OSLO ARKIV

EAN : 9781917651431

AANDAL OLE JOHN

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EAN : 9781917651431

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EAN13 : 9781917651431
Date Parution : 1 mars 2026
Disponibilite : Pas encore paru
Barème de remise : NS
Nombre de pages : 480
Format : H:170 mm L:113 mm
Poids : 0gr

Résumé

Résumé : "On 22 July 2011, a rightwing extremist detonated a car bomb in Oslo’s Government Quarter, killing eight people. Disguised in a police uniform, he then travelled to the island of Utøya, taking the lives of sixtynine young participants at a summer camp in a mass shooting. From that day and in the decade that followed, Ole John Aandal photographed the view from his balcony overlooking the Government Quarter. Oslo Arkiv gathers a selection of this extensive archive, poignantly tracing how a city learns to endure loss. Beginning as an act of observation, the project becomes a ritual of mourning. Weather, light, and landscape shift through the seasons, while the trauma remains just beneath the surface. In this measured rhythm of looking, Aandal captures the persistence of memory and the quiet beauty of a city rebuilding itself under everchanging skies. Across 480 pages, Oslo Arkiv transforms repetition into reflection, inviting readers to move back in time as both witnesses and participants in a shared process of remembrance. Published in a limited edition of 750 signed and numbered copies, this artist’s book stands as Aandal’s most ambitious work to date: a monumental work serving as both memorial and visual archive, wherein grief, attention, and the slow passage of time converge."
Biographie : Ole John Aandal (b. 1960) is an artist based in Oslo. Educated in photography at the National College of Applied Art and Design in Bergen (1990–94), he belongs to the influential ‘Bergen School’ generation that redefined photobased art in Norway. His work has been exhibited widely, including solo presentations at Tromsø Kunstforening, Fotogalerie Wien, and Oslo Kunstforening (upcoming, 2025), and is held in collections such as the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design, Preus Museum, and Henie Onstad Kunstsenter. He is also the author of Juvenilia (2009).