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SVERRE MALLING Born 1977 in Oslo SVERRE MALLING Born 1977 in Oslo, Norway EDUCATION 2000- The State Academy of Fine Arts, Oslo Norway 2004 1997- Oslo National Academy of the Arts, Bachelor, Visual Arts 2000 1996- Granum School of Drawing and Painting, Oslo, Norway 1997 SOLO EXHIBITIONS 2021 Retrospective Solo Exhibition, (Upcoming), Haugar Vestfold Art Museum, Norway Gallery Kunstverket, (Upcoming), Oslo, Norway (Upcoming) Gallery Haaken, Adieu To Old England, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, England 2020 Victor Wynd Museum of Curosities, London, England 2017 The blossoms we wear in our hats, Gallery Haaken, Norway 2014 Satellites and Pomegranates, Gallery Haaken, Norway 2013 Tegninger fra 22.julisaken, The Norwegian Philosphy, Kragerø, Norway Sverre Malling - Louis Moe, Grenland Kunsthall, Norway* 2011 The season have no fear, Galleri Thomassen, Gothenburg, Sweden 2010 Sleeping in a hollow log, Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway* 2009 The pipers call, Gallery Haaken, Oslo, Norway* Spirit Caravan, Lillehammer Art Museum, Lillehammer, Norway* 2007 Gallery Haaken, Oslo, Norway* SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2021 (Upcoming) Enter Art Fair, Copenhagen, Denmark 2020 Nordic Noir, Gallen Kallela Museum, Helsinki, Finland London Print Fair, Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK 2019 Kunstverket 30 years, Kunstverket Gallery, Oslo, Norway Marginalization, Arts Council Norway’s conference, Byscenen, Trondheim, Norway The Collection, Bomuldsfabrikken, Arendal, Norway Get The Picture, Sørlandets Art Museum, Kristiansand, Norway 2018 YME Art Poster Show, Oslo, Norway London Print Fair, Royal Academy of Arts, London, UK* Contemporary Chaos, Vestfossen Kunstlaboratium, Norway* Å være nær, Dropsfabrikken, Trondheim, Norway Picture Believer - A Collector’s Items, Blomqvist, Oslo, Norway* Printing in the Infernal Method, Kunstverket Gallery, Oslo, Norway* 2017 Volta Show, Basel, Switzerland Everything exists now, Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery, London, England Exitus, Punkt Ø, Galleri F15, Moss, Norway 2016 Sneakyville, Haugar Vestfold Art Museum* Treasures, Nord Norsk Kunstmuseum* 2015 Can the World be as sad as it seems?, QB Gallery, Oslo If you have to ask, you’ll never know, Galleri Haaken Oslo* 2014 SOLIDARNORSK, Paris, France View on intimacy, Fredrikstad Kunsthall, Norway Death, Galerie Körnerpark, Berlin, Germany Leçons de ténèbres, Robotprint, Bergen, Norway 2013 Sverre Malling and Louis Moe, The Art Association Gl Strand, Copenhagen, Denmark* Merry Melancholy, Eskilstuna Artmuseum, Eskilstuna, Sweden* 2012 The Annual National Exhibition, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* Higher Ground, Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Tromsø, Norway* Apocalytic Bliss, Galleri Maria Veie, Oslo, Norway 2011 Drawings, Gallery Rod Bianco, Oslo, Norway Action-reAction, Gallery NO, New York, USA If I could dream, Stranda Kunstlag, Sunnmøre, Norway Summer moved on, Gallery Kurant, Tromsø, Norway Wonderland, Bomuldsfabrikk Art Hall, Arendal, Norway* 2010 2000 LILLESTRØM, Akershus Kunstnersenter, Lillestrøm, Norway* Salong 2010, Gallery Rod Bianco, Oslo, Norway Kunstbasseng, Gallery Tipi, Oslo, Norway Tecknare i undervegetationen, Drawing Museum in Laholm, Sweden Norwegian Surrealism, Stenersen Museum, Oslo, Norway* 2009 Herre i eget hus, Gallery BOA, Oslo, Norway The Annual National Exhibition, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* Dark Matter, Peder Balke Centre, Kapp, Norway Sketches of Heaven and Hell, Galleri Trafo, Asker, Norway Figurationer, Eidsvik Art Hall, Stockholm, Sweden* Arvesyn, Seljord Kunstforening, Telemark, Norway* Nyervevelser og deposita, Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Tromsø, Norway Tegning, Drøbak Art Association, Norway Drawing Today, Bærum Art Association, Norway The State Academy of Fine Arts Spring Auction, Oslo, Norway Darkness Descends, Gallery MASH, New York, USA Sort Romantikk, Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Tromsø, Norway* 