Screenings:
Collection of Centers – good vs. bad models of collaboration
Discussion on the confines of reason under the neo-relational regime. Following the debate D.O.R. also perform a set of significant actions. Panel: author Sindy Barbera and curator Veary Tall moderated by art historian Carsten Hödle.
2011
Untitled – Give it all up Again
Performance and actions by D.O.R at the Vernissage of the exhibition Give it all up again
by Institutt for Degenerert Kunst at Gallery D.O.R.
2011
Situations as Object (Framed)
Performance and actions by D.O.R at the inaugural exhibition at Gallery D.O.R.
2011
Evolving according to an expanded chorographical principle Gallery D.O.R. takes its leading methods from the commercial Galleries globalized, institutionalized and fine tuned formalities. D.O.R. has scripted and will perform an ambiance so close to a Gallery situation that it will transcend the Ibensian social realistic “problem drama”. Gallery D.O.R is performed by the artist group D.O.R (Sverre Gullesen, Steinar Haga Kristensen & Kristian Ø. Dahl)
Situation – The Kashubian Interregnum
Performative work for “ACT XI: Let us compare mythologies” performance cycle at Witte de With,
2010
From Processology to Neo-Relationalism – chaos to consensus,
a debate at Record Gallery, Oslo, 2008
From Processology to Neo-Relationalism
chaos to consensus, a debate takes form as a panel debate on the “Neo-Relations, Aesthetics of the now”.
D.O.R. have initiated a series of panel-discussions between art historian Cindy Barbera, the author of the publication Slippery Translucence and Neo-relational aesthetic; scornful, but (at least) it has identity(!) and curator at Proper Palate Gallery, Veary Tall. They are discussing the inherent potential in neo-relational esthetics and how these strategies affect our every-day life. The discussions are being led by director of Die neue institute, Niclas Hödler.
Kaupang Laive – New-historicalism for our time
at UKS, Oslo, Norway, 2007
The Kaupang Laive was a three-day Live improvised theatrical role-play that simulated the first urban community in Norway, namely Kapangen i Skiringssal year 800. The participants only had their character description as a reference on how to perform
