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Stian Ådlandsvik Galleri K Galleri K Stian Ådlandsvik Born 1981 in Bergen, Norway. Live and work in Oslo and Leipzig EDUCATION 2003–06 National Academy of Fine Arts, Oslo 2005 Hochschule für bildende Künste, Hamburg (Prof. Eran Schaerf) (exchange) 2001–03 Rogaland School of Art, Stavanger SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2018 Hå Gamle Prestegård, Hå (NO) (upcoming) 2017 Negative Growth, Galleri K, Oslo Bruised Features, Z Gallery arts, Vancouver BC (CA) 2016 Goblin Treasure, Noplace, Oslo 2015 Société Anonyme, Galleri K, Oslo 2014 Breaking out of prison with a safety pin, Galleri Gann, Sandnes (NO) 2012 Abstract simplicity of need, Entree, Bergen (NO) Greasy Lace, Waxy Pith, Brussels Take these hands, MK gallery, Milton Keynes, (UK) The cyclical behaviour of equlibrium, Østfold Kunstnersenter, Fredrikstad (NO) 2011 Echo, Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin 2010 Hell is Chrome, Gallery Erik Steen, Oslo 2008 Vehiculare, Gallery Erik Steen, Oslo 2007 Stream Day, Young Artists Society, Oslo 2006 ...and then it suddenly inverted, Galleri Gann, Sandnes, (NO) In, Reversed, Out, Avav123, Hamburg 2005 It´s Not Unlike Being on the Top of a Snowcovered Mountain, Galleri 21:25, Oslo 2004 Dieluxe Emergency Equipment, Galleri 21:24, Oslo COLLABORATIVE SOLO EXHIBITIONS WITH LUTZ-RAINER MÜLLER 2017 Copernicus, Norwegian sculptures society, Oslo 2016 SYZYGY, Objectiv magazine, Oslo 2015 Unholy Matrimony, FLACC, Genk (BE) 2013 Silk & Sour, MELK, Oslo 2012 Stadt mit Vollausstattung, Dortmunder Kunstverein, Dortmund (with Pepper + Woll) 2011 Hinterland/Bakomland, Public performance, Kunsthall Oslo, Oslo 2010 Still life with modern guilt, MOT international, London You Only tell me you love me when you´re drunk, Hordaland Arts Centre, Bergen Still life with hyena, lotus and cave, W17/Kunstnernes hus, Oslo 2008 If it won’t fly, try using it as a reducing machine, simultaneously at Galerie HfbK, Elektrohaus, Trottoir and St.Pauli Kunstverein, all in Hamburg 2006 sketches for the meantime, Fotogalleriet, Oslo HAMC jubilee, The National Museum, Oslo (with Frode Markhus) GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2017 Season Gallery, Seattle (US) Guest artist one week in Kjell Varvins exhibition FRI GEOMETRI - Ustabile Variabler, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo 2016 Drawing biennale 2016: The sketch: A collective psycogeographical guide to Oslo, Oslo 2014 PIEROGI XX: Twentieth Anniversary Exhibition, Pierogi, NY New Arrangements, Galleria Rajatila, Tampere (FI) Restate, Art:I:Curate, London 2013 Örebro open art, Örebro (SE) Galleri K, Oslo 2012 Not even light can escape, A und V, Leipzig So near the garden but still miles away, 1/9Unosunove, Rome Diamonds are forever, Galleri Erik Steen, Oslo Grounded, bb15, Linz Lost in translation, ONO, Oslo 2011 Reminds me tomorrow, Skalitzer140, Berlin Precarious Interchange, Waxy Pith, Brussels Unfolding: Processes, Grimmuseum, Berlin Acting on a tip, Grünerløkka Kunsthall, Oslo Their work is fabulous, Galleri Erik Steen, Oslo 2010 Babelsk, Bergen Art Museum, Bergen Reflected in a drop of oil, Galleri Niklas Belenius, Stockholm The drawing biennale, Moss (NO) Kongsvinger Fortress, Kongsvinger (NO) Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo Unfinished Business, Waterside Project Space, London 2009 Tempo Skien, Telemarks Kunstnersenter (NO) Galleri Erik Steen, Oslo Dark matter, Peder Balke Center, Toten (NO) Barentz Triennale, Oslo, Tromsø, Rovaniemi, Helsinki, Murmansk, Moscow SnowballEditions2008, Lautom Contemporary, Oslo 2008 New works, Galleri Erik Steen, Oslo Platform China, Beijing SnowballEditions2008, Torpedo, Oslo Lights On, Astrup Fearnley Museum of Moderen Art, Oslo 2007 New works, Galleri Erik Steen, Oslo Be One, Get Three, Cluster Galerie, Berlin Obergeschoss Dritter Finger Rechts, Ballhaus Ost, Berlin Architecture, Gallery KiT, Trondheim Play, Gallery Erik Steen, Oslo 2006 Take Off, Galleri Brandstrup, Oslo Kunstakademiets avgangsutstilling, Stenersenmuseet, Oslo 2005 Velkommen, Galleri Seilduken, Oslo 2004 Sur-re-al, Galleri Seilduken, Oslo Vestlandet i verden, Vestlandsutstillingen (touring exhibition) 2003 Ung2003, Galleri F15, Moss RESIDENCIES 2013 FLACC, Genk (BE) 2012 Amsterdams Grafisch Atelier, Amsterdam 2011 Künstlerhaus Bethanien, Berlin, OCA (Office for Contemporary Art Norway) 2010 W17, Oslo Air Bergen, Bergen 2008 Platform China, Beijing, OCA (Office for Contemporary Art Norway) COLLECTIONS KLP, Bergen (NO) Nomas Fundation, Rome (IT) Bergen Art Museum, Bergen (NO) Wintershall, Stavanger (NO) Astrup Fearnley Foundation, Oslo (NO) Private Collections PUBLIC COMMISSIONS WITH LUTZ-RAINER MÜLLER 2019 Polarsirkelen High School, Mo I Rana (NO) (upcoming) 2018 Heimdal High School, Heimdal (NO) (upcoming) 2017 Tolkewitz Oberschule Gymnasium, Dresden, Germany (upcoming) 2016 Ullerntunet dementia care center, Oslo Red Cross resource centre Mortensrud, Oslo Terrot GmbH, Chemnitz, Germany 2015 Granstangen middle school, Oslo University of Tromsø /Norwegian Arctic university, Tromsø, Norway 2014 Bergen University College, Bergen, Norway Stein mit Vollausstattung, Dortmund City Centre, Germany 2013 Hadeland High School, Gran, Norway PUBLICATIONS 2015 You only tell me you love me when you´re drunk, Revolver (with Lutz-Rainer Müller) 2013 Silk & Sour, Lord Jim Publishing (with Lutz-Rainer Müller) 2012 Hell is Chrome, Künstlerhaus Bethanien STIPENDS 2016 Prosjektstøtte kulturrådet 2016 Statens utstillingsstipend 2016 2 årig arbeidsstipend vederlagsfondet 2014 2 årig arbeidsstipend, Kulturrådet 2011 3 årig arbeidsstipend, Kulturrådet 2009 2 årig arbeidsstipend, Kulturrådet 2008 1 årig arbeidsstipend, Kulturrådet 2007 Etableringsstipend, Kulturrådet Galleri K Bjørn Farmanns gate 4 T: +47 22 55 35 88 gallerik@online.no N-0271 Oslo, Norway.
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