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Category Archives: Exhibitions

7
Oct 2017

GIBCA Extended – “Reflections” at StoneZone ArtSpace, Sweden

As part of the Göteborg International Biennial of Contemporary Art Extended program, StoneZone ArtSpace shows the group exhibition Reflections. Among the 13 participating artists, Lise Wulff took part with her art work “Some Day, I’ll go my Own Way”. Participating artists are Lukas Arons, Anna Jonback, Cecilia Sering, Christel Lundberg, Emir Krajisnik, Hans Leutscher, Jeanine Unsen, Jo Peters, Olga Maceeva, Peter Dacke, Tom Flick, Viktor Granchev and Lise Wulff. The exhibition was opened by Margareta Svensson-Hjorth, Chief of Culture of Munkedal Municipality. Photo: Jan Olof Karlsson
28
Jul 2017

Hvitsten Salong 2017

Hvitsten Salong is a three day long art festival, arranged yearly in the small community of Hvitsten, by the fjord of Oslo. Artists are invited to exhibit their works indoors and outdoors, to give performances and concerts. Artists like Edvard Munch and Theodor Kittelsen once lived and worked in the area of Hvitsten. The Salong whishes to revive this spirit and create a dialoge with the art of today                       – Jon Lundell, artist and head of Hvitsten Salong     Participating artists 2017 are Jon Lundell, Hanne Friis, Herman Mbamba, Mikolaj Malek, […]
20
May 2017

“A Clear Day” – Outdoor exhibition at Nääs Castle, Sweden

“A Clear Day” is an outdoor art exhibition at Nääs Slott, situated just outside Gothenburg. Artists from the Nordic region are invited; Lise Wulff (N), Maria Lilja (S), Mikael Hansen (D), Kaisu Koivisto (F), Cecilia Parsberg (S), Greger Stålgren (S), Helena Maria Ekenger (S) and Agneta Segerfelt (S). Migration is the conceptual framework of the exhibition, in a broad perspective. The first human beings came to Nääs during the bronze age. Starting from the human cradle in the south east area of Africa, our predecessors moved through the Middle East and further up north through Europe and to the Nordic region. […]
20
May 2017

What you Bring. What you Leave

“What you Bring. What you Leave” is a site specific outdoor art work made by Lise Wulff for the exhibition “A Clear Day”. A rounded moss covered stone is beautifully situated in a shade between the trees. The shape of the rock is repeated in a light and transparent material; crocheted steel wire. The two forms are next to each other, inviting to thoughts around the heavy vs the light   “A Clear Day” is an outdoor art exhibition at Nääs Slott, situated just outside Gothenburg. Artists from the Nordic region are invited; Lise Wulff (N), Maria Lilja (S), Mikael Hansen […]
28
Feb 2017

Lise Wulff invited to outdoor exhibition in Sweden

The exhibition “A Clear Day” will take place at Nääs Castle, just outside Gothenburg, from the 20th of May to the 30th of September 2017. Five artists from the Nordic region are invited: Maria Lilja (S), Mikael Hansen (D), Kaisu Koivisto (F), Cecilia Parsberg (S), and Lise Wulff (N). Organizers are “Ett kryss för tanken” and Nääs Konsthantverk. The artists will be working on site before the exhibition. During the exhibition period, there will be several seminars and work shops. Migration is the conceptual framework of the exhibition, in a broad perspective. The first human beings came to Nääs during the bronze […]
12
Jan 2017

Group exhibition in Asker Kunstforening, Norway

The juried exhibition “Dobbeltgjenger” shows the work of 14 artist from Asker Bildende Kunstnere. Lise Wulff showed the sculpture “Wearing or tearing the second layer”. In the jury: Hilde Mørch, Kunsthistorisk prosjektsenter, Knut Blomstrøm, Trafo Kunsthall and Tine Blix, Asker Kunstforening. Artists: Lars Torjusson, Lise Wulff, Pippip Ferner, Jennifer Jorfald, Kjell Hommerstad, Thea Andenæs, Hilde C. Kjepso, Gisela Berg, Clazien N. Bergsmark, Karin Bang, Kathrine Johnsrud, Maina Movig, Hilde T. Harket og Tore Guriby.
10
Nov 2016

“Borders and Boundaries” – Exhibition at Bærum Kunsthall

The exhibition Borders and Boundaries is a juried exhibition shown at Bærum Kunsthall from the 10th to the 27th of November 2016. In the jury: Piere Leonel Matte, Esther Maria Bjørneboe and Juan Andres Milanes Benito. Artists: Ana Maria Lopez, Vigdis Storsveen, Ellen S. Holtskog, Stina Gellein, Billie Thackwell, Trude Madsen, Anna Marit Staruset, Grethe Ravnaas, Reidun Aafløy Hansen, Anne Liv Skjeggedal, Sunniva Krafft, Anni Onsager, Pippip Ferner, Mona K. Lalim, Tone Hagen,  Tobbe Malm, Sverre Hoel, Ellen Stranger, Cathrine Gehrken and Lise Wulff. The exhibition was opened by Head of Culture in Bærum, Berit Inger Øen.
20
Oct 2016

