Norske Kunszthåndverkeres Årsutstilling 2020 Norske Kunsthåndverkeres Årsutstilling er den største årlige mønstringen av samtidskunsthåndverk fra Norge. Årsutstillingen 2020 viser til sammen 64 verk av 46 kunstnere og blir arrangert på Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum i Tromsø. October 17 2020 - March 14 2021
Royal Ulster Academy of Arts 138th Annual Exhibtion 2019 October 18 2019 - January 5 2020 Ulster Museum. Belfast, Northern Ireland, United Kingdom. Founded in 1879, the Royal Ulster Academy is the largest and longest established body of practicing visual artists in Northern Ireland. https://www.royalulsteracademy.org/annual-exhibition/exhibiting-artist-by-year
Kunst rett vest 2019 Henie Onstad Kunstsenter. Bærum, Norway. September 12 - September 22 2019 Kunst rett Vest er er en årlig kunstrunde hvor juryerte billedkunstnere og kunsthåndverkere fra Vestregionen inviterer publikum til sine atelierer og verksteder. www.kunstrettvest.no/
Aesthetica Art Prize Exhibition 2018 York Art Gallery May 18 - September 30 2018 Work "Pair of Cores" longlisted for the Aesthetic Art Prize Exhibition. The 2018 presentation includes pieces from 12 shortlisted artists. Works from the wider longlist are available to view across various monitors around the gallery. Aesthetica’s accompanying publication Future Now: 100 Contemporary Artists – features artists’ statements, images of the works and essays from leading art figures. www.aestheticamagazine.com/art-prize/artists-profiles-2018/ www.yorkartgallery.org.uk/exhibition/aesthetica-art-prize-exhibition-2018/
I Craft, I Travel Light - Sámi Dáiddaguovddás Sami Centre for Contemporary Art October 28 2017- January 28 2018 http://samidaiddaguovddas.no/ http://icraftitravellight.com/
When Drammen artist union celebrates its 150 year anniversary this summer, the doors to the expansive exhibition "When past meets present" are opened. 21 artists from Buskeruf fine arts Organisation have been selected to interpret individual historic pieces from the museums collection.
What Wood Would. Stories Told in Wood June 22 - September 10, 2017 Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustriemuseum, Trondheim http://nkim.no/en/what-wood-would
I Craft, I Travel Light is a group exhibition looking at arts and crafts, renewal and tradition, displaying works from 15 Norwegian and Russian artists. Inspired by indigenous cultures in the north, their rich tradition and ability to use local resources, the artists use barch, raindeer horns, fish skin and wood, as well as recycled items and found objects. The exhibition opened in Archangelsk in October 2016, went to Murmansk in February and opened in Tromsø in April.
Exhibition at Murmansk Regional Fine Arts Museum photo: Aliona Pazdniakova
Exhibtion at Arkhangelsk Regional Fine Arts Museum photo: Aliona Pazdniakova
Exhibition at Nordnorsk Art Museum Tromsø photo: Aliona Pazdniakova