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NORDIC LIGHT FESTIVAL
PROGRAM 2020
© Paul Cupido
WELCOME!
I’m proud to wish you all welcome to the 15th Leading and running a cultural institution is hard
Nordic Light Festival of Photography. Despite work, a lot of twists and turns, but of course lots
challenging times cause of the Covid-19 we deci- of fun. If things look bad, I ask myself: what
ded to fight our way through, and have formed can I learn from this? And when everything is
a fantastic program that we’re very proud of. We easy-peasy I ask myself: what can I learn from
told ourselves: “2020 is the year where we need this? Nordic Light is a huge learning platform,
to support Norwegian artists” and therefore the especially in dialogue with our collaborators and
main part of the program is Norwegian – that sponsors with their unique expertise. Thank you
makes my heart warm. for your support, for good constructive conver-
sations which have helped us raise the quality
Nordic Light Festival of Photography have been of the festival.
an important event every year hosting internati-
onal stars and fantastic people. After listening to Last year I told every participant at the festival to
stories about the history and hard work through smile, talk to someone you don’t know and give at
all these years, there is no doubt that if it wasn’t least one person a hug. I wish I could encourage
for Morten Krogvold, there wouldn’t be a festival you to do the same this year, but I have to ask
today. Therefore I’m proud that we will now greet you stay distant to the ones you meet, but smile
him with a honorary award – to all of us in Nordic a little extra, say more nice things to each other
Light he is our honorary director and we’re very and spread your love by keeping your distance
thankful for having him by our side building the and your hands clean. Remember: love is not a
festival even further. goal, it is the way!
During my time in Nordic Light I’ve started to All though the festival is a bit smaller this year, it
feel at home in Kristiansund, and I’ve meet so contains many interesting, enjoyable and even
many interesting and lovely people. Everything some new events. My goal is that everyone joi-
happening around the festival is very important ning Nordic Light will leave happy, full of mot-
to the locals, and we’ve started to build more and ivation and enthusiasm, with new knowledge,
more photo activities and exhibitions all year. I new friends, and moments to remember. Take
love working together with all our volunteers, I’m care and enjoy!
so proud and thankful for your help, for all the
laughter and support. – Lise Kristin Kvenseth, Festival Manager
Photo: Katinka Goldberg
UNCERTAIN STATES SCANDINAVIA Uncertain States / Scandinavia is primarily an artist-led project that publishes and distributes a free broadsheet newspaper showing lens-based- art. Formed in 2016 by Dagny Hay, Tor S Ulstein and Charlie Fjätstöm, this year Will Vickers joined the team. The group has grown over the past 4 years from a small core to a loose confederacy of over 100 artists with different background who share the same ethos: that is, to create a plat-form for work that reflects some key social and political con- cerns and challenges how perceptions are formed in society on issues as diverse as politics, religion and personal identity, whilst at the same time nurture a growing community of independent artists who seek an alternative outlet for their artistic practice. Additionally, Ucs. Scandinavia is known to travel and collaborate with galleries and festivals all over Scandinavia and Europe. Subscribe to the newspaper at info@ucsscan- dinavia.com | Follow us on Instagram: ucssca- ndinavia Edited by Dagny Hay, Tor S. Ulstein, Will Vickers and Charlie Fjätström. We welcome submissions from lens-based artists for further publications.
