Now is the time to apply for project room for fall 2022 (From 1 July to 31 December)!
Application deadline: 18 April.
The project rooms at LKV are available to all professional artists and are allocated by the Housing Council upon application twice a year. Any vacancies after the allocation are rented out through the general manager. Information about the project rooms and prices can be found here.
Fill in the application form below and send it to husradet(at)lkv.no
PERIOD: 6 – 13 Apr 2022 (Wed – Wed, 14:00 – 18:00)
VENUE: The GYM at Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder, Mellomveien 3abc, Trondheim
72-hour Audio Happening by Julvian Ho: 3pm, 8 Apr – 3pm, 10apr (Fri – Sun, CET, streamed from Hong Kong)
Video Performance by Ivy Ma: 3pm, 9 Apr (Sat, CET, streamed from Birmingham)
Live Performance by Yarli Allison: 4pm, 9 Apr (Sat, CET, at The GYM, LKV)
Yarli Allison, Au Wah Yan, Julvian Ho, Jamsen Law, Lee Suet Ying, Ivy Ma, Elaine Wong and Leo Wong
Curated by Jamsen Law
Supported by HKADC
Presented by nProjekt
Hosted by Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder
A new journey of a nomadic series
An exhibition attempts to advance lines
Under lines of the imprinted traces of tangible memories
Under lines of the drifts before and after
Under lines of the indulgence of hearing
Under lines of the naturally formed
Under lines of the uncontrollable (re)shaping
Under lines of the adjusted sights
Under lines of the uncertainty from the semi-translucent
An united expedition on brighter days
Welcome to the presentation by guest artist Samuel Brzeski (UK/NO), whose practice deals with the post-digital swirl of language. He is a Bergen-based artist and is in residence at Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV) until the end of April.
Where: LKV’s small project room
When: March 30, 13:00 – 14:00
Language: English
Between 1-24 April he will have a solo exhibition titled ‘Performance Anxiety’ at Babel Visningsrom, which investigates practices of speed reading and subvocalisation. The exhibition is part of Meta.Morf, Trondheim International biennale for art and technology.
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Samuel Brzeski, originally from London, is currently based in Bergen, Norway. He studied English Literature at the University of Sheffield, Fine Art at The Bergen Art Academy and participated in the Mountain School of Arts, Los Angeles. Recent and ongoing projects include exhibitions, performances and publications with Lydgalleriet (Bergen), Østre (Bergen), Studio 17 (Stavanger), bb15 (Linz), Inversia Festival (Murmansk), KRAFT (Bergen), Galleri Box (Gothenburg), and Chao Art Centre (Beijing).
Photo of Brzeski: Thor Brødreskift
Photo of work: Samuel Brzeski, ‘Just be glad it’s not you’ from the exhibition ‘Polar inertia’ at Galleri Box, Gothenburg 2022.
Course on art in social media (SoMe)
Date: Thursday March 17
Time: 12:00 – 16:00
Venue: Lademoen kunstnerverksteder, physical attendance
For whom: Artists and small galleries
Sign up: E-mail to kurs@lkv.no by March 14 to sign up.
Participants: Max 30
Course leader: Johanne Nordby Wernø, St. Hans Kommunikasjon
Free of charge
Language: Norwegian
Social media – Facebook, Instagram and other channels for two-way communication – has become a necessary part of the toolbox for anyone who wants to reach out to the public, the press and other stakeholders.
In this course, participants learn more about the singularity of these channels, and we go through what a small business (individual artist or viewing venue) can gain from good use of them. The participants further learn how to create a simple communication plan for the business in general and get good routines for the use of social media.
The emphasis is on understanding important principles for good communication in social media and acquiring the routines for applying them well – even when you have little or no staff. Everyone gets templates and other tips for simple, but useful tools for creating and publishing good material.
We also look at examples from companies both in and outside the art field and analyze why they are effective, and the participants focus on exercises with their own actual business as a case.
The course is a collaboration between VISP and Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder and is supported by Trondheim municipality.
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Johanne Nordby Wernø (b. 1980) is a curator, writer and critic. In 2019, she started St. Hans, Norway’s first communication agency for the visual arts field.
