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E x h i b i t i o n s “Edvard Munch’s monumental projects 1909 – 1930” 3 June 1993 – 28 August 1993. An extensive exhibition of sketches and works by Norway’s most famous artist, with an emphasis on his monumental works. Visitors: 24 865 The Olympic exhibition programme began in the autumn 1992 and continued until August ‘94, and included exhibitions with a historic and thematic content, as well as a presentation of art and handicrafts. Several of the exhibitions featured foreign participants. In Norway, these works were shown in five Olympic site municipalities and in Oslo. Abroad, they were shown in Atlanta, Tokyo, Munich and Barcelona. LOOC contributed approx. NOK 18 million to the exhibition programme. The exhibitions were visited by more than 1.1 million persons (as of 1 March 1994). ”International workshops”, 4 September 1993 – 31 October 1993 Presentation of the results from three workshops: Present, Åkersvika-Addenda and Ceramics-Ringebu. Painting, jewellery and ceramics. Visitors: 6 766 ”The world is”, international modern photography, 13 November 1993 – 23 January 1994. 150 photographs of the best of modern art photography. Visitors: 28 887 T h e E x h i b i t i o n P r o g r a m m e L i l l e h a m m e r A r t M u s e u m ”Bård Breivik – Sculpture”, 24 November 1992 – 28 February 1993 The opening exhibition in the museum’s new wing featured works by Mr. Breivik who was also responsible for a large artistic decoration project in the museum’s garden. Visitors: 10 337 ”Medaljens bakside (The flip-side of the medallion)”, 11 March 1993 – 16 May 1993 A preliminary presentation of the Olympic Collection ‘94. An international collection of modern art based on the themes body, nature and communication. Visitors: 8 812 ”Winterland”, 8 February 1994 – 4 April 1994 As a part of the Programme Abroad, this exhibition has been shown around the world: Atlanta, Tokyo, Munich and Barcelona. The exhibition showed the depth and source of inspiration for Norwegian painting over the past 200 years. Visitors at all exhibitions: 343 887 M a i h a u g e n , T h e S a n d v i g C o l l e c t i o n s , L i l l e h a m m e r ”Slowly we won the land”. Permanent exhibition. 10 000 years of Norwegian history covering 1,200 m 2 . Uses an entire range of entertainment effects. Visitors: 167 030
L i l l e h a m m e r O l y m p i c I n f o r m a t i o n C e n t r e ”Norwegian stone”, 23 February 1992 – 11 March 1993 Visitors: 17 910 ”Roots”, 7 March 1993 – 27 September 1993 An exhibition of beautiful Norwegian wood traditions, in art, handicrafts and domestic utensils. The exhibition was also shown in Norsk Form, Oslo 8 January – 13 March 1994. Visitors: 194 055 ”Trollstål og kjerringspinn”, 28 October 1993 – 23 August 1994 Knives, clothes and knitted-wear made by Norwegian amateurs and professionals, handicraft artists and painters. Visitors: 19 000 ”In Touch”, 16 January – 10 April 1994 A meeting between the best handicraft artists in the world and Norwegian colleagues. The exhibition featured glass, jewellery and ceramics. Visitors: 16 436 ”Duodji down through the years”, 14 January 1994 – 15 April 1994 Combined duodji and culture-historical exhibition showing both coastal Sami and river cultures. Visitors: 16 500 ”Nils-Aslak Valkeapää”, 21 February 1994 – 4 March 1994 Between 20 and 30 paintings. Visitors: 4 900 ”Artistic decoration projects”, 5 May 1993 – 31 May 1993 The first sketches and models for some of the artistic decoration projects. Visitors: 17 295 ”Northern Lights”, 14 January – late summer 1994 The exhibition showed both the scientific, mythological and artistic sides of the natural phenomenon. Visitors: 133 985 O p p l a n d A r t S o c i e t y , L i l l e h a m m e r ”Olympic handicrafts”, 22 February 1994 – 30 March 1994 Exhibition at the Banken Cultural Centre, Lillehammer, 21 January 1994. Norwegian handicraft artists in Oppland presented the best of Norwegian handicrafts as “portable” art. Visitors: 1 500 L i l l e h a m m e r A rt S o c i e t y ”Olympic Drawings”, 24 March 1992 – 29 March 1992 A selection of children’s drawings meant for the athletes at the Winter Games. Over a period of three years, children sent in more than 250 000 drawings to LOOC. No count of visitors.
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