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Artistic Research in France with prof. Rolf Alme. Project based on Romeo & Juliet by W. Shakespeare. Art studio is almost on top of a Ventoux mountain, Provance! We investigate, experiment, draw and document our process. The project will remain in work until March 2020 and is supported by the Ministry of Culture and The Danish National School of Performing Arts.

 2018

DRAWINGS - SALE - Oct. Nov. Dec. 2018!!! 
Come  past my studio - from October 22 to December 23 I sell my drawings. Prices are from 800 DDK. Hope to see you! Call me and make an appointment. 

SALON EGO - The 3rd of Sep. 2018  at 7 PM.  Theater FÅR302
We begin the salon with the creation of portraits in a croquissession guided by visual artist Barbara Wilson, Subsequently, Philosopher Jon Auring Grimm will present Nitches thoughts about the ART. 

 

"OBJECS OF DESIRE" - Silence Space, Beautiful exhibition at Frederiksberg Library in Copenhagen. Paintings like Art objects!
Exhibition, Falkoner Pl. 3,    08.08 -01.09.2018.  Come by!
https://fkb.dk/nyheder/inspiration/objects-desire.  

"DRAW THE LINE" -  Vernissage 19th of April 2018, Artcompaz - Exhibition H.C.Ørsteds Vej 22

THE FIRST MEETING - Vernissage - 6th of April 2018
6th - 20th of April 2018 I participate in the exhibition 'The first meeting'   Saxogade 92, Copenhagen/Denmark  

 

OBJECTS OF DESIRE - Vernissage 6th of Februar 2017, Gallery Gotycka, Ducal Palace, Szczecin Poland

Visual artist Barbara Wilson and conceptual artist Rolf Alme present the young man as an object of desire in an exhibition project consisting of paintings,video-paintings, video and installation work.  www.wilson-alme.com  

THE HOUSE, THE COLLECTION AND THE OLD DOG 

Film by Barbara Wilson & Rolf Alme – 2016 – 9.36 min

Extraordinary modern paintings by Warhol, Hockney, Lichtenstein, Bacon etc piled up in a messy old house of an art collector. We see how precious and expensive art works are transformed into daily life objects and how daily life objects are transformed into art.

The film is featured at the SENSOPROJECT website