AAPO HUHTA Aapo Huhta (1985) is a Helsinki based photo- grapher. He received an MA in photography from the Aalto University of Arts and Design, Helsinki Finland. Aapo Huhta combines elements of documentary practise with his own subjective observations, building a range of ambiguous and often fragmented narratives in his work. The exploration has culminated in two photo- books, Block (Kehrer Verlag, 2015) and Omatan- dangole (Kehrer Verlag, 2019). In 2014, Huhta was selected as one of the Top 30 Under 30 pho- tographers by the Magnum Photos. He received the award of the Young Nordic Photographer of the Year 2015 and was chosen for the Joop Swart Masterclass in 2016. In 2019, he was selected for a Young Artist of the Year award by Tampere Art Museum. www.aapohuhta.com
ADEY AdeY has a a background in performance, choreography and dance, and his photography explores the human bodys balance, strength and physics. The work seeks to create a non-sex- ualised and open-minded representation of humankind, which is based on a dream of acceptance. With a humorous and experimental approach, they seek to highlight our vulnerability, loneli- ness, and strengths, whilst capturing those little moments of social oppression, isolation, anxiety, and depression that appear to play a central role in the human condition. His work have been exhibited at several high profile photo exhibiti- ons, art fairs and photo festival and published in magazines like Paper Magazine (USA), Elephant (UK), Unplugged Art Magazine (Japan), Cheese (France) and Dazed (UK). www.adey.co
BJØRN WAD Bjørn Wad (b. 1984 in Zurich) works in pho- tography and film, with both personal and commercial projects. His works both abroad and in Norway, and often goes across genres. Bjørn Wad is a graduate of the Norwegian School of Photography in Trondheim. His last two solo exhibitions, Family Portraits at Rådhusplassen in Oslo, and Kunstnerliv at Gal- leri Fineart in Oslo, received national attention. His work with the book «Artist life - Portraits of Norwegian contemporary artists» won gold for this year’s most beautiful photo book / art book in 2019 at Grafill’s «Most beautiful books of the year» award ceremony. www.bjornwad.com
DAG ALVENG Dag Alveng is one of Norways most succsessful photographers and his work has been shown in solo and group shows around the world. His photographs are in the permanent collections of major museums in America and abroad, inclu- ding the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Museum of Modern Art, Moderna Museet I Stockholm, Museet for Samtidskunst Oslo and Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter. Alveng has published several books, among them Asylum (1987), The Shipyard at Solheimsviken (1990), Layers of Light (1995), Summer Light (2001), Racing (2012) and Wilse (2015). www. alveng.com www.alveng.com
CHARLIE FJÄTSTRÖM Charlie Fjätström is an artist living and working in Oslo, Norway. Charlies’s works are often political and his images have a dark sense of humour. From Suicide to countryside politics and phi- losophical views on life, he uses his camera to focus on (what he thinks) important Subjects in our society. He has shown his work both nationally and internationally with solo shows in Kiel, Germany at Kunstraum B, House of photography in Oslo Norway, Anexet in Sveg, Sweden. Bergen Kjøtt, Bergen and Vasli Souza Oslo. In 2013, Charlie received his BA from The Sir John Cass School of Art, Architecture and Design (The Cass) Instagram: @charliefjatstrom
DAGNY HAY Dagny Hay (b. 1990) is a visual artist currently doing her MFA at the Academy of Fine Arts in Trondheim, whose work centers around the pro- liferation of blue emitting LEDs in our artificial lit lives. The work relates to issues as diverse as sleep, circadian desynchrony, light pollution, anthropogenic and artificial lights, overconsump- tion and climate chaos. A lot of her works are autobiographical and echo society’s problem with patience, restlessness and other human behaviour. Dagny Hay has a Bachelor of Arts Honours in Photography from the University of Hertfordshire. She is the co-edi- tor of the lens-based art paper Uncertain States Scandinavia together with Tor Simen Ulstein, Will Vickers and Charlie Fjätström. Instagram: @dagnyhay
DOMINIK FLEISCHMANN Dominik is one oft three selections for this years Open Call at Nordic Light. He is now based in Finland after living in different animal sanctu- aries across the globe while searching for happy endings on this journey of suffering in the relati- onship of man and nature. He is currently completing his MA studies in photography at Aalto University School of Arts, Design and Architecture. Dominik’s most recent work is dedicated to ani- mals used in scientific research and targeting the ethical and moral flaws of our feeble life. The series is looking for an answer to how human nature made it possible to justify the torture of everything natural without ever giving back to anyone but to ourselves. www.mysilentkingdom.com
