Cold Current: New Tendencies in Scandinavian Art at Opere Scelte, Turin
The exhibition 'Cold Current' at Galleria Opere Scelte in Turin presents four Scandinavian artists exploring instinctive composition through diverse media. Kay Arne Kirkebø works with graphite minimalism, Lasse Årikstad creates poetic everyday installations, Gabriel Johann Kvendseth employs artisanal impressionism, and Cato Løland focuses on textile materialism. The show draws inspiration from composer Sibelius, as evoked by Gianandrea Gavazzeni's words on the 'mark of places of origin' and 'grave Nordic melancholy.' The exhibition highlights a compositional method free from Germanic rhetoric, enriched by forgotten suggestions and movements between ancient legends and contemporary Scandinavian trends. The gallery space emphasizes the successful outcome of this artistic dialogue.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'Cold Current' at Galleria Opere Scelte in Turin
- Features artists Kay Arne Kirkebø, Lasse Årikstad, Gabriel Johann Kvendseth, Cato Løland
- Kirkebø works with graphite minimalism
- Årikstad creates poetic everyday installations
- Kvendseth employs artisanal impressionism
- Løland focuses on textile materialism
- Show references composer Sibelius and critic Gianandrea Gavazzeni
- Exhibition emphasizes instinctive composition free from Germanic rhetoric
Entities
Artists
- Kay Arne Kirkebø
- Lasse Årikstad
- Gabriel Johann Kvendseth
- Cato Løland
- Gianandrea Gavazzeni
- Sibelius
Institutions
- Galleria Opere Scelte
- Artribune
Locations
- Turin
- Italy