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Grace Tabea Tenga: How to write about art?
17.11.20 – 24.11.20
In this lecture, writer, dancer and art critic Grace Tabea Tenga shares her experience and knowledge when it comes to writing about art. The lecture series is for everyone who seeks to immerse themselves in art and express themselves through text.
"How to write about art?" is a series of free, digital lectures in which five experienced art critics share their knowledge. Lectures are published every Tuesday at 16:00 and open to everyone.
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About the speaker
Grace Tabea Tenga is a writer, critic, African-aesthetic dancer with Tabanka, activist and psychology student who writes for Klassekampen, scenekunst.no, the Norwegian Shakespeare magazine, ballade.no and periskop.no. Tenga writes from a critical feminist and de-colonial perspective with an intersectional view on art and social issues. She is responsible for the specialist program of the African Students Association and is a member of the board of the Association for Gender and Sexuality Diversity in Oslo and Viken (FRI).
About the lecture series
The lecture series "How to write about art?" is published every Tuesday at 4 pm as a standalone offering and in parallel with the writing course "How to write about art?".
The lectures are available on our website until 24th November.
The speakers:
- Tuesday, October 13: Grace Tabea Tenga
Writer, critic and danser who writes for Scenekunst, the Norwegian Shakespeare magazine, Ballade.no, Subjekt.no from a post-colonial and feminist viewpoint.
- Tuesday, October 20: Andreas Breivik
Writer and critic for Kunstkritikk.no runs the magazine We Look at Art.
- Tuesday, October 27: Johanne Nordby Wernø
Writer, critic and curator, as well as former head of UKS.
- Tuesday, November 3: Tommy Olsson
Artist, writer, curator and art critic who writes regularly for Klassekampen.
- Tuesday, November 10: Inger Wold Lund
Artist, writer and critic for, among others, Kunstkritikk.no. Her last book Erotika was published at Cappelen Damm.
Bilde: Ambia Photography
