Galleri Riis, NO
Galleri Riis was founded in Trondheim in 1972 by collectors Inger and Andreas L. Riis, and has been based in Oslo since 1980. From 2011 to 2017 the gallery operated a second space in Stockholm which confirmed the gallery’s importance on the Scandinavian art scene.
In August 2016, the Oslo gallery relocated to a renovated 1890’s residential building in the city centre. The current exhibition program reflects a long-standing history, with a primary focus on important contemporary art from the Nordic countries including a selective spotlight on international artists. Over the years, the gallery has mounted a number of historic exhibitions with contemporary and modern masters. Galleri Riis is owned and directed by Espen Ryvarden and Kristin Elisabeth Bråten.
Arbins gate 7
0253 Oslo
Norway

This year's presentation
Galleri Riis will feature a two-artist exhibition with Eline Mugaas (1969- NO) and Éva Mag (1979-RO/SE). Eline Mugaas, primarily known for her work within an extended field of photography, has recently made exhibitions combining film, sculpture and photography in complex and elegant installations. Her ideas span a variety of interests, and her photographs are concerned with light, texture, space and place in a broad sense. Images can be from domestic interiors or urban spaces, as well as antique art or sourced from various printed matter like old photography manuals.
Éva Mag’s focus over the last years has been performance, scenography and site-specific installations comprising textiles, clay and steel. Over the last year, she has completed a public art project for Stockholm Konst in Skärholmen, with monumental and brightly painted sculptures in aluminum, inspired by her ongoing work with textile collages. Mugaas will occupy the walls with a variety of photographic works, in various formats and sizes, both framed and unframed, wallpapered and collaged directly on the wall. These works will interact with, and create the backdrop for, a group of three welded and painted aluminum sculptures, 1-5 meters tall, by Éva Mag. The sculptures will be presented together as a group on a low custom-made podium covering a larger part of the floorspace in the booth.
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