Artist talk at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

Lise Wulff will talk about her project Bærum Revisited (Som hendelse og sted), Tuesday 25th of October, at 12.00. Bærum Revisited is a visual meeting with the local history of the municipality of Bærum, Norway, from approximately 1870 until today. In this work commissioned by Henie Onstad Kunstsenter for the exhibition UTOPIA BÆRUM, Lise Wulff invited people to share their photos and stories with her. She also made use of archive photos from the local library. Special attention was given to daily life situations and stories so far unknow to the broader audience. From Henie Onstad Kunstsenter’s home page (Norwegian):
16
Oct 2016

UTOPIA BÆRUM at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

The exhibition UTOPIA BÆRUM is looking at the area of Bærum from different perspectives. Invited artists: Marthe Aas, Amy Franceschini, Youmna Chlala and Apolonija Sustersic and Lise Wulff. Lise Wulff’s project Bærum Revisited (Som hendelse og sted) is a visual meeting with the local history of the municipality of Bærum, Norway, from approximately 1870 until today. In this work commissioned by Henie Onstad Kunstsenter for the exhibition UTOPIA BÆRUM, Lise Wulff invited people to share their photos and stories with her. She also made use of archive photos from the local library. Special attention was given to daily life situations and stories so far unknow to the broader […]
11
Apr 2016

Go skiing to the vernissage! Stå på ski til vernissage!

Velkommen til åpning av verket “Woven Stone”, i Hemsedal, lørdag 23. april kl. 13.00! Kristin Krohn Devold står for åpningen. Du finner frem ved å ta Tindenheisen opp, da svever du like over verket. Vi skilter vei fra toppen av bakken og ned.   Info in English >>> Woven Stone er et miljørelatert kunstprosjekt ved billdekunstner Lise Wulff. Det knytter bånd mellom natur og kultur, mellom fortid og fremtid. Videre skapes et nytt sted, et nytt turmål, og en identitetsmarkør. Kunstprosjektet gjennomføres i samarbeid med Destination Hemsedal. Verket innvies lørdag 23. april kl. 13 av Kristin Krohn Devold. Publikum inviteres […]
19
Nov 2015

“In Between” at Bærum Kunsthall

In the group exhibition “In Between”, Lise Wulff showed a new series of art works inspired by the title of the exhibition. The organic pattern of the plywood is put to play with more strict and geometric lines and forms, submerging from behind, through openings in the former layer. Thus, making a space, a place “in between”. Working on this series, today’s refugee situation gave symbolic colors to the works, reflected in the title of each work.     The exhibition was curated by Vibeke Slyngstad, Merete Steiro Mortensen and Pekke Persson. Opened by mayor Lisbeth Hammer Krog. Other artists: Ellen Holtskog, Anna Marit […]
28
Aug 2015

“Behind the facade” at Bærum Kunsthall

In this group exhibition, Lise Wulff shows the video “Between Life and Decay”, made in collaboration with Norwegian musician Jonny Sjo.

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Jun 2015

“Woven Water” at Semsvann, Asker

Exhibition at Semsvann, Norway, May 2015. The water and the wooden boards have taken the place of the yarn as the threads of the weave. And while the water makes up the backdrop, the wooden boards create the pattern in this carpet of water.   Hundreds of people walked along the lake of Semsvann in the bright Norwegian summer night, as part of  the Asker kulturfestival.            
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May 2015

“The Human Mountain” in Munch’s studio at Ekely, Oslo

Artist Christian Tony Norum curated this group exhibition in Edvard Munch’s studio at Ekely, with one hundred participating artists.

10
Jan 2015

“Beneat and below (the outside is shallow)” at Bærum Kunstforening

Solo exhibition at Bærum Kunstforening, Norway, January 2015. What is the relationship between content and form? The outer shell gives us just a small part of the totality. Wulff seeks to go deeper than the first impression, building up works consisting of several layers, where the front layers partly or fully hide what is behind.