EMIL KJÆRNLI Every year a jury selects a winner in Portfoliopri- sen, a talent expo published by the Norwegian photographic magazine Fotografi, and the winner will be exhibited at Nordic Light. Emil is a student at the Academy of Arts in Oslo and won with his series “Oblivion”: For years i have photographed myself, my friends, aswell as random people i meet in this small town. Many years of my life has been wasted because of alcohol and anexity. The one fills up the other, and the other empties the other. The two opposites goes hand in hand aswell as it makes everything worse. But for a couple of hours i get to have a break from the stresful, anxious and depressed life, just to wake up to everything being worse. Instagram: @emilkjaernli
ETHAN RAFAL Rafal is a photographer based in San Francisco and Oslo. His work deals with the individual and collective experience of violence, and the ways in which subsequent representations of violence inform personal and national mythologies. He teaches, mentors, helps run an art space, col- laborates with Art For a Democratic Society, and has an imprint to publish so-called ‘difficult’ work. His project Shock and Awe is active in the colle- ctions of Museums and Universities across the Western World. The First Edition, Special Edition, and tour ephemera are included in Museum colle- ctions devoted to the history of photography, and photography books. Shock and Awe has become source material in History and North American Studies programs. www.ethanrafal.com
GT NERGAARD GT Nergaard has 30 years of experience as a professional photographer and is a graduate of the Brooks Institute of Photography in Califor- nia. In parallel with his position as principal at the Norwegian School of Photography in Trondheim, he works with personal projects for books and exhibitions. Nergaard’s work is at the crossroads between fiction and reality, and is a poetic interpretation of the interaction between man and nature. Central is vitalism, the body and the sun as a cleansing force. The darkness represents a dystopian coun- terweight and establishes balance and harmony. There is no shadow without highlights, or day wit- hout night. Under Nordic Light he will show work from the book «Storvatn» which will be launched in the spring of 2021. www.gtnergaard.com
HANNA FAUSKE Hanna Fauske (b. 1988) is a visual artist with a bachelor’s degree from the Academy of Fine Arts in Trondheim (2014). She creates images through stagings and compositions that are often expressed via photo and video. In her work, we explore a fictional world inspi- red by the everyday life of reality and so-called ordinary people. We are invited into the private spheres where Fauske highlights elements and situations that are seemingly normal and have become so common that we take them for gran- ted. In her work, she opens up for the alternative and the absurd, where humor and positivity help to create a light-hearted atmosphere around the odd and unusual. www.hannafauske.com
HELGE ASBJØRNSEN Directors Choice! This year, Morten Krogvolds selected festival exhibitor is Helge Asbjørnsen. Helge is a doctor, specialist in anesthesia, and is chief physician in the Emergency Medicine Department and at the Trauma Center in Helse Bergen. In parallel with this, he has for the last eight years worked on a photo project. Here he tries to bring the experiences from his work into the project, and unite these in what he has called «Insight», where the goal is an awa- reness of what we fill our lives with – be aware of our memento mori. The purpose is to enrich our life. Helge is also launching a book on this topic at this years Nordic Light festival.
HELGE SKODVIN Helge Skodvin is a photographer based in Ber- gen. He is an educated carpenter, but since he put down the hammer he has been working as a photographer for magazines, newspapers, companies and publishers. He has published three photo books (and several more on the way). His book «240 Landscape» was named the best photo book by Martin Parr in 2015. Skodvin works in the genre of documentary pho- tography, with a strong visual voice and personal approach. www.helgeskodvin.no
INGRID BJØRNOV Ingrid Bjørnov has lived several musical lives. She started as one half of Dollie; an ward-winning pop duo from the eighties who later went to London with the musical Which Witch. She then worked for many years in theater and TV, before she made her debut as a solo artist around the turn of the millennium. In the spring of 2017 she released her third solo album; Jugekors & Sørgerender. In 2017 and 2018 she toured the whole country with her fifth solo show, Steinway to Heaven. Ingrid is an ambassador for SOS Barnebyer and also started Et Dagsverk for Down. She colla- borates regularly with Øystein Sunde and Kari Slaatsveen, and she is the high protector for Oslo Fagottkor. She is regularly to be head on the pro- gram Herreavdelingent on NRK P1.
