Odd Nerdrum
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| '''Odd Nerdrum''' (born [[April 8]] [[1944]]) is a [[Norway|Norwegian]]-[[Iceland|Icelandic]] figurative painter. | '''Odd Nerdrum''' (born [[April 8]] [[1944]]) is a [[Norway|Norwegian]]-[[Iceland|Icelandic]] figurative painter. | ||
| - | Nerdrum was born in [[Oslo]] and studied traditional classical painting in the [[Art Academy of Oslo]] and, with [[Joseph Beuys]], in [[New York]]. He began to teach himself how to paint in a classical manner, putting himself in direct opposition to the art of his native Norway. Nerdrum devised a method of painting of mixing and grinding his own pigments, stretching his canvas and the working from live models. He had his first one-person gallery exhibition in New York at the Martina Hamilton Gallery in 1983. He is now living in Iceland. Nerdrum became a controversial artist, claiming among other things that his art should be understood as [[kitsch]] rather than art as such.[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007] | + | Nerdrum was born in [[Oslo]] and studied traditional classical painting in the [[Art Academy of Oslo]] and, with [[Joseph Beuys]], in [[New York]]. He began to teach himself how to paint in a classical manner, putting himself in direct opposition to the art of his native Norway. Nerdrum devised a method of painting of mixing and grinding his own pigments, stretching his canvas and the working from live models. He had his first one-person gallery exhibition in New York at the Martina Hamilton Gallery in 1983. He is now living in Iceland. Nerdrum became a [[controversial]] artist, claiming among other things that his art should be understood as [[kitsch]] rather than art as such. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/{{PAGENAMEE}}] [May 2007] |
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Odd Nerdrum (born April 8 1944) is a Norwegian-Icelandic figurative painter.
Nerdrum was born in Oslo and studied traditional classical painting in the Art Academy of Oslo and, with Joseph Beuys, in New York. He began to teach himself how to paint in a classical manner, putting himself in direct opposition to the art of his native Norway. Nerdrum devised a method of painting of mixing and grinding his own pigments, stretching his canvas and the working from live models. He had his first one-person gallery exhibition in New York at the Martina Hamilton Gallery in 1983. He is now living in Iceland. Nerdrum became a controversial artist, claiming among other things that his art should be understood as kitsch rather than art as such. [1] [May 2007]
