Tag: F. W. Oberg

• Asger Jorn, the Museum – and me

  

  July 4, 2019 I’ve just visited Museum Jorn in the heart of Jutland, Western Denmark, and thought I would put together a few notes of a personal character. I am no expert whatsoever on Jorn – Denmark’s most important and most internationally well-known artist in modern times – but I happen to have a personal…

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  July 6, 2019

  Art reflections, Positive notes on exhibits

  COBRA art group, Den forhadte by, Det unge Par, F. W. Oberg, Jorn and COBRA, Museum Jorn, Per Kirkeby, Restless Rebel, Silkeborg and Jorn, Stalingrad, Stalingrad painting, Statens Museum for Kunst, The Detested Town, The Young Couple

• SPAR – The “Silk Peace Art Road” Project

  

  Lund, Sweden –March 8 to July 16, 2018. No longer updated here.But all about the project on my photo homepage launched on September 1, 2018 here. Jan Oberg, Oberg PhotoGraphics, has been invited by the Global Art Affairs (GAA) Foundation and the European Cultural Center to exhibit at Palazzo Mora in Venice in the context…

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  March 8, 2018

  Art spaces in Venice (other), Biennale in Venice, New works, Newsletter “Shoot”, Promotion, Studio, events, promotion, press, updates, updates

  art in peace, China art world, European Cultural Centre, F W Oberg Ars Studeo, F. W. Oberg, GAA Foundation, Palazzo Mora, peace art, Peace Art Hotel in Shanghai, peace in art, peace photography, Personal Structures – Open Borders, Qiu Zhijie, Qiu Zhijie total art, Rene Rietmeyer, ROCI – Rauschenberg Overseas…, Silk PeaceArt Road, Silk PeaceArt Road project, Silk Road and art, Swatch PeaceArt Hotel, Time – Space – Existence, Venice Biennale 2019

• 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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  July 1, 2013

  Art reflections, Exhibition notes, How is it done?

  Ars Studeo, Art Basel, Basel Art Fair, Basel Galleries, Ellen Grinstein Perliter, ellsworth kelly, F. W. Oberg, Gemini G.E.L., Ken Tyler, National Gallery in Washington, Robert Rauschenberg, Sidney Felsen, Stanley Grinstein