KARANTENEKUNST The corona crisis changed the everyday lives of many photographers and photography students throughout the nation. Overnight, future jobs was canceled, schools closed and many worried about the future. Fortunately, we are adaptable problem solvers. We can use situations like this to express our- selves visually and to create art. The Norwegian School of Photography gave its students a task during the lockdown, to document this special time. Through the procect «Karantenekunst» we will show how young talents interpret this state of emergency. The project is supported by Fritt Ord and exhibited at Kunstforeningen, Konsul Johnsens gate 1 a. www.karantenekunst.no
Photo: Maren Terese Forsbakk
KATINKA GOLDBERG Katinka Goldberg (born 1981 in Stockholm) is a camera-based artist who, through collages, researches the characteristics of the photo- graphic medium as both reality and fiction. Goldberg’s first book «Surfacing» (Journal 2011) was included in Martin Parr and Gerry Badger’s «The Photobook A History Vol.3» (Phaidon) and she has had a wide range of exhibitions, both in Norway and around Europe. In 2016 she was featured in FOAM Talent (Amsterdam) with an exhibition in both London and New York, and her latest project «Shtumer Alef» was recently part of the exhibition «Nor- wegian Documentary Photography» at the Henie Onstad art museum. Goldberg’s next book «Bursts» will be published by Journal in 2020. www.katinkagoldberg.com
KATJA HØST Katja Høst is one out of three artists selected for this years Open Call. She holds a degree in Photo- graphy from Bergen Academy of Arts and Design and at Nordic Light Høst present photos from her project Y-blokka, depicting an iconic modernist building which formed part of the Norwegian government quarter for over fifty years. The images show the building scarred by the 2011 terror bombings, addressing the lack of historical awareness in cultural policies allowing the demolition of this major monument to the Norwegian welfare state. In relation to the festival theme of Human nature the project might address our innate need to mark ours- elves by creating something new, rather than acknowledge and build on history. www.katjahost.com
KAROLINE HJORTH & RIITTA IKONEN Photographer, artist and author Karoline Hjorth completed BA Photographic Arts and MA Inter- national Journalism at The University of West- minster (London) in 2009 and published her first book «The Mormon Monologues» (Publishing Press) in 2011. The same year she started collaborating with Fin- nish artist Riitta Ikonen , which has resulted in a series of projects, publications and exhibitions, including «Eyes as Big as Plates» (2011-) and «The Lumber Room» (2013) and «Time is a ship that never casts anchor» (2014-18). The book «Eyes as Big as Plates» (Forlaget Press 2017) was nominated for the Paris Photo / Aperture Foundation First Photobook Award and won Gold for Best Cover in the Norwegian Most Beautiful Books of the Year. www.karolinehjorth.com
MICHAEL SØNDERGAARD Søndergaards work is concerned with ideas of expressing and defining masculinity and iden- tity. He produces ominously dark and eloquently beautiful portraits of fragile yet powerful subjects. His work is informed by a personal and academic interest in religious studies, after studying reli- gious science (University of Copenhagen), which is the basis for his debut series «RITE» (2018). www.michaelsoendergaard.dk
NICOLE RAFIKI Nicole Rafiki is a contemporary fine artist based in Oslo, Norway. As an interdisciplinary artist, she uses design, text, and photography to re-imagine and challenge the stereotypical depiction of spa- ces, contexts and the people who are affected by Global Migration. Her conceptual photography uses symbolism as a tool of engagement. Instagram: @ms.rafiki
OLE BRODERSEN Ole Brodersens work explores the landscape and the natural forces that affect it. He tries to show us something beyond the borders; to the human experience of the landscape, to what we cannot always see. Brodersen tries to capture the feeling of being present in a landscape, by creating images that to a certain extent are direct imprints of the surroundings in motion. In the series Horizontal Displacement, he photographs from an open drif- ting boat with long exposures. The camera as a recording tool becomes part of the movements. www.olebrodersen.com
