Kunsthall Stavanger is proud to announce a special commission in 2021 by the vocalist, composer and artist Stine Janvin. The commission will take place in the fall of 2021.
Stine Janvin is a vocalist, composer and artist with an interdisciplinary practice based in Stavanger and Berlin. Her main interest is the voice as a key element in the exploration of sound as a physical phenomenon and physical perception in the form of conscious and / or unconscious audience participation. Through projects developed for theaters, digital media, nightclubs and art galleries, she explores performing and performance formats often dealing with dualities between the sentimental / pragmatic, natural / artificial, organic / synthetic and the minimal / dramatic.
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Justin Allen, still from Documentation of performance, Explain Totality (version 3), Movement Research at the Judson Church, October 22, 2018. 11 minutes, 11 seconds.
LEAN
March 4 – April 25, 2021
Kunsthall Stavanger is proud to announce the opening of LEAN, curated by Legacy Russell, Associate Curator, Exhibitions, The Studio Museum in Harlem. The exhibition was originally commissioned by Performa, New York, and is currently streaming until March 31, 2021 on Radical Broadcast, Performa’s online channel at performa-arts.org.
First imagined and shown as a digital exhibition for Performa’s Radical Broadcast, LEAN is now migrating for the first time to a physical format at Kunsthall Stavanger.
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We hereby invite all of our members to our General Assembly, which will take place on
April 29, 6 pm (registration from 5:30 pm) at Madlaveien 33 in Stavanger.
All documents will be made available ten days before the meeting.
Best Regards,
The Board at Kunsthall Stavanger
Image: From Kunsthall Stavanger first exhibition: Lina Viste Grønli, Tinging, 2013-2014.
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Kids from 1st to 8th grade are welcome!
One Sunday a month, Kunsthall Stavanger facilitates a meaningful interaction with contemporary art. Here, the children explore Norwegian and international art, and produce their own works in collaboration with professional artists in four different workshops. At the end of the semester we make an exhibition, which will be open to family and friends.
The theme of this semester's Kids’ Art Club is humor: How is humor used in contemporary art today? What can we create with humor? What is the function and role of humor in art? And can jokes be art?
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It gives us great pleasure to welcome Maria to her new role at Kunsthall Stavanger, which commences in the mid of January next year.
The position, which is new as of next year, will see Maria working with the communication of Kunsthall Stavanger’s artistic and educational program to both our local, national and international audiences. In addition, she will be assisting director Hanne Mugaas and curator Kristina Ketola Bore in the work with exhibitions and educational activities.
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