see the exhibition website (in Norwegian).

22.10.2015


“Art Out West” exhibition at Henie Onstad art center

HenieOnstadFlyfoto

Henie Onstad art center

 

Glen Farley was accepted to the juried exhibition “Art Out West” at Henie Onstad kunstsenter from 3-20 September 2015. This annual event is the largest regional showcase for artists in Norway and covers the municipalities to the west of Oslo. The host city this year is Bærum where Glen lives, so it was even more fun to be accepted this time around. All artists in the exhibition open their studios for this event and at Glen’s studio there will be a children’s workshop in kinetic art held on 12, 13, 19 and 20 September.

The artwork chosen for this exhibition beside the Oslo fjord was “Just Going Through the Motions.”

KRW2015

The exhibition was visited by 4 750 people and Farley’s kinetic sculpture was activated 1 200 times without a single glitch!

Local news coverage of the exhibition (in Norwegian)

 

26.05.2015


“Art in Motion” awarded two prestigious grants

The exhibition “Art in Motion” has been awarded two prestigious grants, the Norwegian Government Exhibition Grant and an Arts Council Norway Project Grant. The grants will cover most of the costs of mounting the exhibition.

26.05.2015


“Art in Motion” – it’s official!

Trafo KunsthallThe first ever exhibition in Norway that focuses solely on kinetic art made by Norwegian artists is coming to the Trafo Art Center in Asker from 22 August – 20 September, 2015!

Artists in the exhibition are Glen Farley, Serina Erfjord, Cecilia Jonsson, Christopher Myskja, Atle Selnes Nielsen and Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg. Although all the artists create kinetic art, they represent different generations and regions, have very different artistic expressions and highlight different themes.

A separate complementary project under development is a kinetic art workshop for children and young people. Some of the artists will assist participants to create small moving sculptures. Here they can learn about art, handicrafts, electronics and mechanics, and most importantly, how to express themselves through art.

More information will be published here in the near future, but in the meantime here are some examples of works from those participating in the exhibition.

30.09.2014


“Secrets II” accepted to Østlandsutstilling 2014

Update: See “Secrets II” in the official video from the exhibition: Østlandsutstillingen 2014

“Secrets II”, a collaboration between Glen Farley, Sarah Rosenbaum and Mats Claesson, was accepted to the Østlandsutstilling 2014. Of over 900 submitted works, 52 were accepted for exhibition in Hamar and out of these, 21 were chosen to exhibit in Drammen and 32 in Frederikstad. “Secrets II” will be shown in all three venues!

22.03. – 11.05.2014 Kunstbanken Hedmark, Hamar

28.06. – 03.08.2014 Buskerud Kunstsenter, Drammen

05.09. – 19.10.2014 Østfold Kunstnersenter, Frederikstad

More information (in Norwegian): Østlandsutstillingen

02.06.2014


Granted associate membership in NBF

Glen Farley has been granted associate membership in The Association of Norwegian Sculptors (NBF.) This is the first step in the process of becoming a full member. Membership is granted based on education, artist activity and quality of artworks. NBF (Brief intro in English)

02.06.2014


Kunst Rett Vest at the Trafo Gallery

Glen Farley was accepted to the juried exhibition “Kunst Rett Vest” at the Trafo Gallery in Asker, Norway from October 9-21 2012. This annual event is the largest regional showcase for artists in Norway and was opened by, among others, Magne Furuholmen, artist and member of the band A-ha.

Kunst Rett Vest

In addition to the exhibition, all the featured artists opened their studios to the public during two weekends. Glen showed works in progress and 65 visitors of all ages experimented with kinetic sculpture.

Kunst Rett Vest

Glen is visited in his atelier by his friend and inspiration, visual artist Lavasir Nordrum (www.lavasir.no)

More information (in Norwegian) at www.kunstrettvest.no

Glen is currently completing a multimedia project with photographer/graphic designer Sarah Rosenbaum and sound artist Mats Classon.

03.10.2012


Vacuum-packing by Kristoffer Myskja

Glen Farley was vacuum-packed by one of his major inspirations, Oslo kinetic artist Kristoffer Myskja, at Kristoffer’s exhibition in April 2012.

14.06.2012


Norwegian Sculpture Biennial 2011

“Research” was exhibited as part of the Norwegian Sculpture Biennial 2011: Man and Machine, at the Vigeland Museum in Oslo, October 27th 2011-February 5th 2012.

NSB

  • The Vigeland Museum, Nobelsgate 32, Oslo
  • Tuesday-Sunday 12pm-4pm (closed Mondays)
  • Free admission
  • Contact: (+47) 23 49 37 00
  • More information at www.skulpturbiennale.no

14.10.2011


Exhibitions 2011

“Research” was exhibited as part of Østlandsutstillingen 2011 at the following locations:

Hamar

  • Kunstbanken, Hamar September 10th-October 23rd 2011
    • Kunstbanken Hedmark Kunstsenter, Parkgt. 21, Hamar
    • Tuesday-Friday 11am-4pm
    • Saturday-Sunday 12pm-5pm
    • Contact: (+47) 62 54 22 60

Larvik

  • Larvik Art Society, Bølgen Cultural Centre, Larvik May 14th-June 5th 2011
    • Galleri Bølgen, Larvik kulturhus Bølgen, Sanden 2, 3264 Larvik
    • Wednesday-Friday 5:30pm-8:30pm
    • Saturday 12pm-4pm
    • Sunday 12pm-6pm
    • Contact: (+47) 47 04 03 60

Lillestrøm

  • Akershus Art Centre, Lillestrøm April 2nd-May 1st 2011
    • Storgt. 4 in Lillestrøm
    • Wednesday-Sunday 12pm-4pm
    • Thursday 12pm-6pm
    • Contact: (+47) 64 84 34 40

01.09.2011