Category Archives: Journalism

Published in Whitehot Magazine, 2012. Original article here. Mark Bradford at San Francisco Museum of Modern Art San Francisco, California Mark Bradford wants to overwhelm us. At least that is what it feels like, walking through the rooms of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) dedicated to his ten-year retrospective. The canvases keepContinue reading “Mark Bradford”

Published in Oh Comely, May 2012. Fire in the heart ‘Junkhearts’ director Tinge Krishnan talks about writing stories in the playground, leaving medicine, and moving through darkness into light. She is a believer in transformation and redemption, Tinge Krishnan. It is there in her own story, from her start as a medical doctor to becomingContinue reading “Fire in the heart”

Lionheart Magazine, Warmth issue, 2012. Original article. Cool kid Chloë Swagger, talent and a thirst for exploration through acting is why Chloë Moretz is a star in the making. Jessica Furseth talks to the Hollywood actress about ambition, confidence and listening to your mother. She has a lot of sass for a 14-year-old, that ChloëContinue reading “Cool kid Chloë”

Published in Whitehot Magazine, 2012. Original article here. Lucian Freud: Portraits National Portrait Gallery, London For such a force of nature, Lucian Freud comes across as a man of basic needs. “I work from people that interest me and that I care about, in rooms that I live in and know,” the painter has said,Continue reading “Lucian Freud: Portraits”

Published in Idol Magazine, 2012. Original article here. The mythology of Sir Ben Kingsley Sir Ben Kingsley discovered a rich mythology in ‘Hugo’, Martin Scorsese’s playful 3D adventure. The veteran actor took us to the heart of the story, while Martin Scorsese dazzled us with us his passion for 3D as the next step inContinue reading “The mythology of Sir Ben Kingsley”

Dagbladet, mars 2012. Sir Ben Kingsleys mytologi Martin Scorseses nye 3D-eventyr ’Hugo’ er en familiefilm, men Sir Ben Kingsley oppdaget en rik mytologi sin rolle som filmpioneeren Georges Méliès. Vi traff Kingsley i anledning London-premieren av ’Hugo’. Martin Scorseses ’Hugo’ forteller en oppdiktet historie om en gutt som bor i klokketårnet på Montparnasse-stasjonen i Paris.Continue reading “Sir Ben Kingsleys mytologi”

Dagbladet, mars 2012.   Martin Scorsese: 3D er neste trinn i filmevolusjonen Martin Scorsese er storbegeistret over 3D-film formatet, og syntes det var spennende å teste nye teknologiske grenser med familiefilmen Hugo. Nå sier filmregissøren kritikerne må slappe litt av og gi nyvinningen en sjanse. Hugo er Martin Scorseses første film i 3D, et format somContinue reading “Martin Scorsese: 3D er neste trinn i filmevolusjonen”

Published in Whitehot Magazine, 2012. Original article here. Lygia Pape: Magnetized Space Serpentine Gallery, London Lygia Pape’s work, with all its geometry, should not feel this sensual. Maybe it is because of the music, the soft bossa nova strumming through the rooms of the Serpentine Gallery, or it could be the radical undercurrent that doesContinue reading “Lygia Pape: Magnetized Space”

Lionheart Magazine, Bravery issue, 2011. Original article. The Viking compass We’re moving, my bike and I, the traffic around us is menacing but today it creates the perfect hum. My wheels are a butch girl called Lola, I’m a scrawny girl in woollen layers. I’ve got music in my left ear and the rush ofContinue reading “The Viking compass”

Sør Trøndelag, mars 2000. Nordmannskap i ein havregraut Sjølv om innbyggjartalet på Å ikkje når 400, betyr ikkje det at dei ikkje kan fylle eit samfunnshus. For på fredag laut dei opne opp glasa allereie før underhaldninga byrja. Meldal Historielag sto for arrangementet av kulturkvelden, som vart opna med det kjende spelet ’Grauten på Grut’.Continue reading “Nordmannskap i ein havregraut”