Jennie Bringaker is a visual artist and scenographer, educated at the Academy of Performing Arts and New York University. She has a background in performance and sculpture, and has produced several performances and exhibitions, both independently and as part of the collective Trollkrem. Bringaker is currently working on several projects involving children and youth, including at Biblo Tøyen and the Munch Museum. She has recently presented her work at the Norwegian Sculptors Society, Tenthaus, and Kunsthall Oslo. Upcoming exhibitions include the Drawing Triennial 2019 and an outdoor sculpture at Eidsvolls Plass in collaboration with the Norwegian Sculptors Society.
Hans Edward Hammonds is a Stavanger-based artist and art communicator who explores various forms of collaboration and participation. He has worked with the wind and weather, tested whether adults and children can be truly equal in art production, and attempted to spread the gospel of art in the pedestrian streets of Stavanger. He completed his education in 2010 at The University of Auckland in New Zealand (MFA) and has since played an active role in Stavanger’s art and cultural scene — as an artist, but also as a former board member of Studio17, the collective K-Lab, a member of the artistic committee at Tou Scene, and more recently as part of Velferden Sokndal Scene for Contemporary Art. In recent years, he has worked on several participatory projects, with a particular focus on children and youth.
