Visitors 2014

Line Ulekleiv is as a critic, writer, and editor, and currently art critic for the Norwegian newspaper Klassekampen. From 2005 to 2011 she served with the art critic position for the newspaper Morgenbladet. She has been editing several publications for KORO (Public Art Norway), and for the National Tourist Routes among others, Louise Bourgeois/Peter Zumthor (Vardø, 2011), Mark Dion (Aurlandsfjellet, 2011) and Fischli & Weiss (Valdresflya/Hyde Park, 2011). Since 2010 Ulekleiv has been teaching at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, and recently she was awarded a one year working grant for Norwegian critics. She is a regular contributor to the magazines Kunstkritikk and Billedkunst.

Ellef Prestsæter is a researcher and a freelance writer and curator. Prestsæter works at the University of Oslo and he is a regular contributor to the Norwegian newspaper and magazines Klassekampen, Vinduet and Kunstkritikk. He is the editor of the publication project Rett Kopi (most recent publication include The Invention of the Bright Day by José de Almada Negreiros, translated from Portuguese into Norwegian). Prestsæter is the director and curator of the exhibition project 'The Gutenberg Galaxy at Blaker' and co-founder of the Scandinavian Institute of Contemporary Comparative Vandalism (currently on display at the Museum Jorn, Silkeborg, Denmark).

Kristin Tårnesvik is a graduate of the Bergen National Academy of the Arts (KHiB). Tårnesvik works with different media such as photography, text, installation and performances. She held solo exhibitions at Fotogalleriet, Oslo, Norway and Sami Artcenter, Karasjok, Norway (2010); Galleri Huuto, Helsinki, Finland (2008) and Tromsø Kulturhus, Tromsø (2007). Her work has been presented in group exhibitions at the Finnish Museum of Photography, Helsinki, Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo and Freies Museum, Berlin, Germany.

Saman Kamyab holds a BA and MA from the Bergen National Academy of Arts. He has exhibited in various institutions such as Podium, Oslo; Wiels Contemporary Arts Centre, Project room, Brussels; Louise Dany, Oslo; Centre de Création Contemporaine Olivier Debré, Tours; Malmö Konsthall, Malmö; Landings Projects, Vestfossen.