The Norwegian Association of Fine Art Photographers (FFF) is pleased to announce Marte Aas and Line Bøhmer Løkken as curators for the tenth edition of the Fotobokfestival Oslo, which will take place at Gamle Munch 6 – 15 September 2024.
Marking the 50th anniversary of FFF in 2024, the curators want to use the history of the association as a backdrop – and with a contemporary perspective – make a photobook festival that speculates on what the next fifty years could be like. Through a three-part exhibition, a seminar, workshops and several photobook readings, Løkken and Aas want to let this history meet the future in the present.
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Marte Aas is a visual artist who works with different media like photography, film, and installation. She has had several solo exhibitions at Kunstnerforbundet, Kunsthall Trondheim, Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, and the National Museum in Oslo. Aas has done commission work for KORO, and she is represented in major public and private collections.
Line Bøhmer Løkken works primarily with photography. She has published several artist books; recent titles are Tigersparang og Svalehalskjøt, Choreography with Potatoes and Flour, and Wood Works. Løkken has exhibited at Kunstnerforbundet, Kunsthall Oslo, Galleri F15, Fotogalleriet, Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter, and done commission work for KORO at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute, NMBU, and Hulda Garborgs hus, Stavanger.
Both are graduates from The School of Photography at The University of Gothenburg. Aas and Løkken live and work in Oslo. Together, they run Multipress, a non-profit publisher of artist books and publications.
Stay tuned for more details in early 2024.
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For general inquiries, please get in touch with FFF’s project manager, Bjørn-Henrik Lybeck: bjornhenrik@fffotografer.no
Photo from the photobook fair at Gamle Munch under Fotobokfestival Oslo 2023: Index.
Photo credit: Julie Hrnčířová
The Norwegian Association of Fine Art Photographers (FFF) is pleased to announce Marte Aas and Line Bøhmer Løkken as curators for the tenth edition of the Fotobokfestival Oslo, which will take place at Gamle Munch 6 – 15 September 2024.
Marking the 50th anniversary of FFF in 2024, the curators want to use the history of the association as a backdrop – and with a contemporary perspective – make a photobook festival that speculates on what the next fifty years could be like. Through a three-part exhibition, a seminar, workshops and several photobook readings, Løkken and Aas want to let this history meet the future in the present.
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Marte Aas is a visual artist who works with different media like photography, film, and installation. She has had several solo exhibitions at Kunstnerforbundet, Kunsthall Trondheim, Fotografisk Center, Copenhagen, and the National Museum in Oslo. Aas has done commission work for KORO, and she is represented in major public and private collections.
Line Bøhmer Løkken works primarily with photography. She has published several artist books; recent titles are Tigersparang og Svalehalskjøt, Choreography with Potatoes and Flour, and Wood Works. Løkken has exhibited at Kunstnerforbundet, Kunsthall Oslo, Galleri F15, Fotogalleriet, Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter, and done commission work for KORO at the Norwegian Veterinary Institute, NMBU, and Hulda Garborgs hus, Stavanger.
Both are graduates from The School of Photography at The University of Gothenburg. Aas and Løkken live and work in Oslo. Together, they run Multipress, a non-profit publisher of artist books and publications.
Stay tuned for more details in early 2024.
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For general inquiries, please get in touch with FFF’s project manager, Bjørn-Henrik Lybeck: bjornhenrik@fffotografer.no
Photo from the photobook fair at Gamle Munch under Fotobokfestival Oslo 2023: Index.
Photo credit: Julie Hrnčířová
Organizer
Forbundet Frie Fotografer
Møllergata 34, N-0179, Oslo
Contact
Project manager: bjornhenrik@fffotografer.no
Venues
TBA
Organizer
Forbundet Frie Fotografer
Møllergata 34, N-0179, Oslo
Venues
TBA
Contact
Project manager: bjornhenrik@fffotografer.no