Exhibition poster: Blank Blank
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We are pleased to welcome you the opening of Emilie Louise Gossiauxs' first ever solo exhibition in Europe, Kinship Thursday 26 September at 6 pm.
Oda Oftung from the organization "Unge Funksjonshemmede" (Young People with Disabilities) will inaugurate the exhibition, followed by an opening speech by Trond Åm, Trondheim's City Counsellor for culture, sport and leisure.
Have you ever had someone depend entirely on you? Or have you ever depended entirely on someone else? Kinship, an exhibition at Kunsthall Trondheim, joyfully captures these deep connections through the story of an artist and a dog. Featuring drawings, painted sculptures, and a newly commissioned installation of one hundred painted ceramic objects spanning two gallery floors, Kinship invites reflections on your own interdependence with others while embracing your animal self.
Artist Emilie Louise Gossiaux first met London, a blonde English Labrador Retriever, the day after her 24th birthday. London entered Emilie's life three years after a traffic accident caused Emilie's blindness. For over a decade since then, London has been not only Emilie's guide dog but also a close companion and muse.
Read more about Kinship here
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The exhibition is supported by Arts and Culture Norway, The Fritt Ord Foundation and SpareBank 1 SMN Samfunnsutbytte.
Kinship is curated by Adam Kleinman, with Katrine Elise Agpalza Pedersen, and Joe Rowley.
Important information:
Kunsthall Trondheim has a stair-free entrance from street level, is wheelchair accessible and has a lift. Public disability parking is available right outside our entrance. Upon arrival, you will be greeted by our host at the reception. At street level, there is an accessible restroom, and another restroom is located on our lower floor.
If you have any special requirements, please send us an email to office@kunsthalltrondheim.no or call us at (+47) 485 00 100, and we will be more than happy to help make your visit as easy and rewarding as possible.