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B a n k e n C u l t u r a l C e n t r e , L i l l e h a m m e r ”Artistic Decoration Projects”, and Kodak photography exhibition, 24 February 1992 – 18 March 1992. The first drawings and models for the decoration projects. No count of visitors. L i l l e h a m m e r C i n e m a ”Women and the Olympics, from Chamonix to Lillehammer” No count of visitors. H å k o n H a l l , L i l l e h a m m e r ”The Olympic Flame”, 12 March 1993 – 27 March 1993. A selection of entries to the design competition for the Main Flame Cauldron and Torch. The exhibition was first shown in the RAM Gallery in Oslo. Visitors: 4 398 ”Golden Club”, 4 August – 31 August 1993. The photographer Arnfinn Johnsen’s portraits of 60 Norwegian Olympic gold-medal winners. The exhibition has since autumn 1993 been shown around the country and will end up in Håkon Hall, with the addition of the new gold medal winners. Visitors: 42 368 E x h i b i t i o n s , H a m a r ”The Golden Club”, Hamar Olympic Hall, The Viking Ship. Permanent from the spring 1993. Photograph Arnfinn Johnsen’s 60 portraits of living Norwegian Olympic gold medallists. No count of visitors. ”Addenda”, Norges Bank, 11 August 1993 – 28 August 1993. Presentation of jewellery workshop. Visitors: 700 The exhibition was also shown at Format in Oslo, 11 January 1994 – 16 January 1994. No count of visitors. ”Land Art – Åkersvika”, 20 August 1993 – 15 April 1994. Seven different art projects with sculptures and installations in the countryside at Åkersvika and around Hamar. No count of visitors. R i n g e b u Y o u t h C e n t r e ”Meeting of Masters”,February 1994 – 27 February 1994 A selection from the ceramics workshop. Visitors: 325
G l å m d a l M u s e u m , E l v e r u m ”Life of a Nomad”,27 January 1994 – 23 May 1994, Houses and handicrafts from nomadic people from four continents, and “Mijjen Luvnie”, 6 February 1994 – 23 May 1994, a south-Sami touring exhibition. Visitors: 700 H e n i e - O n s t a d A r t C e n t r e , H ø v i k o d d e n , B æ r u m ”Norway in the middle of the world”, 4 February 1994 – 15 May 1994. The exhibition showed the main lines of Norwegian modernist painting in relation to the international scene. Visitors: 7 000 ”Sonja Henie – photographs”, 4 February 1994 – 15 May 1994. The exhibition showed Sonja Henie’s life in three stages: from athlete in her youth to Hollywood star and art patron. Visitors: 7 000 ”Henrik Sørensen – 1882-1962”, 29 January 1994 – 20 March 1994 This retrospective exhibition was dedicated to one of Norway’s greatest art personalities ever. Visitors: 9 000 M u s e u m o f A p p l i e d A r t , O s l o ”Ceramics – Ringebu”, 18 June 1993 – 20 August 1993. An exhibition featuring works of the international participants in the ceramics workshop in Ringebu the same summer. Visitors: 3 300 ”Norwegian Olympic Design”, 15 January 1994 – 20 March 1994. The exhibition showed the Lillehammer Games’ visual profile with emphasis on quality, Norwegian distinctiveness, tradition and uniqueness in everything from license products to architecture. Visitors: 7 000 ”Pierre Alechinsky”, 4 February 1994 – 15 May 1994. The exhibition showed drawings of the artist Pierre Alechinsky, known from exhibitions around the world. Visitors: 7 000 K u n s t n e r n e s h u s , O s l o ”Network” Olympic Collection ‘94, 16 October 1993 – 14 December 1993. A complete presentation of international modern art, based on the themes body, nature and communication. The works were purchased to decorate VIPlounges, reception areas etc. during the Games. The collection will later be based in the art department at Oppland Regional College. Visitors: 2 500 N o r w e g i a n F o l k M u s e u m , B y g d ø y , O s l o ”Arts from the Arctic”, 1 Jan. 1994 – 20 Mar. 1994 For the first time ever, the indigenous peoples of Scandinavia, Russia, Greenland, Canaqda and Alaska had an opportunity to exhibit the best of their work, retracing their history and their lifestyles. Paintings, graphic arts, textile art, sculptures, tapestry, etc. Visitors: 6 918 O s l o A r t S o c i e t y ”Lávkki, lávki”, from 3 February 1994 The exhibition features the work of nine contemporary Sami artists. The nine artists use different techniques in their artistic expressions. Visitors: 1 250
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