Come and gather around this fire. Matti Aikio is going to tell us a story. We are inside his lávvu, a Sámi tent. You can hear crows cawing, and when you see or hear a raven,…[read on]
Drawing on natural ecosystems for inspiration and material, Frank Ekeberg’s audio compositions have a cyclical quality akin to the habitats they capture. Field recordings play a crucial role…[read on]
Interview by Hannah Carroll Harris // May 26, 2020
A steel mountainous landscape steadily deteriorates in its brine-filled vitrine, turning the once-clear liquid a corrosive dusty orange; a hanging plastic sheet rhythmically moves to a draft of air in the…[read on]
Kari Steihaug’s studio can be found in a large, old brick building on an island five minutes by ferry from Oslo’s busy city centre, and is a place of creative refuge for local artists…[read on]
Photos by Berlin Art Link // June 10, 2019
This past weekend Momentum – The Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art welcomed guests to the city of Moss, Norway, for the opening of its tenth edition…[read on]
May 15, 2019
SKREI Convention invites applications for a residency focussing on the relevance of salted and dried cod as a natural resource and valuable food for the future…[read on]
by Julian Bachmann // Mar. 23, 2019
The Nordic Pavilion’s exhibition at the 58th Venice Biennale is set to deal with the pressing issue of climate change and the challenge of forecasting future patterns of global warming…[read on]
Berlin // Nov. 26, 2017
Since Momentum was founded in 1998, it has established itself as one of the most important biennials for contemporary art in the Nordic region. Momentum’s main venues are Momentum Kunsthall and Galleri F15…[read on]
Video by MONA productions in Moss // Aug. 03, 2017
Since the inception of the Momentum Biennial in 1998, the festival has been one of the most exciting platforms for Nordic art and artistic ventures that engage…[read on]
Article by Claudia Grigg Edo in Berlin // May 05, 2017
This summer the ninth edition of Momentum, the Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art, will be held in Moss, just outside Oslo, Norway. Since its inception in 1998, the festival has been one of…[read on]
Mar. 12, 2017
The Hardbakka Ruins Project has recently launched the open call for its 5th and final year workshop and exhibition program. For this occasion, participants are invited to consider the relationship between…[read on]
Article by Dorrell Merritt in Berlin; Tuesday, Mar. 8, 2016
The Hardbakka Ruins project is an annual site specific art workshop, focusing on architectural ruins of military, industrial and agricultural structures within Bergen, Norway. The project, is now…[read on]
