Visual Arts

Photo: Anne-Karin Furunes

The Armory Show is America's leading fine art fair devoted to the most important art of the 20th and 21st centuries. In its eleven years, the fair has become an international institution. Read more >

Art Since the Summer of ’69, a New York Gallery owned and operated by Norwegian curator Hanne Mugaas, presents Twice Upon a Time, Benjamin Valenza’s first solo show in New York. Read more >

Photo: Sverre Bjertnes

Galleri K and Sverre Bjertnes' Obsolete, Solo Show Paintings, at 2010 VOLTA New York from Feb 27 through March 7. Read more >

Gunnar Gundersen, a Norwegian artist and a professor at Akershus College in Kjeller, Norway, will be participating in the Outdoor Art & Sculpture Exhibition at the Shipyard Sculpture Gallery in Boston. Read more >

No.8, 2007, graphite, 22

Inger Johanne Grytting's drawings are on view at the Muriel Guépin Gallery in New York from March 3 until April 18, 2010. The opening reception is held on March 5, from 6-9pm. Read more >

Photo: Sol Kjøk

Frere Independent announces its 7th edition of PooL Art Fair at the famous landmark Gershwin Hotel March 5-7th, during Armory week. Curators: Marion Callis, Debra Drexler, Kathryn Miriam, House of Delicious, David Gibson, Cynthia Corbett, Savanah Spirits. Read more >

Irene Christensen and Carmen Hay Kolodzey Exhibition at the East Chelsea Studio in New York, March 5-7. Read more >

Amerika
Photo: Ane Lan

Selected video works by artists from Norway, Serbia, Russia, and the UK. Tuesday March 2, 2010 at 6:30pm at EFA Project Space, New York. Read more >

Photo: Cathrine Winsnes

Exhibition: 24 Fundamental Principles that Reflect Our Current Understanding of the Physical World by Inger Cathrine Winsnes in collaboration with Allen Mincer, Professor of Physics, New York University. March 4th at Emily Harvey Foundation in New York. Read more >

Anne Katrine Senstad at Scope Art Fair New York, March 3‐7 2010. Read more >

Photo: Bill Orcutt

Eva Faye, Transparent Drawings exhibition, at Rose Burlingham in New York February 23-April 10. Read more >

Lars Laumann will have his debut solo exhibition in New York at the Foxy Production gallery through March 27th. Opening reception for the artist on Friday March 5th, 6-8 PM. Read more >

Ina Blom, a prominent Norwegian art critic and professor of art history at the University of Oslo, will be giving a lecture as part of NYU's Visiting Artist Talks on Thursday the 11th at 5:15 pm. Read more >

Michael Smith

The 80WSE Gallery in New York presents DENIM, an exhibition curated by David Rimanelli, NYU Faculty and Artforum contributor, featuring Norwegian Knut Åsdam and others. Read more >

Christopher Rådlund and Xu Bacheng exhibit their paintings at Heiberg Cummings Art in New York, February 4th through March 12. Read more >

Kenneth Blom
Photo: Kenneth Blom

Jason McCoy Gallery present an installation of new paintings by the Norwegian painter Kenneth Blom, January 22 – March 6. Read more >

Hanne Mugaas and Art Since the Summer of '69 presents Charles Irwin: Wuw is the Waw, in New York January 17th through February 21st. Read more >

A group of scientists wondered what kind of creatures they would find in the depths of the Atlantic Ocean, at 12,000 feet below sea level. Their amazing findings can be seen in the exhibit Deeper Than Light, at the National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C., from February 21 until May 23. Read more >

The American Scandinavian Society presents Nordic Mixed Media, Photography/Platinum Silicone-Rubber/Oil on Canvas, at Trygve Lie Gallery in New York, January 28th through March 7th. Read more >

You Can't Pretend to Be Somebody else, You already Are
Photo: L. Laumann & B. A. Huseby

Artists and curators at ISCP are invited to present their recent work to the public in the semi-monthly public Salons. ISCP Salons feature Lars Laumann on January 12th, 6-8 pm. Read more >