In the exhibition entitled Plain Air, Linn Pedersen combines a series of blueprints from her ongoing cyanotype studies entitled Stratus, together with analog medium format photography and new sculptural works. The exhibition forms an ambiguous constellation of manufactured products, bodily movements and atmospheric impressions. Her recently published Artist’s Book Sedimentality (Lord Jim Publishing, 2015), featuring an essay by Sigurd Tenningen, will also be available here.
Installation view. Photo by Bent René Synnevåg
Linn Pedersen(b.1982 in Sortland, Norway) lives and works in Kristiansand, Norway. She received her Master degree from Central Saint Martins College of Fine Arts in London (2009), and Bergen Academy of Art and Design (2006). Previous solo exhibitions include Frokost i det grønne at Kristiansand Kunsthall; Sedimentality at MELK, Oslo; Floor Arrangements at Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin; Echo Chamberat Volt, Bergen (with Jan Freuchen), and The Trouble with Matter at MELK, Oslo. In 2011 Pedersen curated the Biennial, Lofoten International Art Festival (LIAF), together with Thora Dolven Balke.
Plain Air marks the very first exhibition at the recently relocated Entrée. We are looking forward to share the exciting upcoming program with you from our new address. The building's architect is Ole Landmark; the white cube has an especially tall ceiling and enormous window confronting the public space right at the heart of the city of Bergen, Torgallmenningen.
Linn Pedersen Sculpture Tights II.
Installation view. Photo by Bent René Synnevåg
Linn Pedersen Sculpture Tights I
Linn Pedersen Stratus # IV (2015) Cyanotype 64 cm x 52 cm
Linn Pedersen Stratus # III (2015) Cyanotype 64 cm x 52 cm
Linn Pedersen Stratus # II (2015) Cyanotype 64 cm x 52 cm
Linn Pedersen Stratus # I (2015) Cyanotype 64 cm x 52 cm
Linn Pedersen Stratus # VI (2015) Cyanotype 64 cm x 52 cm
Linn Pedersen Sculpture Tights II.
Linn Pedersen Grain of Sand, 2015 Analog photography 49 cm x 39,5 cm
