Lina Viste Gronli
dal 13/1/2011 al 29/1/2011
Segnalato da
13/1/2011
Lina Viste Gronli
Wiels - Contemporary Art Center, Bruxelles
Artist combines semiotic sculpture and collage techniques that deconstruct language as a narrative form. Her work draws from popular culture and imagery proposing alternative strategies and redefinitions. Presentation of the work of the Gronli, to conclude her 9-month residency at Wiels. On the opening night, Nils Bech will perform songs interacting with Gronli's work in the Project Room.
Presentation of the work of the Norvegian artist Lina Viste Grønli, to conclude her 9-month residency at Wiels. On the opening night, friend and collaborator Nils Bech will perform songs interacting with Lina’s work in the Project Room, closing off with an intimate concert in the Wiels café.
This is an example sentence. This is an example sententence. This is is is is is is is an example sentence. This an example sence. This is is is is is is an example sence. This an example sentententententence. This an example sentence. This is an example sententence. This is an example sentence. This is an example sence. This is an example sence. This is an example. This is is an example sentence. This is an example sentence. This an example sence. This is is is is an example sence. This is is is is an example sentence. This is an example sentenence.
Lina Viste Grønli combines semiotic sculpture and collage techniques that deconstruct language as a narrative form. Her work draws from popular culture and imagery proposing alternative strategies and redefinitions. Although it varies widely in scale and orientation, the work manifests a sense of displacement, suggesting a subversive orientation and a defying of convention. Lately this disposition has steered her more poignantly, though not exclusively, towards art as a manifestation of, and tool within, alienation.
Lina Viste Grønli was born in Bergen, Norway. Lives and works in Brussels and Berlin. She is currently working on several public sculpture proposals and a publication on her work titled Grace Jones on Sculpture (Torpedo Press). Recent exhibitions include a solo show at Gaudel de Stampa, Paris, France (upcoming), Henie Onstad Art Centre, Oslo, Performa09, New York, USA, Art Since the Summer of 69, New York, Office for Contemporary Art, Oslo, and Johan Berggren Gallery, Malmo.
Image: Lina Viste Gronli, Feminism / Matte Black (2010). Valchromat, chestnut frame. 73 x 73 cm
Press & communication
Angie Vandycke +32 (0)2 3400051 +32 (0)486 680070 angie.vandycke@wiels.org
Opening: Friday 14 Jenuary 2011, 18 - 22
Wiels Project Room
Avenue Van volxem, 354, Brussels
Opening hours
Wednesday through Sunday: 11:00 – 18:00
Nocturnes until 21.00 every 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month
Closed on Mondays and Tuesdays
Tickets
Individual visitor : 6€
Students(+18), seniors (+60), groups (> 10 pers): 4€
Students (12-18), schoolgroups, teachers and unemployed : 2€
Children –12 years : free