PAUL CUPIDO Paul Cupido’s (b. 1972, the Netherlands) art con- siders the transience of life and humanity’s search for happiness. Inspired by the Japanese principle of Mu (meaning ‘to not have’), for Cupido this concept encapsulates the existential void which he contemplates in his photography. Like the art of the Japanese haiku, Cupido’s works distill the simple and the beautiful. The idea of Mu goes beyond having to choose. In translation its meaning comes close to ‘does not have’. Searching for Mu — taking shape in pho- tographs, film clips, sound and folded paper — is tantamount to a quest. I have journeyed nearly as far away from home as possible, nevertheless, a journey outward equally means an exploration of our inner selves. A journey inward searching for acceptance that life comes to an end, yet at the same time knowing that life is circular, starting over time and again. www.paulcupido.nl
PIXY LIAO For over 10 years Pixy has been photographing her relationship with his 5 year younger Japanese boyfriend Moro. This has resulted in an extensive project, Experimental Relationship, and the pro- ject has won numerous awards and was selected in 2019 to be exhibited during the Arles photo festival. Pixy Liao was born and raised in Shanghai and is currently based in Brooklyn, NY. She is a recipient of the NYFA Fellowship in photography, A Foco’s New Works Fellowship and the LensCulture Exposure Awards.Liao’s photographs have been exhibited internationally, including He Xiangning Art Museum (China), Museum of Sex (NY), Asia Society (Houston), Flower Gallery (NY), Leo Xu Projects (China), Metro Pictures (NY), First Draft Gallery (Sydney) and at the Unseen Festival in Amsterdam. www.pixyliao.com
RAMBERGHAUG & THÖRNQVIST Kim Ramberghaug (b. 1973) is a Norwegian pho- tographer and has studied art and photography at Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Jessika Thörnqvist (b. 1975) is a Swedish visual artist and holds an MFA from Trondheim Aca- demy of Fine Art. Their first book, Stasis, was published in 2016 and their most recent publication, From now on it will always be evening, has just been launched. Their new work By this river. From source to pond was part of the exhibition Ruralitet - centrum, periferi at Rackstadmuseet in Arvika (S) and later this autumn, a more extended version of the pro- ject will be presented as a solo show at Martin Bryder Gallery in Lund (S). At Nordic Light Festival of Photography photographs from the series will be on view, accompanied by an artist’s book. Instagram: le_navire_night & kim_ramberghaug
RASMUS VASLI Rasmus Vasli (b.1986, Norway) holds a MA in Fine Art Photography from the University of the Arts London. Since 2013 he has been the Director and Co-founder of Fotogalleri Vasli Souza, as well as a part time artist. Vasli’s photography work pri- marily focuses on the family and self-portraiture, where he wishes to express a genuine interest in human emotions and relations. The quarantine has given me time to reflect and bring together old works that was never meant to be shown. During the period in which most of these portraits where taken, I often found myself in new situations seeking and feeling on loneli- ness. Very much how I imagine many of us must have felt during the last couple of months. www.vasli.no
ROGER TURESSON Roger Turesson is a staff photographer for Dagens Nyheter, a Swedish daily newspaper published in Stockholm. He has won numerous awards and covered numerous world events, including the Gulf War, the conflicts in former Yugoslavia, Chechnya, Gaza, Kashmir, Iraq, Darfur, Lebanon and Syria. Throughout his career he has also worked on extensive photographic essays in Sweden and abroad, documenting people in their daily life. In 2002 Roger moved on to a freelance career and was one of the founding members of Moment Agency. He worked as a contributing photographer and as a lecturer and consultant with workshops designated to develop photojour- nalism and picture editing in the tabloid format. In 2007 he was appointed chief photo editor for Dagens Nyheter. Since 2010 he works as staff photographer for the same newspaper. www.rogerturesson.se
Foto: Edgar Glomnes
TOR SIMEN ULSTEIN Tor Simen Ulstein (b. 1988) Is an Oslo based artist and one of the founders of UCS / SCA- NDINAVIA, a lens-based art paper. He has had several exhibitions over the past years both at home and abroad. He is fascinated with the mundane objects in the everyday landscape, that we in our daily life are too busy to see. Ulstein often collaborates with his brother, the writer, Geir S. Ulstein. They have made several books together on their big passion for cycling among other historical and cultural subjects. Tor received his BA from The Sir John Cass Faculty of Art, Architecture and Design (The Cass).