2008 Optimism, Rakkerstad Art Association, Norway* Hardcore, Sørlandet Art Museum, Kristiansand, Norway* The Drawing Biennial, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* Lights On, Artist Book, Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art, Oslo, Norway* Nationalmuseum, Improvised gallery-space, Berlin, Germany Hotrod artist rock cover, Studio Technika , Oslo, Norway Rykk tilbake til start, Project 0047, Oslo, Norway The New Dark Age, Sarpsborg Art Association, Norway Real, Haugar Art Museum, Tønsberg, Norway* Strek i bevegelse, Lillehammer Art Museum, Lillehammer, Norway* 2007 The Cultural Rucksack, various cities, Hedmark, Norway New Figuration, Oslo Fine Art Society, Oslo, Norway Slyngler, Galley Bastard, Oslo, Norway In The Mouth Of Infinity, Gallery Bastard, Oslo, Norway Vestland Exhibition 2007, Norway 2006 Scandinavian Spastic, Nidar Chocolate Hall, Oslo, Norway Tradisjon og fornyelse, Nordnorsk Kunstmuseum, Tromsø, Norway* Vårutstilling, Tegnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway 2005 New and old, Gallery Haaken, Oslo, Norway* Hotrod pinup happening, Parkteatret, Oslo, Norway Rælingen Fine Art Society, Norway 2004 The State Academy of Fine Arts Graduate Show, Stenersen Museum, Oslo, Norway* 2004 The Annual National Exhibition, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* Vårutstilling, Tegnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway Spor av strek traveling exhibition arranged by "Se Kunst i Nord-Norge" (SKINN), various cities, Norway* The annual Østlands exhibition, various cities, Norway* 2003 Ideologia II, Nordic Art Biennial, Röda Sten, Gothenburg, Sweden* Inner City Art-Attack, Bjørvika, Oslo, Norway Nyervervelser - Grafikk og tegning, The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo, Norway* Experimental drawing - Norwegian / Icelandic drawing, Reykjavik Art Museum, Iceland* Tinn Kommunes Stipendmottakers Utstilling, Rjukan, Norway 2000 Young Norwegian Drawing, Galeria U JezuitÛw, Poznan, Poland The Annual National Exhibition, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* 1999 Vårutstilling, Tegnerforbundet, Oslo, Norway 1998 Høstustillingens Utvalgte, Sandefjord Fine Art Society, Norway 1997 The Annual National Exhibition, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* 1995 The Annual National Exhibition, Kunstnernes Hus, Oslo, Norway* *exhibition catalog RESIDENCIES AND AWARDS 2014 10-year working grant, Norwegian Visual Artists Association 2012 2-year working grant, Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond 2011 1-year working grant, Bildende Kunstneres Hjelpefond, Norwegian Visual Artists Association 2010 Aksel Waldemar Johannessen Memorial Prize 1-year working grant, Bildende Kunstneres Hjelpefond, Norwegian Visual Artists Association 2009 The Annual National Exhibition 1st Art Prize, 100. 000 nkr Establishment grant, Arts Council Norway 2008 Residency Ringsveen one year working grant, Lillehammer Norway /2009 2007 3-year working grant, Norwegian Visual Artists Association 2007 Exhibition grant, Art Council Norway 2004 Materialstipend, Norwegian Visual Artists Association 2003 Hans Ødegaards Legat For Norske Malere Recedency Rjukan, working grant 2000 Skedsmo municipality art grant 1995 Skedsmo Lions art grant for youngsters Member of The Young Artists Society (UKS), Tegnerforbundet, Norske Billedkunstnere (NBK) 2013 Art-columnist in newspaper Klassekampen 2012 Court-drawer in Breivik-Case, Oslo tingrett COLLECTIONS Bunker Museum, Palm Beach, USA The National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Oslo, Norway The National Library of Norway Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo, Norway Haugar Art Museum, Tønsberg, Norway Equinor Art Programme, Norway Nordnorsk Art Museum, Tromsø, Norway Sørlandet Art Museum, Kristiansand, Norway Lillehammer University College, Lillehammer, Norway Johan Strays Stiftelse, Oslo, Norway Drammens Museum, Norway Dyno Industri, Akershus, Norway Skedsmo kommune, Lillestrøm City Hall, Norway .
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