Kati Casida at the Steel Gallery

From October 4 to November 26 you may experience the sculptor Katie Casida at the Steel Gallery in San Francisco. The exhibit is called Joie de Vivre and also includes the works of Joan Mueller and Leslie Safarik. Casida is of Norwegian origin and is the founder of Nordic 5 Arts, an organization for artists of Nordic heritage in the San Francisco Bay Area.

Glass Sculptures by Tone Orvik

Catch Tone Orvik's glass casting work at the Habatat Galleries at Tysons Corner, Virginia, June 21- August 9.

Anki King Opens Her Studio

Meat, blood and dirt; Anki King uses colors that erupt from human substance when she paints. She loves creating a visceral image.

Rune Olsen Open Studio

This is part of the Lower East Side rotating stuido program in New York. Norwegian artist Rune Olsen will show drawings and sculptures at the open studio at Artists Alliance. When: Thursday August 25, 6-8pm, Where: Artists Alliance,107 Suffolk Street (between Rivington and Delancey), room 411, NYC Info: (212) 420-9202

Rune Olsen in open studios in Williamsburg

Rune Arne Berge Olsen will participate in an open studio in Williamsburg the last weekend of April.

Cockfight at Moti Hasson Gallery

Rune Olsen's work "Cockfight" is selected for Moti Hasson Gallery's new show which runs in New York from January 10 to February 9.

Rune Olsen in “Archival to Contemporary: Six Decades of the Sculptors Guild “

Norwegian Rune Olsen is a new member of the Sculptors Guild and this exhibition is a survey of the Guild's history spanning the course of six decades.

Rune Olsen exhibits in New York

Artist Rune Olsen will particiapate in two exhibitions in New York this summer. First, he will show the sculpture "Hear Me Roar", in the exhibition "Homomuseum”. Opening Saturday, May 21 at 7-10 pm. When: Saturday, May 21 to Saturday, July 30 Where: Exit Art, 475 Tenth Avenue, NYC Info: (212) 966 7745 or info@exitart.org Rune Olsen will also show two sculptures in the exhibition "T-Zone". Openi...

Nicolaus Widerberg: Focus on Sculpture 2005

Nicolaus Widerberg’s figure sculpture is timeless whether it is made in bronze, granite, or more recently glass. Predominantly still and monolithic, it unites traditions as diverse as pre-classical Greek and the elongated presences of Giacometti. Sometimes it seems as if in developing a stubbornly private form of neoclassicism Widerberg has insouciantly by-passed a century of modernism and its ...

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