TORSTEIN LUND EIK Torstein Lund Eik is one of three artists chosen for this years Open Call. He is a Norwegian lens-ba- sed artist who takes to the skies to explore the interactions between mankind and our planet. The artist seeks to examine the human imprint - the mark we leave on our physical world. Torstein works largely with the drone as a photographic tool, working in the intersection of abstractionism and documentary work. www.torsteinlundeik.com
WILL VICKERS Will Vickers is a photographer. He studied Fine Art at the Sir John Cass School of Art, Archite- cture and Design in London, and lives and works between Stockholm and New York City. His work explores themes of loneliness, loss and death, as a tool for dealing with family tragedies and trauma. He has published two books, “Circuits and Slumps” (2019) and “The Mint Club” (2020), and has exhibited in London, Melbourne, Oslo, Helsinki as well as at Nordic Light Festival, and his work can be found in private collections globally. www.willvickers.co.uk
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WHAT MOVES US work – including the preparation of our exhibition
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The group exhibition «What Moves Us» shows
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who all attended Bilder Nordic School of Pho- contribution for all members. Here at NLE you
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Laara Matsen and Damian Heinisch celebrating the release of the 2019 Yearbook –
. Only images made during the specific year of
The projects look at how the external world each Yearbook are eligible for contribution. This
can both represent or affect our inner life. The means that rather than being a collection of «all
human experience is framed by and rooted in time high» photographs, a Yearbook represents
our surroundings. Our habitat is part of us, but an important historical document of the trends
it is only accessible through our own perception, and skills among Norwegian photography ent-
which again changes with our state of mind. This husiasts during that given year.
dance of mind and matter is an integral part of
human nature. You can also view the awarded photographs from
the 2020 Nordic Championship arranged by the
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Thursday 10.00: Photography in focus: What is it about
photobooks? Ethan Rafal presents his
20.00: Opening of the festival & galleries work as curator for this years Photobook
(Festival café & gallery) festival in Oslo
11.00: Photography in focus: Karoline Hjorth
og Riitta Ikonen talks about their project
Friday «Eyes As Big As Plates» and the sequel
that they will present during the festival.
08.00: Morning movie They will talk about the process from idea
10.00: Photography in focus: How to develop and financing, to shooting and completion
your own visual language in a time when of exhibitions and books
everyone is a photographer. With GT 12.00: Uncertain States Scandinavia: The artist
Nergaard, Charlie Fjätström & Katja Høst run paper UCS presents photographers
11.00: Photography in focus: Art & commerce from this years publication; Ole Brodersen,
– how to live of photography as art. With Nicole Rafiki & AdeY
Thale Blix Fastvold, Kristine Jakobsen & 13.00: Break
Brian Cliff Olguin 14.00: Talk by GT Nergaard
12.00: Uncertain States Scandinavia: The artist 15.00: Talk by Bjørn Wad
run paper UCS presents photographers 16.00: Mortens personal choice 2020: Talk with
from this years publication; Dagny Hay, Helge Asbjørnsen
Ethan Rafal & Aapo Huhta 17.00: Break
13.00: Break 18.00: Talk by Dag Alveng
14.00: Talk by Helge Skodvin 19.00: Talk by Pixy Liao
15.00: Open Call: Talks by Katja Høst, Dominik 20.30: Face to face with Ingrid Bjørnov. We
Fleischmann & Torstein Lund Eik invite you to a special evening with Ingrid
16.30: Talk by Katinka Goldberg Bjørnov and Morten Krogvold, with music
17.30: Break and conversations with one of Norways
19.00: Talk by Paul Cupido most prominent artists (Separate ticket)
20.00: Launch of this years festival paper from 21.00: Food, drinks & music (Festival café &
Uncertain States Scandinavia. Talks by gallery)
Hanna Fauske, Will Vickers & Charlie
Fjätström. Performance by AdeY &
Chromatics Sunday
21.30: Food, drinks & music (Festival café &
gallery) 10.00: Open gallery, bookshop & café
10.00: Tour of the gallery
11:00: Portfolio-reviews
Saturday
Due to covid regulations, all talks will be held in
08.00: Morning movie Caroline.You can also read
