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With permission from art historian Line Ulekleiv, it is quoted from her essay in the catalog ("-") 
In the section The double play of art, she writes: "In a way, one can perhaps claim that any work of art functions allegorically, as an expression of something else and carries a set of necessary references…

Werner Zellien (b. 1952) is a German artist living in Norway since 2003. Zellien is a trained photographer in an advertising studio (1969-72) and works in a broad field within photographic practice and art. In addition to his artistic work, Zellien is also an internationally renowned photographer of works of art, a business that is very demanding both to create credible, high-quality reproduction of images, sculptures and installations and of exhibition montages.

Only after his drawing archive came to light did it become possible to get an overview of architect Bjarne Thinn Syvertsen's (1895-1962) extensive production and realize his significance in Norwegian architecture.

Jan Groth (b. 1938) started as a painter in an abstract design language inspired by European post-war modernism. Quite quickly, in the 1960s, he switched to working with large rugs that were in clear dialogue with his drawings. All Jan Groth's tapestries between 1961 and 2008 were made in collaboration with Benedikte Groth.

This exhibition shows for the first time a retrospective presentation of Helge Wahl's (1933-2008) drawings and graphics. Wahl worked somewhat with watercolor and towards the end of his life took up painting again, which he had turned away from early on. But this exhibition is only concentrated on what were his real media, figurative depictions in black and white in drawing and graphics.

Illuminated Landscape (Form as part of Meaning, a reflection of the work of Jónas Hallgrímsson in cooperation with Dick Ringler) and Conceivable Garden (Iceland Greenhouse Series)

The concept of New Dance is central to Trisha Brown's work as a dancer and choreographer. She came to New York City as a young dancer in the 1960s.

Steve Joy (b. 1952) paints abstractly. That is, he does not want to reproduce the visual environment we experience on a daily basis as lifelike as possible. Abstract painting is a hundred-year-old phenomenon and for an artist of Joy's generation, this is a form language that the artist uses as a starting point when he is to express something in the painting.

Textile art is medium-specific.

Drammen city celebrates its 200th anniversary in 2011. Drammen Kunstforening contributes to the anniversary celebration with the exhibition "Drammen artists through 200 years" which is shown in the Lyche pavilion at Drammens Museum 24 September 2010 to 30 January 2011.

Christian Skredsvig was born in Modum in 1854. He was 15 years old when he moved to Kristiania to start at the Royal School of Drawing and Art.

Buskerud Bildende Kunstneres Novemberutstilling is an annual event.

The exhibition is in two parts, respectively in the two exhibition rooms in the Lyche pavilion and the entire ground floor in the Museum building.

Falling Trees - a 3-screen video installation

The internationally renowned photographer Dag Alveng (b. 1953) has them
over the last ten years, his artistic work has expanded to include track racing
with car.