1 June- 1 August 2014

Eirik Høyer Leivestad (b. 1984) studied at the University of Bergen and Freie Universität Berlin, and obtained degrees in philosophy and sociology with additional courses in human geography, history of ideas, German literature and art history. He works as a university lecturer, writer and translator. Leivestad has contributed in academic journals with articles on 20th century and contemporary thinkers such as Giorgio Agamben, Peter Sloterdijk, Bruno Latour, Michel Foucault and Gilles Deleuze, and he has translated essays by Walter Benjamin from German to Norwegian. He also writes critiques for various magazines. Leivestad’s theoretical, critical and creative interests unfold in the intersection between philosophy, literature, aesthetics and issues of contemporary society.

Ragnhild Aamås (b. 1984) lives and works in between Oslo and Berlin. She graduated with an MA from the Oslo National Academy of Art in 2012, and has studied at Central Saint Martins College for Art and Design in London and philosophy and archeology at the University of Oslo. She is led by doubt in most decisions and utilizes text as a material for thinking through matters. Recent exhibitions and performances include White Mountain Resting on Manitou at Demon's Mouth, Oslo (2013), Summer Doldrums at Kunsthall Oslo, Oslo (2013), At the Same Time Somewhere Else at Percival Space, Oslo (2012), 20 MA exhibitions at Kunstnernes Hus and Black Box Theatre, Oslo (2012) and Salon#1 at INCA, Detroit, MI, USA (2011). Aamås is currently working on a pamphlet containing her collected google-poems.

 

15 May - July 15 2013

Jonathan Brewer

Jonathan Mccready Brewer (b. 1979, Clearwater, Florida), lives and works in Oslo, Norway and Los Angeles, California. He studied at the Stadelschule in Frankfurt am Main and the Oslo Academy of Fine Art where he received his Master in Fine Art in 2009. Brewer, through his work, asserts that orthodox chronologies of art historical "schools" are fictional. Relationships between art historical periods are infinitely more complex than the overly simplified, modern idea of advancement that is still fundamental in contemporary art. His work has been shown at the Sammlung Flackenberg / Phonix Stiftung, in Hamburg, Germany, Fabrik Gallery, Eindhoven, Neatherlands, the Stadtische Galerie, Waldkraiburg, Germany, and Galleri LNM, Oslo, Norway. He is
currently preparing for a solo exhibition at Les Atelier Vortex in Dijon, France, where he will explore the travel writings of war correspondent Alan Morehead.

April 15- June 15 2013

Jason Havneraas

Jason Havneraas is an artist who lives and works in Oslo, Norway. He holds an MFA from the Art Academy in Trondheim, Norway and a BA from the University of Plymouth in the UK. He has had solo shows in Fotogalleriet, Oslo, Trøndelag Centre For Contemporary Art, Trondheim and NoPlace, Oslo. Havneraas is currently showing in: Paradox: Positions in Norwegian Video Art, 1980-2010 at The Museum For Contemporary Art, Oslo and was recently in the annual juried Spring Exhibition at Fotogalleriet Oslo where he won the Norwegian Photographic Art Prize.

October 11- January 9 2013

Ulrika Gomm

Ulrika Gomm (SE/DE) works as a visual artist based in Sweden. She has an MFA from Konstfack, University College of arts, crafts and design, 2008, and in 2009-10 she participated in the postgraduate program Documentalities at The Royal Institute of Art, both in Stockholm. She has recently presented her work at 0047 in Oslo, Gallery Niklas Belenius, Haninge Konsthall, Cervantes Institute, Fylkingen and Botkyrka Konsthall in Stockholm, Art Copenhagen and www.nobelprize.no, among others. In 2010 she held a six months residency at IASPIS in Stockholm and in the summer 2012 she participated in a residency program at Ohio State University's Pulse Laser Studio, organized by the Center for the Holographic Arts in New York. Gomm's residency at INCA is made possible thanks to the support from IASPIS - The Swedish Arts Grants Committee's International Programme for Visual Artists.

August 17-September 23 2012

Inger Wold Lund.

Inger Wold Lund (born 1983, Bergen, Norway) is an artist and writer who lives and works in Berlin and Oslo. She holds an MFA from Oslo National Academy of the Arts, and has also studied at Staatliche Hochschule für Bildende Künste Städelschule, Frankfurt am Main, Germany and Konstfack University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, Stockholm, Sweden. She has had solo exhibitions at Borderline Centre for Foreign Contemporary Art, Stockholm, Galleri Fisk, Bergen, One Night Only, UKS, Oslo, and participated in group exhibitions such as "Back to basic" at Hordaland kunstsenter (2012), "Approaching is distancing" at BKS Garage, Copenhagen (2011), "Reshuffling Forest", Holodeck, Oslo (2011), "Festival Junger Talente 2010", Frankfurt (2010), and "Sympathy for the Devil" at The Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo (2009). Lund has also made commissioned work for the Norwegian National Broadcasting (NRK), and is currently starting a new project space in Oslo.

February 28- April 24 2012

Marte Eknæs.

Marte Eknæs lives and works in Berlin and Espa, Norway. She has an MFA from Central Saint Martins College
of Art and Design and a BFA from California Institute of the Arts. She has had solo shows at Kunsthall Oslo,
Bonner Kunstverein (Bonn), and most recently Between Bridges (London). She has been part of many group
exhibitions, including Momentum – 5th Nordic Biennial of Contemporary Art and The Norwegian Drawing Biennial
at the Kunstnernes Hus. Recent exhibitions include the Armory Show in New York and Linn Lühn in Düsseldorf.
Eknæs has an upcoming exhibition at Exilo in Los Angeles.

Photo: Laila Meyrick

September 21- November 21 2011

Sille Storihle.
Storhile has a MA in Aesthetics and Politics from California Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles and a BFA from the
Trondheim Academy of Fine Art. She has upcoming exhibitions at Kunshall Oslo and Holodeck (Oslo).
Previous exhibitions include Human Resources (Los Angeles), LIAF 2010 (Svolvær), Kunstnernes Hus and
Henie Onstad Art Center (Oslo). Storihle is the co-founder and co-curator of FRANK, a newborn concept that
uses domestic settings to host art in Oslo.