Høvikodden Live 1968- 07

The exhibition and the concert programme focus on the body as a tool for expression, rhetoric and messages – both political and social. To be Heard is to be Seen balances on a cutting edge between three different perspectives: in the visual arts, the voice is used as a metaphor, in performance, as a theatrical effect and in music, as a medium for experimental song techniques. A number of artists and musicians explore the scope of the voice and press back the boundaries of its potential, and of how it is formed:

Participating artists:
Anna Sigmond Gudmundsdottir, Aeron Bergman & Alejandra Salinas, Camille Norment, diskJokke, Famlende Forsøk, Jaap Blonk, Katarina Zdjelar, Maja Solveig Kjelstrup Ratkje, Merzbow, Noxagt, Pierre Huyghe, Serena Maneesh, Sidsel Endresen, Simona Barbera, Sten Hanson, Stephen O´Malley, Stine Janvin Motland, Susanna, Tori Wrånes and Void ov Voices.

Editor: Caroline M. Ugelstad
Contributors: Hild Borchgrevink, Hal Clark, Karin Hellandsjø, Geir Johnson, Siri Meyer, Ole Henrik Moe, Synne Skouen, Sigrid Øvreås Svendal, Caroline Ugelstad and Jan Erik Vold
300 pages
24 x 17 cm
Paperback
English and Norwegian texts
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, 2007