Red and Green

Ophængning på Galleri Tornby i Tversted. Elin Neumann og Anna Grethe Aaen.

Messing Around

Naturen som Udgangspunkt

Fremfor at genskabe et sèt landskab på et lærred, forsøger jeg at genskabe dets essens. Hvert sekund bringer nye farver og
bevægelser og er en evig og tidløs kilde til inspiration og arbejde. Netop det tidløse har altid fascineret mig. Himlens og
vandets skiftende farver, de vidttrakte marker, den fjerne horisont – de håndgribelige ting: Skove og marker, jord, sand og
sten, alt giver mindelser om fjerne forekomster, og det uendelige i tiden. Som et tidsbillede af steder, der har inspireret mig
og sat deres spor.”

Sommerkurser Maleri

Der er stadig 3 ledige pladser på weekendkurset i maleri 8. – 9. august. Vi glæder os til at byde de første gæster velkommen i
dejlige nyrenoverede lokaler i den over 200 år gamle kampestensbygning og tidligere Hestestald. Se mere på vilhelmsdal.dk


Her er kursuslokalet gjort klar til mødelokale: Når maleholdet indtager rummet vil her være opstillet staffelier og maleborde.
Foto følger snarest.

Sculpture by The Sea

Today we went to see the exhibition Sculpture by The Sea. It was a wonderful and unique exhibition, and the quality of the
event was quite obvious, I belive. Featuring over 50 sculptures from across the world the exhibition site runs from the start
of the beach at Tangkrogen past the Queen’s summer residence to Ballehage Beach and into the forest around the magical
building 'Varna'. Produced by ARoS for the City of Aarhus, the exhibition is under the patronage of Their Royal Highnesses
Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark.



The photographer and australian artists Campbell Robertson-Swann's sculpture 'So Far So Good'.



Jörg Werner-Schmidt, Germany: 'Humans Coming Out of The Water'.



Richie Kuhaupt. 'Littleman'.



Ngardarb Francine Riches. 'Here But Not To Stay



John Ramsay. 'Floating Memories'.



Philip King CBE. 'It's a Swell Day for Stormy Petrels'.




Haruyuki Uchida. 'Intersection'.

I M A G I N E

IMAG NE by Emma Anna, Australia.


Bjørn Kromann-Andersen. 'This is Not an Acorn'.


Steinunn Thòrarinsdóttir. 'Lights'.


Peter Tilley. 'Between The Idea and The Reality'.



Keld Moseholm. 'Column'.



Marcus Tatton. 'Carbon Equation'.

Studio Up-Date and some ponderings

After we moved to the farm, I haven't got the time for exhibitions abroad, and thats why I have been blogging in danish the
past weeks or so. Sorry folks, friends and former Journalspacer's :-) Things are not going that fast I wanted, but hopefully
my studio will be finished this month. I have so many things to do and so little time.

Because of the lack of time - and a proper work space - I am overfilled with new ideas and expressions right now: I believe
an artist is prophetic in the sense that his or her job is to create something entirely new. That is one of the things I strive for,
to do something that doesn't look backward but forward and defines the times in which I live.


Today I am surrounded by green. When I take a look outside the windows it's green all over the place – green – a color I
avoided for years. Today I like it!