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Kulturnatta Tromsø is a yearly celebration of the arts and cultural life of Tromsø. On October 8th a series of free cultural events took place indoors and outdoors. Mihály Stefanovicz took his camera for a stroll, visiting Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Gallery Snerk, Tromsø Academy of Arts, Tromsø Kunstforening, Perspektivet Museum and Elvegata 5.
Gallery Snerk has a new gallery space in Grønnegata 1-3. On Kulturnatta there was an exhibition with works by students at the Tromsø Academy of Arts. The artwork mounted on the railing in the stairs is titled Tension. The site specific installation is made with with wool, by Hilde Guldbrandsen. The sculpture in the back is Sea Land by Veronica Mathisen.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Veronica Mathisen’s hanging sculpture Sea Land made from jute and steel wire at Gallery Snerk.
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Seen from above: Veronica Mathisen’s hanging sculpture Sea Land made from jute and steel wire, at Gallery Snerk.
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Visitors at Snerk Gallery also got to visit Solfrid Elise Lindblom’s Theater of the Deep Woods, about the details and mystery of nature. The work consists of sculpture, pencil on cardboard box, plants and rocks.
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Emelie Lågerud at work in her studio at Tromsø Academy of Arts.
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Leif Magne Tangen, director of Tromsø Kunstforening (to the left), in conversation with artist Elle-Hánsa/Kveiselie/Hans Ragnar Mathisen at Tromsø Kunstforening.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Artist talk at Tromsø Kunstforening.
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Window exhibition in Elvegata 5, showing textile artist and fashion designer Ramona Salo’s video Den samiske halvtimen. Salo has received many awards for this work. (Heads up; Hakapik-interview with Ramona Salo coming soon!)
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Window exhibition: Den samiske halvtimen, by Ramona Salo, in Elvegata 5.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Artwork by Lawrence Malstaf in Perspektivet Museum’s exhibition Sara og friheten. An exhibition about the painter and writer Sara Fabricius aka Cora Sandel.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Artwork by Lawrence Malstaf in Perspektivet Museum’s exhibition Sara og friheten. An exhibition about the painter and writer Sara Fabricius aka Cora Sandel.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Artwork by Lawrence Malstaf in Perspektivet Museum’s exhibition Sara og friheten. An exhibition about the painter and writer Sara Fabricius aka Cora Sandel.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
Visitors in Perspektivet Museum’s exhibition Sara og friheten.
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
From Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum’s exhibition From the Collection. Mihály Stefanovicz’s photo captures part of the charcoal drawing Hedvig (1993) by Tone Lyngstad Nyaas which is being reflected on the surface of Marit Følstad’s light installation Black Tie White Noise (2012).
Photo: Mihály Stefanovicz
