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Recent Activities of and on Lars Strandh
About me
Lars Strandh (larsstrandh)
Lars Strandh (1961) is born in Sweden, and is living in Oslo, Norway since 1984. Art studies at the Nation Academy of Fine Arts, Oslo, 1992-97. Since then Lars Strandh have had more than 30 soloshows and participated in more than 70 groupshows in well-reputed galleries and museums in Scandinavia, Germany, Switzerland, USA, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka.
Lars Strandh has received several grants and was in 2007 awarded with The Norwegian Government Guaranteed Income for Artists. He is represented in larger collections such as The Royal Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Norway, The Norwegian Culture-Council, The National Foundation for Public Commissioned Arts, Norway, Museum Haugesunds Billedgalleri, STATOIL, The Swedish Art-Council, and the museum Forum Konkrete Kunst, Erfurt, Germany among others.
Lars Strandh’s reductive canvases are appreciated both for their formal aspects as well as for their luminosity and abstract qualities.
For full CV: www.larsstrandh.no
- Biography
For full CV see: www.larsstrandh.no
Art-education:
1996-1997, Master-Student at The National Academy of Fine Arts, OsloThe National
1992-1996, Academy of Fine Arts, Oslo (Spring 1995 Ecole Superieur d´Art, Bourges, France)- Exhibitions
One-person exhibitions (selected out more than 30):
2009, Galleri LNM, Oslo, Norway
2009, Zeitgeist Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
2009, Galerie Schlegl, Zurich, Switzerland
2009 Galleri Gann, Stavanger, Norway
2008, Galleri Semmingsen, Oslo, Norway
2008, Haugesund Billedgalleri, Haugesund, Norway,
2007, 2003, Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm, Sweden
2007, Galleri Åkern, Kongsberg, Norway (With design from Ron Arad, Verner Panton, Alvar Aalto),
2006, Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway
2004, Studiogalerie Kaditzsch, Höfgen, Germany
2004, 2002, Galleri Brandstrup, Oslo, Norway
2004, 2001, Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen, Norway
2003, Gothenburg Art-association, Gothenburg, Sweden
Group-exhibitions (selected out from more than 70):
2010,09, 08, Galerie Provence, Vadum, Denmark
2010, art KARLSRUHE
2010, "2. Internationaler André-Evardpreis“, Kunsthalle Messmer, Riegel, Germany
2009, ART MIAMI
2009, Kunst 09 Zurich
2009, “What's out there? “, Galerie Renate Bender, Munich, Germany
2009, “Von der Poesie des Geometrischen“, Neue Sächsische Galerie, Chemnitz, Germany
2008 “Geometric Abstraction XXVII”, Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm, Sweden
2008 ”Gallery Selections” Galleri Tapper-Popenmajer, Teckomatorp, Sweden
2008, “To Be Looked at… “, Larry Becker Contemporary Art, Philadelphia, PA, USA
2008, “International Art Exhibition Nord Art 2008“, Büdelsdorf, Germany
2008, “Ausdruck, Position, Spuren“, Kunstverein Wiligrad, Lübstorf, Germany
2008, “Dialogues“, Zeitgeist Gallery, Nashville, Tennessee, USA
2008, “Surfaces – an exhibition about monochromatic paintings”, Galleri F15, Jeløy, Norway 2008,
“Singular“, Luxe Gallery, New York, USA
2007, “Geometric Abstraction XXVI”, Konstruktiv Tendens, Stockholm, Sweden
2007, “Fourth Annual International Juried Exhibition“, The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts, New Jersey, USA (Curator Ben Goldman)
2007, “Konstruktive Tendenzen“, Museum Forum Konkrete Kunst, Erfurt, Germany
2007, 2006, 2005, Galleri Semmingsen, Oslo, Norway
2006, Galerie von Waldenburg, Waldenburg, Germany
2005, "Paint it Black", The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA (Curator Doug Ferrari)
2005, ARTEFACT Pardo Gallery, Zürich, Schweiz
2004, "Luminous Recurrence", The Shore Institute of the Contemporary Arts, Long Branch, New Jersey, USA, (Curator Linda Palaez)
2004,-03,-02,-01,-00,-99, "Norwegian Paintings", Oslo Townhall Gallery, Norway 2002, “Concrete, Non-figurative paintings in Norway 1920-2000”, Lillehammer Art Museum, Bergen Art Museum and Trondheim Art-museum, Norway
2001, Astrup Fearnely Museum of Modern Art, Oslo, Norway
Ian MacLeod wrote on November 29, 2019 02:26:
Wonderful work Lars!! cheers, ian