Bjørg Lødøen
Bjorg Lodoen or Bjørg Lødøen (born December 7, 1931) is a Norwegian painter, graphics artist, and composer.[1] Her work is on display in numerous Norwegian and European museums, and can also be found in the U.S.
Lodoen studied painting at the Art Academy of Norway under Professor Alexander Schultz. After graduation, she traveled and studied art throughout Europe. Her skill was recognized by a number of grants, including:
- State Academy of Fine Art grant 1960
- Th. Fearnleys grant 1960
- State Life Grant for Artists 1977-1999
She is best known for her work as a painter and electronic composer. With her large-scale solo exhibitions and as a composer for, among others, Rolf Aamot’s movies for cinema and television, Bjørg Lødøen has shown an ability to visualize and capture themes such as the energy of our invisible reality. Her paintings and music have been recognized as created in a unique physical and spatial language. The scale of her work ranges from the intimate to the monumental.
Selected works
Exhibitions
- The Artistgallery , Oslo 1961 paintings and drawings
- Oslo Art Society, 1966 paintings
- Permanenten, Artist House, Oslo 1973 permanent exhibition-paintings
- Porsgrunn Art Society, 1973 paintings
- The Artist House, Oslo 1976 paintings, visual music,in correlation to Rolf Aamot's exhibit.
- Bergen Art Society, 1994 laser exhibition in correlation to Rolf Aamot's exhibit.
- Gallery Bjerke, Oslo, 1996
- Oslo Town Hall Gallery, 1999 . (Solo Exhibition of large scale painting (3 to 5 meters), 1999 [1])
- Kongsvinger Art Society, 1999 paintings and large watercolors
- Svor Museum i Hornindal i Nordfjord, 2000 large watercolors and paintings
Paintings and watercolor
Watercolor exhibiton of Bjørg Lødøen
Television
- Visual" (1971); music/music production
- "Progress" (1977); music/music production
- "Puls" (1986), 3. part; music/music production
- "Medusa" (1986), a composition by Bjørg Lødøen and Rolf Aamot; in which Lodoen is a visual actor
Cinema
- "Kinetic Energy" (1967-68), music/recording
- "Vision - en film om Gustav Vigeland" (1969); music/recording
- "Structures" (1970); music/recording
- "Actio" (1980); music/recording
Literature
- Norwegian Artist Encyclopedia. Nr. 2, 1983. Universitetsforlaget, Oslo.
External links
References
- ^ Translated from the Norwegian Interwiki sites
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