27—28 April

Digital studio visits

Watch video recordings from eight visits to different artist studios during Oslo Open 2022. Check out the workspaces of Vibeke Tandberg, Gabrielle Paré, Jens Hamran, Anne-Lise Stenseth, Yachi Shian-Yuan Yang, Mette Lorentzen, Anne Ingeborg Biringvad and aeaeaeae 43434343.

November 16 2022
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Jens Hamran gives reporter Ragnhild Brochmann a crash course in abstract painting. Photo: Jan Khür.

Vibeke Tandberg

Join us for a visit to the artist Vibeke Tandberg at Tøyen Trafo and see her life-size sculptures of horses (in Norwegian). The reporter is Ragnhild Brochmann and behind the camera we find artist Marthe Elise Stramrud.

Jens Hamran

Brochmann and Stramrud visits abstract painter Jens Hamran in the studio collective in Ole Deviks vei 30 (in Norwegian).

Gabrielle Paré

Artist Gabrielle Paré is more about the concept then fine tuning a tecnique, and works trough different expressions in her studio in Grenseveien. She talks with Ragnhild Brochmann about working with with language, typography, Mama Sita’s powder and more (in English).

Anne-Lise Stenseth

Join us for a visit to artist Anne-Lise Stenseth who works by the seaside in scenic Hvervenbukta (in Norwegian). She talks about her work in video art, and how to tell a story. Reporter is Ragnhild Brochmann and behind the camera we find artist Marthe Elise Stramrud.

Mette Lorentzen

Artist Mette Lorentzen paints from Sogn allotment garden, possibly one of the most charming ateliers in Oslo (in Norwegian). By reporter Marie Saxeide and Christian von Hanno from the digital platform for art sales directly from the artists, Atelie.art. The visit was streamed live 24. april 2022.

Yachi Shian-Yuan Yang

Artist Yachi Shian-Yuan Yang creates calligraphic ink paintings, and traditional oriental technique meets new motifs. Her studio is in Galleri 26, Berg. By reporter Marie Saxeide and Christian von Hanno from the digital platform for art sales directly from the artists, Atelie.art. The visit was streamed live 24. april 2022.

Anne Ingeborg Biringvad

At Montebello, we meet artist Anne Ingeborg Biringvad. She works with textiles, but she doesn’t embroider much herself. She uses readymades and appropriation. By using existing materials in her art she explores ideas of value and dignity. Her studio is in Montebello. By reporter Marie Saxeide and Christian von Hanno from the digital platform for art sales directly from the artists, Atelie.art. The visit was streamed live 24. april 2022.

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About live streamed studio visits

In 2021, Oslo Open took place digitally due to the pandemic, with live visits streaming on Instagram. In 2022 we could finally meet in person again, but we were also excited to continue digital studio visits, so that even more people could join us, from anywhere in the world. Morgenbladet columnist Ragnhild Brochmann, artist Marthe Elise Stramrud, and Marie Saxeide and Christian von Hanno from Atelie.art invited our audience to take part in studio visits with eight different artists this year. The visits were streamed live from our Instagram account.

On Saturday you could follow Ragnhild Brochmann and Marthe Elise Stramrud around the eastern part of the city. Brochmann is an art and fashion historian, who is well known for her advice column “Estetikeren” in the Morgenbladet newspaper, where she answers questions regarding style and aesthetics. Stramrud is not only an artist, but also the former director of Oslo Open, and led the digital studio weekend in 2021.

On Sunday you could join Marie Saxeide and Christian von Hanno from Atelie . They also participated in last year’s live-streamed visits. Atelie.art is a digital platform for buying artworks directly from artists.

Ragnhild Brochmann visits Vibeke Tandberg in her studio, where Tandberg reveals her large horse sculptures.
Ragnhild Brochmann visits Vibeke Tandberg in her studio, where Tandberg reveals her large horse sculptures. Photo: Jan Khür