28
Sep 2014

“Woven Water” at Berger Museum

Exhibition at Berger Museum, Norway, automn 2014. The lake outside the old factory building is part of an art work inspired by the production that used to be inside; namely weaving. The water and the wooden boards have now taken the place of the yarn as the threads of the weave. And while the water makes up the backdrop, the wooden boards create the pattern in this carpet of water. Woven Water will be on the lake for one year, to be able to follow it through the seasonal changes.        
28
Jun 2013

Moving line

The Municipality of Bærum invited tree artists to intervene in the public space of Sandvika in June 2013. Lise Wulff drew a line of sand on one of the bridges across the river. Being a main link from one side of the city to the other, the bridge is busy and full of people. Some discovered the line, and adapted to it, others did not see it. I wanted to explore the force of a simple line.   Over a period of two weeks, the line was gradually erased, turning into a thin layer of sand on the whole bridge, and finally […]
12
Jun 2013

Exhibition in Belgrade, June 2013

In the group exhibition “Izložba 34. i 35.” at Treci Beograd, Lise Wulff showed her sculpture “Self portrait”, made by dry corn plants. Outside the gallery, her work “Perpetuality (divided)” made by rusted iron, was shown.      
16
Apr 2013

“Elements” at ArtEco Gallery in London

Group exhibition at ArtEco Gallery, London, in 2013. From ancient history through the classical era and beyond, mankind has long been mesmerised by the four elements of Earth, Water, Air and Fire. From Babylonia to Greece, the concept of the four elements has come to symbolise everything from different facets of the cosmos to alchemical experiments and even personalities and zodiac signs. ArtEco Gallery, London, is pleased to announce its group exhibition ‘Elements’, exploring these four facets through the works of Lise Wulff, Kyounghee Noh, Sidsel Christensen, Hyojun Hyun and Mat Chivers. Part of an annual themed exhibition, ‘Elements’ comes as […]
10
Apr 2013

“Green Energy”, outdoor exhibition

In the city center of Sandvika, Norway, five green trees are lighting up the dark – giving promise for the spring to come. A collaborative work together with Danish artist Dorthe Søndergaard, spring 2013. Placed in a colorless area of the city, surrounded by grey buildings, the green trees and the colorful carpets below them, changed the environment completely, creating a more dynamic and energetic ambience.        
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Sep 2012

“Lost Garden” at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

Group exhibition summer 2012. The exhibition did not take place within the safe concrete walls of the Arts Centre, but in the wild and overgrown wooded area in front of the Art Centre’s entrance and on the steps down to the waterfront. These outdoor areas were transformed into an organic and process oriented exhibition space at the mercy of the climate and seasonal whims. The works took the form of site-specific visual interventions in the landscape and focused on themes such as displacement, identity, absence, protection, and as the title refers to, a paradise lost. During the summer of 2012, a total of 15 works created by 22 artists were […]
15
Jun 2012

“Beneath” at Galerie Califia, Czech Republic 2012

The group exhibition Beneath deals with things that are underground, unconscious, below the surface and otherwise ignored. Lise Wulff exhibited paintings on glass boards from her series Under the surface. She also showed art works created from found objects during her residency stay at ArtMill.

15
Jun 2012

Sound installation at Museum Kampa, Prague

As part of the UN Safe Planet Campaign, and the Ahoj-project by ArtMill, Lise Wulff installed the sound piece “Signs of Life” in the sculpture garden of Museum Kampa, Prague, in 2012. Just as the sound is rising from the ground, so does the tree – both of them providing their individual signs of a living Earth.   In this site specific piece, sound is streaming from the ground, from a hidden speaker. The piece communicates with the auditory sense of the attentive visitor. No visual sign is given to attract the attention. Still, the carefully selected placement under the […]
29
May 2012

“Labyrinth” at Bærum Kulturhus

Group exhibition at the Culture House of Bærum, May 2012. In collaboration with Akershus Kunstsenter, and curated by Monica Holmen. Wulff showed a site specific work, making use of the special pattern of the walls.    
28
Aug 2011

“Landscape – revisited” in Slovakia

Outdoor group exhibition in Dúbravica, 2011. Seven international artists were invited for a residency with the aim of establishing an outdoor gallery in Dúbravica, just outside Banská Bystica. The project was supported by the Slovakian Ministry of Culture and ArtToday, and Mexican Carlos Carmonamedina curated the exhibition. Lise Wulff made three pieces; Some day I’ll go my own way, Perpetuality and Defenders. All works made use of materials found on site, as well as elements from nature. In order to survive, the tree needs to overcome the constraints of the net.    The rhythm of the day, …of the year, …of life   […]
18
Aug 2008

“50-50-50” at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter

In the group exhibition 50-50-50 at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter in 2008, Lise Wulff incorporated nature in different ways. The use of oil and sheets of glass reflected natural phenomena surrounding the box and absorbed these into the work so that they interacted with the elements inside: Beautiful, untreated stones and organic forms painted on sheets of glass. The works reflect on the ambivalence of nature: The stone is solid, while glass is delicate and vulnerable. The oil can seem dark and threatening, but at the same time visually beautiful and fascinating.