Month: July 2013
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On Pinterest
Here is my new Pinterest profile. I’ve posted some ‘boards’ with my own photographs, since I want to reach out to potential customers there – 80% of whom are women by the way. In the very near future, I’ll begin to “pin” images, text and videos that I like – all around the issue of […]
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New homepage section: Recent editions
If you are a frequent visitor to my photo homepage, you may find it time consuming to go through all the 19 different image categories and try to figure out whether I have posted a new photograph in one of them since you last visited it. So today I have created a new section called […]
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July Update…
Dear Art Photo Friend I hope you are well there in the summertime and that I am not bothering you (too often). • Happy to share three new images for your preview… • Future exhibitions with a theme at my studio will be reduced to a couple per year. My exhibition are now ongoing and […]
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In Oslo: Astrup Fearnley Museum, Cindy Sherman, Damien Hirst and all that…
The Astrup Fearnley Museum is situated in the Tjuvholmen area in the Oslo harbour. It is an exciting, creative new area of development which used to be a shipbuilding site and an old prison. Now it’s restaurants, luxurious apartments, cozy small squares and lots of diverse, creative architecture. When you walk away from the anything-but-elegant […]
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Gemini G.E.L. – pionering print makers
For about 40 years I’ve followed the production of one of the world’s finest contemporary art printers – Gemini G.E. L. at Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles. My father, F. W. Oberg (1913-1981) who founded gallery Ars Studeo in Aarhus and Copenhagen, Denmark, in the mid-1960s and was a keen long-time art collector bought many […]
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