Art Club with Tiril Hasselknippe
Sunday 28 August 2022, 13:00 – 18:30
The Autumn semester is full. Registration for Spring 2023 opens in December.
The Art Club is part of Kunsthall Stavanger's main educational activities, which aims to introduce kids to contemporary art in a fun and accessible way. Here, we explore what contemporary art is, and what kind of experiences and tools we can bring from art into our everyday lives.
Kids between 1st to 8th grade will meet and work with artists during four workshops, getting together one Sunday a month over the course of a semester. The kids will also get to explore our exhibitions together with our skilled educators. At the end of the semester we'll organize a big exhibition, open to family and friends.
During this Autumn’s Art Club, happening from August until December, we focus on the joy, the experimental, and the creative that we find online. Inspired
The Autumn semester is full. Registration for Spring 2023 opens in December.
The Art Club is part of Kunsthall Stavanger's main educational activities, which aims to introduce kids to contemporary art in a fun and accessible way. Here, we explore what contemporary art is, and what kind of experiences and tools we can bring from art into our everyday lives.
Kids between 1st to 8th grade will meet and work with artists during four workshops, getting together one Sunday a month over the course of a semester. The kids will also get to explore our exhibitions together with our skilled educators. At the end of the semester we'll organize a big exhibition, open to family and friends.
During this Autumn’s Art Club, happening from August until December, we focus on the joy, the experimental, and the creative that we find online. Inspired by Kunsthall Stavanger's new digital platform that launches this Autumn, we'll explore together how digital surfaces and tools can be a place for experiments and the creation of art forms. We look forward to a semester with many exciting artists!
For any questions, please reach out to Art Club project lead, Oleksandra Fabricius:
oleksandra@kunsthallstavanger.no
Workshops
August 28
Tiril Hasselknippe
September 11
Viljar Irtun Moe
October 30
Maria Drangeid
November 27
Guttorm Andreasen
December 11
Art Club Exhibition Opening, for friends and family
General Information
For who:
All kids from 1st to 8th grade are welcome
Times:
Kids will be divided into two age groups
Group 1: 1st–4th grade, 1:00pm – 3:15pm
Group 2: 4th-8th grade, 4:15pm – 6:30pm
There is a maximum of 20 participants per group
Costs:
The fee for the Art Club has increased to NOK 600 this semester.
Kunsthall Stavanger offers free places in The Art Club for kids with caretakers who do not have the opportunity to cover participation costs. For more information, see the bottom of this page.
Registering:
- Fill in the registration form
- Purchase a family membership
Please note: If you already have a membership, you have received an email with payment information for 2022. - If your child is joining the Art Club for the first time, you need to pay a registration fee for this semester.
Please note: Caretakers who have paid through this link before will have received an email with payment information, and should not use the above link. - Kunsthall Stavanger will send an email confirming your registration after receiving the payment.
Additional:
It is mandatory to have a family membership to take part in The Art Club, as we prefer caretakers of participating kids to also be engaged in the kunsthall. A family membership is NOK 500 – you can find all membership benefits, including free entrance and discounts on our membership page. For any additional child there is a fee of NOK 400 per child. The payment works as a final confirmation of the registration and the place is reserved once the payment is received. An email will be sent out to all Art Club participants at the beginning of the first week.
If you have any questions, please contact: formidling@kunsthallstavanger.no
No Cost Participation:
If caretakers do not have the opportunity to cover the cost of their child’s participation (both membership and registration fee), we have some free places available. This also includes children with the "Opplevelseskortet" activity card. To request a free space, please contact formidling@kunsthallstavanger.no. All requests are treated confidentially.
Tiril Hasselknippe
Tiril Hasselknippe (b. 1984, Arendal) lived several years in New York, and now lives and works in Stavanger. She has her MFA from the Art Academy in Malmö in 2013, where she participated in an exchange program at The Cooper Union in New York. Hasselknippe's recent solo exhibitions include Magenta Plains, New York, USA (2020); DREI, Cologne, DE (2020, 2017); Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo, NO (2019); Tranen, København, DK (2016); Kunstverein Braunschweig, DE (2016); and Bianca D’Alessandro, Copenhagen, DK (2016). Her work has been shown in group exhibitions at venues such as Künstlerhaus Palais Thurn & Taxis, Bregenz, AT (2019); New Museum Triennial: Songs for Sabotage; CCC NPD in Tours, FR (2018); Magenta Plains, A Palazzo Gallery, Brescia, ITL (2017); Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo, NO (2015); and Stavanger Art Museum, Stavanger, NO (2016). She has carried out decorations at Klostergårdens Idrottsplats, Lund Konsthall and Lund Municipality, Lund, SE and the Institute of Water Science, Lund University and Statens Konstråd, Lund, SE and recently completed a decoration for KORO for the Faculty of Law at the University of Oslo, which opened in the spring 2020.
Tiril Hasselknippe's artistry is rooted in a world where personal exploration is combined with socio-political drawing, often in a post-apocalyptic performance.
Viljar Irtun Moe
Viljar Irtun Moe is a dance artist, living in Stavanger. His work combines strong physical movements with a focus on presence, and personal expression from a queer perspective. He is particularly interested in interdisciplinary collaborations. Viljar has a bachelor's degree in dance from the University of Stavanger and a Certificate of Higher Education in dance from Trinity Laban Conservatoire.
Maria Drangeid
Maria Drangeid is a theater director from Stavanger. She trained as a director at Theater Academy, KHiO. Drangeid creates stage art where rationality is both stretched and abandoned. In form-rich and playful universes, she examines through the naive combination of adulthood and childishness. Maria is a regular director in the theater company MÅGÅ. In 2022, she was appointed "Stavanger artist of the year" by Stavanger Kommune.
Guttorm Andreasen
Guttorm Andreasen is one of the most experienced journalists in Norway, having worked as a host, presenter, reporter, producer and editor in broadcast radio, tv and print since 1985. A well respected music journalist, Guttorm Andreasen is a very popular moderator, public speaker, teacher, musician, DJ and promoter.
Jessica Warboys
Jessica Warboys lives and works in Berlin and Stavanger.
Selected exhibitions include: Meia-Noite Coimbra Biennial of Contemporary Art, Portugal (2022) Earth Panther Galerie Noah Klink, Berlin (2021) The Ghost Ship and the Sea Change Göteborg Biennale, Sweden (2021) 2020202 Gaudel de Stampa, Paris (2020) Hill of Dreams Tate St Ives, Cornwall, UK (2017) Topo Scenic Kunsthall Stavanger, Norway (2016) Angle Pose Kunstverein Amsterdam (2016) Superior Props 1857, Oslo (2015) Ab Ovo Spike Island, Bristol, UK (2013) dOCUMENTA 13 Kassel, Germany (2012) and Victory Park Tree Painting Cell Project Space, London (2011).
