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                Oslo National Academy of the Arts
                Survey: Ane Hjort Guttu
                Ane Hjort Guttu
                e-flux
                Posted: October 8, 2021
                Hordaland Art Centre
                Ghost in the Machine
                Ane Hjort Guttu, Sveinung Rudjord Unneland, Katrine Østergaard, and Mathijs van Geest
                e-flux
                Posted: February 16, 2021
                Category
                Education, Architecture, Film, Interviews & Conversations, Contemporary Art, Economy, Labor & Work, Aesthetics, Data & Information, Design, Technology
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                Academia, Experimental Film, Exhibition Histories, Protests & Demonstrations, Algorithms, Autonomy, Community, Ghosts & Spirits, Documentary, Scandinavia, Europe, Gentrification, Institutional Critique, Time, Modernity
                How to Become a Non-Artist
                Ane Hjort Guttu
                In the winter of 2006, I started observing my son Einar’s experiments with form. Einar was creating small arrangements around the house, combining objects or moving them to new places. I documented the arrangements, wondering if a four-year-old related more freely to objects and meaning, or if he had any concept of composition. These are two egg cups. Einar arranged them on the edge of the sofa, unaware of his actions until I took out the camera: Some days later, he hung a…
                e-flux Journal
                Posted: March 1, 2014
                Category
                Contemporary Art
                Subjects
                Childhood & Youth, Motherhood and Reproduction
                # 52
                The Rich Should Be Richer
                Ane Hjort Guttu
                We are taught that the sun shines on everyone. The sun is one of the best things in life, and the best things in life are free, or so we’ve heard. But that’s not how it is. The sun belongs to someone. The clouds belong to someone. The roads, the trees, the houses. The sound of footsteps on the street. It’s all for sale. You can buy the smell of wet asphalt, the dew on the lawn, the roar of the city, the sparkling sea. The splashes of sunlight on the bedroom wall in the morning that you saw…
                e-flux Journal
                Posted: February 1, 2014
                Category
                Capitalism
                Subjects
                Exhibition Histories, Scandinavia
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