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The Erling Neby Collection

(Hardback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

The Erling Neby Collection

Contributors:

By (Author) Karin Hellandsj

ISBN:

9788857208626

Publisher:

Skira

Imprint:

Skira

Publication Date:

1st January 2012

Country:

Italy

Classifications

Readership:

General

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Dewey:

709.0405074

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Hardback

Number of Pages:

208

Dimensions:

Width 240mm, Height 280mm

Weight:

1520g

Description

An overview and insight into the unique collection of the Norwegian art collector Erling Neby. Erling Neby is the owner of one of the most important and precious private collections of constructivist and concrete art in Europe, and even worldwide. Over a period of thirty years, Neby has been building up a collection which is today unequalled in the Nordic countries and is of international standards and fame. Thanks to more than 200 color plates by such artists as Josef Albers, Olle Baertling, Jean Dewasne, Emilio Gilioli, Jan Groth, Arne Malmedal, Aurelie Nemours, Lars G. Nordstrm, Jesus Rafael Soto, Victor Vasarely, Thornton Willis, the book gives an inspiring insight into the international constructivist art from the 1940s till today.

Author Bio

Since 2004, John Peter Nilsson is curator at Moderna Museet in Stockholm, Sweden. He was editor-in-chief between 1999 - 2002 for Nu: The Nordic Art Review, and between 1996 - 1999 for Siksi, The Nordic Art Review. Beside beeing a freelance art critic for the Swedish daily Aftonbladet between 1986 - 2004, Mr. Nilsson also organised several exhibitions as an independent curator, among others he was curator for The Nordic Pavilion at The Venice Biennale 1999. At Moderna Museet he is in charge of the prgrammes and he has also been curating, among others, the Swedish quadrennial "The Moderna Exhibition 2006" (2006); "Olle Baertling - A Modern Classic" (2007); "Dal Dal featuring Francesco Vezzoli" (2009).Karin Hellandsj, has her Master in art history from the University of Oslo. She worked as curator at the Henie Onstad Art Centre for almost two decades, during the 1970's and 80's, before joining the National Museum of Contemporary Art in Oslo as their chief curator from 1988 till 2005. In March 2005 she came back to the Henie Onstad Art Centre as director. Hellandsj has since the start of her career been involved in national and international museum work and collaboration, and has curated many major national and international exhibitions throughout the years. She is also a notable scholar on modern art, a lecturer and an active writer.

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