Wernø has a BA in aesthetic theory from the University of Oslo (2006) and an MFA in criticism and curation at Konstfack in Stockholm (2009). She has written for the Norwegian and international daily and trade press, both as a journalist and as a critic since the turn of the millennium. Her texts have been published in Morgenbladet, Dagbladet, Vinduet, Billedkunst, Kunstkritikk, Klassekampen, Dagens Næringsliv / D2, Natt & Dag, Artforum (USA), Even Magazine (USA) and ArtReview (Great Britain). From 2013 to 2016, she was the general manager and curator of the Young Artists’ Society (UKS). She has also freelanced as a curator, guest teacher, editor, lecturer and debate moderator, been a deputy cultural attaché for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in New York, and has held editorial positions in the Nordic art magazine Kunstkritikk.
www.sthansoslo.no
Deadline March 16, 2022
– Studio 101 – 31 sqm
– Rent to the municipality: NOK 1937,- / month
– Other fees in addition to the rent: NOK 3170,- / year
– For artists graduated in the current year or the previous year
– One-year contract – with a possibility to have a studio at LKV for a minimum of six years
– Available from August 1st, 2022
LKV is Trondheims largest working community for visual artists. Here you’ll find 42 studios, in addition to two project rooms and workshops for printmaking, metal, wood and analogue photography, and a ceramic oven. The workshops at LKV are available for all professional artists.
Application must contain:
– Applicant’s full name, registered address, residential address, email address, telephone number, organization number and other relevant contact information.
– CV and a portfolio
– Short presentation of your plans the upcoming year
– Description of how you would like to use the studio and workshops at LKV
The application must be submitted digitally as a single PDF-file, max 10 pages. If your application contains audio or video, send this as an online link. Pictures should contain a short description.
Send your application via email to apply@lkv.no, marked “Application LKV 101”
Contact us on mail@lkv.no if you’d like to have a look at the studio and workshops at LKV or have other related queries.
Applications are reviewed by Trondheim Municipality Studio Assignment Committee. Award criteria can be found here: https://www.trondheim.kommune.no/atelier/
Application deadline: March 16, 2022
Studio 11 – 2nd floor (Norwegian 3. etasje) – ca 56 m2
Rent to the municipality: NOK 2512, – / month
Common expenses fee in addition to the rent: NOK 1373 / quarter
Available from May 1, 2022
Five-year contract with possibility for renewal.
Artists at Gregus Kunstnerverksteder pay a deposit of NOK 1,000 when moving into the studio community. Upon leaving the community, the artist gets the deposit refunded, deducted any unpaid bills to the community.
Gregus Kunstnerverksteder is a studio community for visual artists. The community is organized in the Brønnøysund register as a tenant association. The studio community has 12 studios on the 2nd and 3rd floor in Gregus Gate 7.Gregus Kunstnerverksteder is currently without a lift and the stairs are narrow. The studio can therefore not be used for the production of larger works than what can be carried up and down through the stairwells.
Application must contain:
– Applicant’s full name, registered address, residential address, email address, telephone number, organization number and other relevant contact information.
– CV and a portfolio
– Short presentation of your plans the upcoming years
– Description of how you would like to use the studio
The application must be submitted digitally as a single PDF-file, max 10 pages. If your application contains audio or video, send this as an online link in the application.
Applications are reviewed by Trondheim Kommunes Studio Assignment Committee. Award criteria can be found here (in Norwegian): https://www.trondheim.kommune.no/atelier/
The manager of Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV) is the secretary of Trondheim Kommunes Studio Assignment Committee and receives all applications.
Send your application via email to apply@lkv.no, marked «application Gregus 11». Contact the chairman of the board at Gregus Kunstnerverksteder Randi Heitmann Hjorth (randi.h.hjorth@gmail.com) if you want to come and look at the studio that is available or want further information about the studio community.
Photo: Trondheim Open / Hanna Fauske
In residence: Yasen Vasilev // In house: Per Stian Monsås
Where: LKV’s GYMSAL
When: January 26, 13:00 – 14:00
Language: English
Welcome to the presentation by writer and performance-maker Yasen Vasilev, who is in residence at Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV) until the end of March; and by visual artist Per Stian Monsås, who is a tenant at LKV since November 2020.
Yasen Vasilev (1988, Bulgaria) is educated at the theatre academies of Sofia and Shanghai, and works internationally in the field of contemporary dance and performance as a maker, dramaturg and critic. He is a regular contributor for Springback magazine, collaborator of Belgian choreographer Ehsan Hemat and co-founder of Radar Sofia, a residency for playwrights, dramaturgs and artists at risk. During his residency at LKV, Vasilev will work in collaboration with DansiT with a group of local dancers on a Norwegian version of his performance “Impossible actions”. The piece will be presented in Rosendal teater on Feb 11-12th. For the second half of the residency he will be joined by choreographer Ehsan Hemat (Iran/Belgium) to research together Hemat’s new solo “everything brings us back to the body”
Per Stian Monsås (1990, Norway) draws his inspiration from the surrounding environment and experiences connected to everyday life. In the mundane, he tries to find those hidden gems take makes life interesting and highlights them through abstraction. Within his material and spatial practice, this abstraction can present itself as a wide variety of expressions. His work aims to cultivate experiences that can connect, and shared between, the viewer/participant and the work.Monsås graduated with a MFA from Trondheim Academy of Fine Art. His work has been commissioned for Hurtigruten (2018) and REV Ocean (2020). He was bestowed the Debutant Award at the 45th Trøndelags Exhibition in 2021. Monsås lives and works in Trondheim.
