Available online and at Astrup Fearnley Museet bookshop, Oslo, Norway

Nora Adwan
Edited: Mathijs van Geest
Texts: Irmgard Emmelhainz and Dr. Lana Sirri
Published: Hordaland Kunstsenter, 2022
Language: English
Number of pages: 84
Weight: 295 g.
Dimensions: 24 x 16,5 x 1 cm.
ISBN: 97882 93366102

Our book is finally published! Available from Dolce publishing in Athens.

Collaboration with photogapher Athanasia Panagea!

Also available in Norway at Hordaland Kunstsenter bookshop and online.

Documentation by Veronika Papadopoulou [Common Ground]
Shadows Assembled: A Photographic Collaboration

The art project Fremtidens Levninger engages with the haunted dimension in our lives.

It is about the return of the psychological and political mechanisms that are brought to life with today's pandemic. In the state of emergency of our time, there are a number of inherent stories that resonate with previous epidemics.

60,000 people are buried in Sofienbergparken in unmarked graves. They are remains from when the park was Oslo's largest burial ground. Sofienberg burial ground was laid out in 1858, after the cholera epidemic in 1853, and functioned as a cemetery until 1931. Occasionally weather conditions and tele push remnants of bones from the ground.

In the spring of 2020, eight artists were invited to enter into a dialogue with the remnants in the park. The artistic contributions to the Fremtidens Levninger give the haunted form.

Project initiated and led by Kjersti Sundland

Review of Sang i et fremmed land, exhibited at Astrup Fearley Museet, Oslo, 2022

Klassekampen
Author: Maria Horvei
Language: Nynorsk

This text is based on a conversation between Katrine Østergaard and Nora Adwan, that took place in April 2022. Defragmentation, the exhibition the text circles around, was shown at Hordaland Kunstsenter from 28.05 - 07.08.22
Language: Danish
Author: Katrine Østergaard

Review of Sang i et fremmed land, exhibited at Astrup Fearnley Museet, 2022

Periskop Magazine
Language: Bokmål
Author:Torunn Liven

Stephanie Boisset reviews Follower at SAVVY Contemporary, Berlin