PATTERN DRILL
06/03 – 08/03/2015
Opening: Friday 06/03 18:00
A weekend show at HACIENDA, curated by Jenny Kinge
Group show: Andrea Bakketun, Admir Batlak, Jennie Hagevik Bringaker, Tora Dalseng, Timothy Furey, Ivan Galuzin, Stian Eide Kluge and Sandra Vaka Olsen
Tora Dalseng, Sealions [2014]
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About the artists:
Andrea Bakketun (b.1983, Trondheim, Norway) lives and works in Oslo. She has a MA from Oslo Academy of Fine Arts in 2013 and a BA Fine Arts from Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam. Recent shows include UKS; NoPlace; Kunstnernes Hus, all in Oslo; as well as RAKE, Trondheim; Autocenter, Berlin; GLStrand, Copenhagen; Papay Gyro Nights Art Festival, Orkney Islands and Hong Kong; and Kunsthaus Essen, Essen. In 2012 she organized "Five Thousand Generations of Birds" on the west coast of Norway, a large-scale project with international participants, each of whom were given a little island to work and exhibit on. Forthcoming exhibitions include The Artist Village, Hong Kong; Munch´s studio at Ekely, Oslo; and Pink Cube, Oslo.
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Admir Batlak (b. 1982, Mostar, Bosnia and Herzegovina) is a fashion designer who lives and works in Oslo, Norway. He graduated from Istituto Marangoni in Milan with a BA in Fashion Design in 2006. Formerly part of the duo Batlak og Selvig (2007-2011), he founded his own label in 2013 and showed his debut collection at Galleri Riis in Oslo the same year. His most recent exhibition was "Teriører" with Ingrid Eggen at One Night Only, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo. A look book of his ss 14 collection was recently presented in the magazine Personae. He is Assistant Professor of Fashion Design at Oslo National Academy of the Arts.
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Jennie Hagevik Bringaker (b. 1978, Oslo, Norway) holds a BFA in Theater Production from the Norwegian Theater Academy (TAFT) and an MFA in Studio Art from New York University. Recent exhibitions and performances include Spring Break Art Show, New York; Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo; Carl Berner Project Space, Oslo; The Vigeland Museum, Oslo; Kurant, Tromsø; and Podium, Oslo. As part of the artist duo Trollkrem, with Tor Erik Bøe, she has recently done performances and projects at the LA Art Book Fair 2015; "The Trollkrem Gospel" at UKS, Oslo; NY Art Book Fair 2014; Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo and OCA, Oslo.
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Tora Dalseng (b. 1982, Tromsø, Norway) finished her studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Oslo in 2008. Recent solo exhibitions include "Snow White" a Podium, Oslo, "Symmetry" at UKS, Oslo. Group shows include "The City is Empty" at Kronika, Poland, "You Only Live Thrice" at NoPlace/ Malmø Kunsthall and "Hey Mom I'm coming back to the womb" at Tidens Krav, Oslo. She is currently working on colorful drawings of animals in space. She lives and works in Oslo.
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Timothy Furey (b.1981, Cork, Ireland) is a graduate of the Städelschule, Frankfurt am Main, Germany. He has exhibited at 1857 and VI,VII in Oslo. Other recent exhibitions include "World Music", Carlos/Ishikawa, London; "I knOw yoU" at the Irish Museum of Modern art; and "Three Cheers to the Feet Under the Curtain" at kim?, Riga. In April a solo presentation of his work will take place at Bianca D'Alessandro in Copenhagen.
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Ivan Galuzin, (b. 1979 Murmansk, Russian Federation) lives and works in Oslo. He graduated from the Academy of Fine Arts Oslo in 2006, and was the central figure behind the artist-run initiative Galleri Galuzin. He is currently part of "The Shadow of War" at Kunstnernes Hus and "NN-A NN-A NN-A" at the Astrup-Fearnley Museum in Oslo. A solo exhibition, "Idiosyncrasy means allergy", was recently on view at UKS, Oslo and his works have been shown at The Armory Show, New York; NCCA Moscow and Kaliningrad. He is currently working on a publication with Teknisk Industri AS and a large-scale exhibition project in collaboration with Northern Norway Art Museum and the Murmansk Museum of Fine Art.
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Stian Eide Kluge (b. 1977, Oslo, Norway) has for the last five years been running 1857 in Oslo with Steffen Håndlykken. After several years of celibacy, mostly focused on the ill-treating of other artists' practice, he has now returned to his own. Previous exhibitions include "EDENunlimited", Alt Stralau, Berlin; "CHROMA IV", Volt, Bergen; and "I Wish This Was A Song", Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo.
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Sandra Vaka Olsen (born 1980, Stavanger, Norway) holds a BA from Oslo National Academy of the Arts, and an MFA from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts. Recent and upcoming solo exhibitions include Rogaland Contemporary Art Centre, Stavanger; Jupiter Woods, London; Frankfurt am Main, Berlin; Fauna, Copenhagen; and IMO Projects, Copenhagen. Her work has been included in group shows at Center, Berlin; Kunsthall Stavanger, Stavanger; Stoneroses, Berlin; Grand Century, New York; Pavilions Without Walls, Performa 13, New York; CEO Gallery, Malmö; and Malmö Konsthall. She also co-curates the artist-run exhibition space Toves in Copenhagen. Vaka Olsen lives and works between Berlin, Copenhagen and Stavanger and is currently a resident at ISCP in New York.
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About HACIENDA:
HACIENDA is a project space in Zurich founded by Arthur Fink, Fabian Marti and Oskar Weiss in summer 2013.
HACIENDA
Neustadtgasse 11
8001 Zürich
SWITZERLAND
Neustadtgasse 11
8001 Zürich
SWITZERLAND
Hours:
Saturday & Sunday: 12 — 17
Saturday & Sunday: 12 — 17
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About 1857
1857 is an artist-run gallery occupying a former lumberyard in Grønland, downtown Oslo.
Established in 2010 by Steffen Håndlykken and Stian Eide Kluge, 1857 aims to forge connections between the Norwegian art scene and young artists abroad. It is a place to convene and converge, receive, answer and honour contemporary art in Oslo.
1857
Tøyenbekken 12
0188, Oslo
Norway
Tøyenbekken 12
0188, Oslo
Norway
+47 22176050
electronicmail@1857.no
electronicmail@1857.no
Hours:
Wednesday — Friday: 12 — 17
Saturday & Sunday: 12 — 16
Closed Monday & Tuesday
Wednesday — Friday: 12 — 17
Saturday & Sunday: 12 — 16
Closed Monday & Tuesday
1857 is supported by Arts Council Norway
