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Born 1974, Oslo
Lives and works in Oslo
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EDUCATION
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1996-2000
Statens kunstakademi, Oslo
1999-2000
Det Kongelige Danske Kunstakademi, Copenhagen
1994-1996
Strykejernet kunstskole, Oslo
SOLO EXHIBITIONS
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2006
”All Items Must Fit In Basket”, solo, STANDARD (OSLO), Oslo
2005
"B-Sides", Curator: Elisabeth Byre, Projekt 0047, Berlin
"No Comply (Schwarz Project #1)", Curator: Paul Brewer, Richard and Dolly Maass Gallery, SUNY Purchase, New York
2003
"Free Drinks", Fotogalleriet, Oslo
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
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2007
"Future Primitive", curator: Helga Marie Nordby, UKS – Young Artists Society, Oslo (upcoming
April)
"Skate Culture", curator: Jonas Ekeberg / Gardar Eide Einarsson, Bildmuseet, Umeå,
(upcoming, March)
"Dislocations (Don't Try Popping Them Back Into Place)", curated by: Chus Martinez, with
Gardar Eide EInarsson and Matias Faldbakken, ARCO – Special Projects Section / STANDARD
(OSLO), Madrid (upcoming, February)
2006
"Milwaukee International", Willy Wonka Inc., Milwaukee
"The Moon is a Harsh Mistress" (with Ida Ekblad), Green Gallery, Milwaukee
”Pictures”, Bellwether Gallery, New York, curator: Joao Ribas
”Skate Culture”, curator: Jonas Ekeberg / Gardar Eide Einarsson, Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen
”Street: Behind The Cliché”, Witte de With, Rotterdam, curator: Nicolaus Schafhausen (upcoming: September)
”The Norwegian Sculpture Biennial”, curator: Cecilia Widernheim, The Vigeland Museum, Oslo
”There Are Two Paths”, Torpedo Kunstbokhandel, Oslo, curator: Ida Ekblad and Hanne Mugaas
”Giving the People What They Want”, Glassbox, Paris, curator: Hanne Mugaas
”Several Ways Out”, curator: Craig Buckley, UKS Gallery, Oslo
”Skate Culture”, curator: Jonas Ekeberg / Gardar Eide Einarsson, Preus Museum, Horten
”50 / 50 – Marius Engh / Anders W. Smebye”, AK 28, Stockholm
”Villa Jelmini – The Complex of Respect”, curator: Philippe Pirotte,Kunsthalle Bern, Bern
2005
NADA Art Fair, Miami, under the auspicy of STANDARD (OSLO)
”Blankness Is Not A Void”, Curator: Gardar Eide Einarsson, STANDARD (OSLO), Oslo
”Gardar Eide Einarsson / Marius Engh / Matias Faldbakken”, STANDARD (OSLO) / LISTE 05,
Basel
2004
”Salon 100 – Works on Paper”, Heimdalsgaten 4, (temporary exhibition space), Oslo
”Standard Escape Routes”, ISCP, New York,
”Pilot 1 – International Art Forum”, Limehouse Town Hall, London
”Rank Xerox” (with Gardar E. Einarsson and Matias Faldbakken) Bergen Kunsthall, Bergen
”10 Years After”, Bomuldsfabriken Kunsthall, Arendal
”Vækerø Sculpture Garden”, public art project, Oslo
”Listepop”, Fotogalleriet, Oslo
LISTE 04, Basel
2003
"Institiutions2", Kiasma, Helsinki
"Rathaus", Oslo Open, Atelier C, Rådhuset, Oslo
"Merry-Go-Round", Video program, Oslo Open, Oslo
2002
Museum of Installation, London
"Bjørvika 17. august", Skur 55, Bjørvika, Subcomandante / Oslo Kunsthall / The National Museum of Contemporary Art, Oslo
"Brøl", Zoo Copenhagen, Frederiksberg
2001
"UKS biennalen", Seilduksfabrikken, Oslo
"Fane", Galleri Elbowroom, Gothenburg
"Måske", Norbergfestivalen, Norberg
"Heavy Backstage", Ballongmagasinet
2000
"Postprofessionalism", VCA, Melbourne
"Presenting the piece / Her er værket!, OTTO ", Galleri Rhizom, Århus
"Cantine del Borgo II", Underhaugsveien, Oslo
"Statens kunstakademi - Graduation show", Stenersenmuseet, Oslo
Bergen Museum For Samtidskunst, Plakat, Bergen
"Forrett, Statens kunstakademi", Seilduksfabrikken, Oslo
1999
"Weisse Zwerge und Grosse Riesen", Galleri Neu Deli, Bauhaus Universität, Weimar
"Cantine del Borgo", Galleri 21:25, SKA, Oslo
"Vibrasjoner", Rogaland Kunstnersenter, Stavanger
"Notes From The Underground", Galleri 21:25, Oslo
1998
"Die Faster Recordings", Quicksilver Gallery, Middelsex School of Art, London
"Heavy Backstage – Live In Bergen", Bergen Museum For Samtidskunst, Bergen
"The Great Rock´n´Roll Battle (The Best Of Frode Fivel)", Heavy Backstage, Galleri 21:25, Oslo
"Heavy Backstage", Høyskolen i Bø, Telemark
Annekset, gruppeutstilling, Galleri 21:25, Oslo
1997
"Heavy Backstage", Annekset, Statens kunstakademi, Oslo
"Punkpartyperformance", Galleri 21:25
COLLECTIONS
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Norwegian Arts Council, Oslo
Norwegian Museum of Photography, Horten
Telenor Art Collection, Oslo
Norsk Hydro Art Collection, Oslo
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