Bjørn Ransve.
"Blood", 1967. Oil on canvas, 82x70 cm.
Norsk kunst,
andre halvdel av 80-tallet/ Norwegian art, the second half of the 80s
"Most major solo exhibitions in the 80s was devoted
painters. Painter Bjørn Ransve was presented with a retrospective exhibition in
both daylight halls in 1986. Although Ransve was only 42 years old, images from
a 20-year period was displayed. The exhibition played on changes within production
while continuous themes was made clear, especially the dynamics between
representation and the material side of paintings. In the catalog text, Hans-
Jakob Brun described how Ransve seemed to have taken advantage of and opposed
the distinction between art and reality. (Hans- Jakob Brown in Bjørn Ransve,
KH, 1986) Instead of maintaining clear distinctions, the paintings in the
exhibition evolved both fictional rooms and self-referential compositions".
"De fleste store separatutstillingene på 80-tallet var viet
malere. Maleren Bjørn Ransve ble presentert med en retrospektiv utstilling i
begge overlyssalene i 1986. Selv om Ransve bare var 42 år ble det vist bilder
fra en 20-årsperiode. Utstillingen spilte på forandringer innad i produksjonen,
samtidig som gjennomgangstrekk ble tydeliggjort, spesielt dynamikken mellom
representasjon og maleriets materielle side. I katalogteksten skrev Hans-Jakob
Brun hvordan Ransve syntes å ha utnyttet og motarbeidet skillet mellom kunst og
virkelighet. (Hans-Jakob Brun i Bjørn Ransve, KH, 1986) I stedet for å
opprettholde klare skiller viste maleriene i utstillingen både fiktive rom og
selvrefererende komposisjoner".
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