For the Halle Saint Pierre, a collaboration with Roger Ballen is an invitation to showcase – or test out – the artistic and cultural otherness of art brut. In his relationship with creativity, Ballen has constantly explored a form of art that is rooted in the deepest layers of human nature; like the French dramatist, actor and writer Antonin Artaud, he is always moving towards more primal means of artistic expression. “

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‘A Norwegian artist and nature lover sets old trophy animals on fire and gives them a last breath of life before they are set free. His mission is to spark up a dialogue on our relationship to nature, and ultimately, to ourselves.’

Christian Houges exhibition Residence of Impermanence at Fotografiska is beautiful and thought provoking.

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The men and women captured by fashion and portrait photographer Vincent Peters often have two things in common. They are famous for reasons which make them familiar faces to most of us. And they act as a canvas on which we, as viewers, paint a picture which says more about us and modern times than it does about them.

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For Dutch artist and photographer Scarlett Hooft Graafland, the ever-changing nature is her focal point to which she adds encounters with cultures from all over the world.

In collaboration with Flowers Gallery, WILLAS contemporary has the opportunity to promote sales of Scarlett Hooft Graafland’s works in Scandinavia. Her current exhibition ‘Vanishing Traces’ at Fotografiska is lovely, and Scarlett will be in Stockholm 29th and 30th of August for artist talks at the museum.

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A major concern in Helene Schmitz’ practice is how the anthropocentric paradigm has shaped, ordered and exploited the natural world and its resources. Her most recent projects explore large-scale disturbances caused by humans on landscapes.

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Jeff Cowen uses analogue photography and makes his prints in his customized darkroom. Cowens study of painting and life drawing has had a great impact on his concept of photography. The analogue image taken by the camera marks only the starting point of the artistic reflection of the motif. His chief concern is not a return to the photographic past, but rather to explore and expand the limits of the medium from a present-day perspective.

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The best sushi restaurant in Scandinavia the past 16 years loves Photography on their walls. We love Sushi. Whats not to love?

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Slettvoll was given a unique opportunity to present 5 of Jimmy Nelson’s photographs in limited editions in their shops in Oslo, Bergen, Lillestrøm, Ålesund, Trondheim, Ski, Stockholm and Malmø.

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