On 18 September 2010, an exhibition consisting of art works by Norwegian and Polish artists was opened at the state-owned Museum of Contemporary Sculpture in Oroñsko, a town about 120 kilometres south of Warszawa.
9 Polish and 8 Norwegian artists participate in the exhibition, which is open until 10 October.
The exhibition is located outdoors, in order to be experienced by the visitors both as a social place, and as a natural part of the surroundings.
Polish-Norwegian cooperation project
The exhibition is the result of the Polish-Norwegian art project “Outside in/Inside out”, which has been implemented by the Norwegian municipality of Oppland in cooperation with the state-owned Polish sculpture centre in Oroñsko.
The project ‘Outside in/Inside out’ was started in autumn 2009, and is a continuation of 2 former projects: the Polish-Norwegian workshop Art-Nature in 1987 and the UT-21 project at Lillehammer in Norway in 2008. At the latter one, 14 works by 7 Norwegian and 7 Polish artists were presented. 13 of these artists, in addition to 1 new artist from Poland and 2 from Norway, are now presenting their works at the exhibition in Poland.
More information: http://www.sculpture.art.pl/
Photo credit: Oppland Fylkeskommune