↗︎ Friday by Karmaklubb*, part of a two-day proud takeover of the online platform of the glorious Barcelona based , presenting the talk ‘A queer curatorial approach: On “Munchmuseet on the Move”, future plan, desires and longings for queer club culture’ — a talk by , Senior Curator at the Munch Museum, Oslo. Tine (Karmaklubb*) and Tominga enjoyed a bottle of La Sorga wine while talking about the inception of Karmaklubb*; Tominga’s queer curatorial approach to ‘Munchmuseet on the Move’ with examples from ↗︎ Sam Hultin’s ‘I’m Every Lesbian — Oslo’ (2016), ↗︎ ‘TROLLKREM IMPORT’ with Vaginal Davis, Seth Bogart, Vaginal Davies, and their float for Oslo Pride (2018), ↗︎ ‘Summer Night by the Beach’ by Kirsten Astrup & Maria Bordorff (2019); and future plans, desires and longings for queer club culture. Find the full presentation including video and interview ↗︎ here at the House of Maricas.
‘“Munchmuseet on the Move — Contemporary Art” (2016–2019) was a programme of temporary art projects by younger artists in different spaces, indoors and outdoors, in the Munch Museum’s neighbourhoods on the east side of Oslo. The transdisciplinary projects were anchored in the local context and characterised by dialogue with different institutions and people living and working in the area. The programme was a continuation of the Stenersen Museum’s work with contemporary art, whose premises closed at the end of 2015. Works from the Stenersen Collection, which became part of the Munch Museum Collection, were shown in collaboration with Kunsthall Oslo during the same period. The main aim of Munchmuseet on the Move – Contemporary Art was to establish relationships with the neighbourhoods the Munch Museum moved through on its one-mile journey down to Oslo’s waterfront — from Tøyen to Bjørvika — with the opening of the new museum in 2020.’ (Excerpt from the box publication with all the ‘Munchmuseet on the Move’ catalogues, shown in the video)
Other names mentioned in the talk is artist (in the context of the Claw, the Karmaklubb* ‘hand’, as well as TROLLKREM’s float during Oslo Pride 2019) ↗︎ and artist; editor and Karmaklubb* friend (also in seen in the float); photographer and artist ↗︎ Maria Pasenau (photos for ‘Munchmuseet on the Move — Contemporary Art’).