Marius Engh
05 Oct - 03 Nov 2012
© Marius Engh
Chase, 2012
Dye sublimation print on Polyester 205g
4 panels, individual measures:
360 x 600 cm / 141.73 x 236.22 in
360 x 600 cm / 141.73 x 236.22 in
364 x 600 cm / 143.31 x 236.22 in
364 x 600 cm / 143.31 x 236.22 in
Overall dimensions:
365 x 1450 x 20 cm / 143.7 x 570.87 x 7.87 in
Chase, 2012
Dye sublimation print on Polyester 205g
4 panels, individual measures:
360 x 600 cm / 141.73 x 236.22 in
360 x 600 cm / 141.73 x 236.22 in
364 x 600 cm / 143.31 x 236.22 in
364 x 600 cm / 143.31 x 236.22 in
Overall dimensions:
365 x 1450 x 20 cm / 143.7 x 570.87 x 7.87 in
MARIUS ENGH
Order, Calm, Silence and Drain
5 October - 3 November 2012
This is Marius Engh's fourth solo exhibition at STANDARD (OSLO). Other recent solo exhibitions include “My Target Is Your Eyes” at Galleria Gentili, Prato,"An Aggregation of Adversary" at Layr Wuestenhagen, Vienna; "Exhume to Consume" at Supportico Lopez, Berlin; and "The Center of the World" at Preus Museum – National Museum of Photography, Horten. Marius Engh’s works have previously been included in exhibitions at Kunsthall Oslo, Oslo; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Westfälischer Kunstverein, Münster; Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen; Kunsthalle Bern, Bern; The Bruxelles Biennial, Bruxelles; and Witte de With, Rotterdam.
This exhibition concludes seven years of program in Hegdehaugsveien 3. A publication documenting the 56 exhibitions and discussing the architecture of Knut Knutsen, who designed the building, will be launched in November.
Order, Calm, Silence and Drain
5 October - 3 November 2012
This is Marius Engh's fourth solo exhibition at STANDARD (OSLO). Other recent solo exhibitions include “My Target Is Your Eyes” at Galleria Gentili, Prato,"An Aggregation of Adversary" at Layr Wuestenhagen, Vienna; "Exhume to Consume" at Supportico Lopez, Berlin; and "The Center of the World" at Preus Museum – National Museum of Photography, Horten. Marius Engh’s works have previously been included in exhibitions at Kunsthall Oslo, Oslo; Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago; Westfälischer Kunstverein, Münster; Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen; Kunsthalle Bern, Bern; The Bruxelles Biennial, Bruxelles; and Witte de With, Rotterdam.
This exhibition concludes seven years of program in Hegdehaugsveien 3. A publication documenting the 56 exhibitions and discussing the architecture of Knut Knutsen, who designed the building, will be launched in November.