Photo (cropped): Yasen Vasilev (left) by Egle Sabaliauskaite, Jauno teatro dienos festival (LT) and Per Stian Monsås (right) by Kristin Slotterøy.
The open call for residency programs at LKV for professional artists is ready and the application deadline is the 1st of March
**This course in postponed indefinitely**
Course on art in social media (SoMe) and how to catch the attention of journalists
Date: Saturday the 8th of January
Time: 12:00 – 16:00
Venue: The gym at Lademoen kunstnerverksteder
For who: Artists and small galleries
Sign up: E-mail to kurs@lkv.no by the 22nd of December to sign up.
Participants: Max 30
Course leader: Unni Irmelin Kvam
Language: Norwegian
Are you an artist or producer of exhibitions? Then you are also a communicator. It might be a strong statement, but the fact is that art needs to be conveyed to reach the desired audience.
Our dream is that art will create groundbreaking headlines in the media and that our Instagram accounts will abound with dedicated followers. Can you think of three things at once: Art, social media (SoMe) and the press?
This course is about how you as an artist or small exhibition space can easily and effectively build and use a SoME profile to show art and market what you are passionate about. We will look at what it takes to make the press interested in your art.
Without communicating your art, no one has any idea what’s going on in your studio or gallery. What can you do about it?
This is what you will learn:
Course leader
Communicator, historian, author and podcaster Unni Irmelin Kvam has for many years worked with communication for various cultural institutions such as KODE, the University of Oslo, the Natural History Museum and the Vigeland Museum in Oslo. In 2021, the Vigeland Museum’s Instagram account was named “One to Watch” by the New York Times. She shares her best tricks for creating a SoMe profile, how to enter into a dialogue with followers and create a tone that makes you still get attention about what is most important in the world: art.
Guest
Øyvind Rongevær Kvarme is an educated art historian and educator. Currently working with dissemination and communication at Trondheim Art Museum, as well as leading various projects and curating exhibitions. Formerly, he has worked freelance as a writer and critic, and been involved in the Heimdal Kunstforening. Kvarme sits on the board of the Norwegian Art Associations and is a member of the Norwegian Curators’ Association. On this course he will share Trondheim Kunstmuseums strategy on social media, and talk about how they work to reach their audience and how they collaborate with exhibiting artists.
The course is a collaboration between VISP and Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder and is supported by Trondheim municipality.
Studio 306 – ca 55,8 m2 – ca kr 2490,-/month
Application deadline: 5th of December 2021
Studio available from 1st February 2022
In addition to the rent, ca kr 260/month in fees applies.
NB: If a studio becomes vacant at LKV as a consequence of the allocation of studio 306, this will be offered to the second candidate for studio 306. Exception for studios reserved for newly graduates.
Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV) is a Foundation that runs a production space for professional visual artists, an interdisciplinary artist-in-residence program and the exhibition space BABEL visningsrom for kunst. Here you’ll find 42 studios, in addition to two project rooms and workshops for printmaking, metal, wood, analogue photography and a ceramic oven. The workshops and project rooms at LKV are available for all professional artists in Trondheim.
The application must be submitted digitally as a single PDF-file, max 10 pages. If your application contains audio or video, send this as an online link in the application PDF-file.
Application must contain:
– Applicant’s full name, registered address, residential address, email address, telephone number, organization number and other relevant contact information.
– CV and a portfolio
– Short presentation of your plans the upcoming years
– Description of how you would like to use the studio and workshops at LKV
Send your application via email to apply(at)lkv.no, marked «Application LKV». Contact us if you’d like to have a look at the studio and workshops at LKV or have other related queries.
Applications are reviewed by Trondheim Municipality Studio Assignment Committee. Award criteria can be found here (in Norwegian): www.trondheim.kommune.no/atelier/
Trondheim Municipality Studio Assignment Committee consists of:
– Carl Martin Faurby, Trondheim Kunsthall
– Solveig Lønmo, Nordenfjeldske Kunstindustrimuseum
– Erlend Leirdal, Norske Kunsthåndverkere Midt-Norge
– Astrid Findreng, Trøndelag Bildende Kunstnere
– Jan Felix Eberhard Gmelin, NTNU Kunstakademiet
– Barbro Tiller, Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder