Jan Freuchen, Linn Pedersen

Echo Chamber


Slottsgaten 3, B Map

Opening 30 April 2012 at 18:00 followed by an opening party at Kafe Krystall at 21:00 with Novelty Sounds

Hours: 12:00–18:00

Echo Chamber presents new works by the artists Jan Freuchen and Linn Pedersen. An echo chamber refers to a closed system in which the information is self-referential. The exhibition consists of photographs, video and several sculptural pieces that function as different adaptations of the same basic material. This is Freuchen and Pedersen’s first joint exhibition.

Link to the video Echo Chamber

Jan Freuchen

Jan Freuchen was educated at the Bergen Academy of Art and Design (2000-04) and at the Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste, Frankfurt am Main (2003). Over the last few years his practice has been characterised by his employment of an extensive repertoire of artistic approaches. He works with installation, drawings, sculptures and moving images. Recent exhibitions include “The Riot Act”, Gallerie Mor Charpentier, Paris (2011), "Rehersal"; NON, Istanbul (2011); “F.A.Q.”, Erik Steen Gallery, Oslo (2010); “Momentum, Nordic Biennial”, Moss (2009); “If you destroy the image”, Bergen Kunsthall (2008); “Lights On”, Astrup Fearnley (2008) and “Destroy Athens, 1st Athens Biennial” (2007)

http://www.janfreuchen.org

Linn Pedersen

Linn Pedersen works primarily with analogue photography and sculpture. Her first solo exhibition was “De innbygde” (2010) at Galleri Maria Veie in Oslo. Other recent exhibitions include “The Trouble with Matter” at MELK, Oslo (2011); “X Artworks in a straight line (Seeking the perfect sphere)” at CRISP, London (2010); and “Weird Science” at the Waterside project space, London (2010). Pedersen holds a BA degree from the Bergen Academy of Art and Design (KHiB) and an MA degree from Central Saint Martins in London. She is currently on a residency at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin. In 2011 she curated the Lofoten International Art Festival together with Thora Dolven Balke.

http://www.linnpedersen.com


We are grateful to Norges Sildesalgslag for providing the premises for this exhibition. Volt is funded by the City of Bergen, the Arts Council Norway

Photo: Thor Brødreskift

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