Kunsthall Stavanger

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July 29, 2019

Save the date! Ciara Phillips' exhibition will open on September 12

We are closed for the summer, and will open again on September 12, with a solo exhibition by Ciara Phillips.

In the meantime, please join us for a Bananas Concert on August 10, which we are hosting together with the yearly Chamber Music Festival.

We are also excited to announce a talk by Barbara London on August 25. London is the first curator who began to collect and exhibit video art at MoMA in New York. She is currently working on her new book, Video/Art, the First Fifty Years, which will be published by Phaidon in January 2020.

Kids

July 1, 2019

Sign up for the Kids' Art Club!

Join our Kids' Art Club! Registration is now open for the Fall Semester!

Dates for the Art Club:

25.08.19 artist Espen Birkedal

29.09.19 artist Marte Eknæs

27.10.19 artist Mari Kolbeinson

17.11.19 artist Friedrich Floen

08.12.19: Exhibition and vernissage with curator TBA

About

June 21, 2019

Hanne Lippard and Bendik Giske in Venice

On May 8, 2019, Kunsthall Stavanger presented a special performance by Hanne Lippard and Bendik Giske during the opening week of the Venice Biennial 2019.

Kunsthall Stavanger has been working with Lippard and Bendik in the past. We presented Hanne Lippard with a special project at Coast Contemporary in 2017, and organized a large-scale solo exhibition, titled Ulyd, with the artist at Kunsthall Stavanger in the fall of 2018. During the exhibition, we presented a performance with Lippard and Giske. We will present a special concert at the kunsthall with Giske in 2020.

See pictures from the event here.

Exhibitions

April 25, 2019

Opening on May 16: Yngve Holen, HEINZERLING

Kunsthall Stavanger invites you to the opening of the exhibition Yngve Holen, HEINZERLING on Thursday May 16, 6-8 pm.

Also opening: Bjarne Melgaard, Let Your Mind Be Your Bed.

The exhibition Violet Dennison, Tell Me How To Feel is also on view.

Opening speech: John Peter Hernes

Opening remarks: Hansjörg Deng from The German Embassy in Oslo.

Norwegian-German artist Yngve Holen (born 1982) presents his most comprehensive solo exhibition in Norway to date. HEINZERLING, opening on March 1 at Kunstnernes Hus in Oslo and on May 16 at Kunsthall Stavanger, investigates the relationship between humans and technology, the organic and the industrial, the generic versus the individual. The exhibition includes new pieces alongside selected works from the past decade.

The title HEINZERLING reflects the duality of the artist’s Norwegian/German background by using the surname in his passport. He has taken an opportunity to play with his dual identity in regards to his work. How do we all relate to our surroundings: be it linguistically, tactile, visually or environmentally-specific? Read more here.