Since the end of the 1960s, Konrad Mehus (b. 1941) has been a central figure in Norwegian crafts. Dinnertime (1974), combining a crystal glass and… Read more
Åse-Marit Thorbjørnsrud studied at the Guldsmedhøyskolen in Copenhagen, and has participated in several exhibitions, including the May 2013 Collect at Saatchi Gallery in London, and… Read more
Liv Blåvarp (b. 1956) has focused on wood as the material for her jewellery throughout her artistic career. She is especially known for her large… Read more
Kari Håkonsen (b. 1969) and Vidar Koksvik (b. 1969) collaborate privately and professionally. Together they founded Klart Glass, and since 2002 have lived with their… Read more
Heidi Bjørgan (b. 1970) is a ceramicist and collector. Overlooked objects, a lamp, an old bread tin with an interesting shape or knick-knacks of low… Read more
Irene Nordli (b. 1967) is one of Norway’s foremost ceramics artists. She represents a generation of conceptual artists who have redefined the field of Nordic… Read more
Torbjørn Kvasbø (b. 1953) occupies a central position in national and international ceramics art. He has been exploring the possibilities in terms of tradition, type… Read more
Ceramics on site Since earning her MA at Kunsthøgskolen i Bergen in 2006, Katrine Køster Holst (b. 1979) has held a number of solo exhibitions… Read more
Marianne Zamecznik (Oslo/Berlin) is a freelance curator and exhibition designer. Following her formal arts education at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts and University… Read more
‘Rugged’ and ‘weathered’ is how Norway’s national anthem characterises the country. The climate is harsh, and before oil made the inhabitants rich, their lifestyle was… Read more
TLmag caught up with Jan Lauritz Opstad, curator of the Trondheim Decorative Arts Museum. Founded by King Olav in 997, the medieval city of Trondheim… Read more
Sigurd Bronger (b. 1957) is one of the leading jewellery artists in Norway. He is known for his mechanical constructions filled with humour and surprising… Read more