Hilde Hovland Honerud

Norway °1977
research interests: photography, socially engaged art, Form, new media art, geopolitics, visual art
affiliation: University of South-Eastern Norway
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Hilde Honerud (b. 1977) lives and works in Kongsberg, Norway

I am a visual artist and associate professor of photography at the University of Southeastern Norway. Educated at Napier University in Edinburgh and the National Academy of Arts in Oslo, I work in the tradition of documentary photography, though motifs are far from classical. 

 

My works have been widely exhibited in solo and group exhibitions. Since 2020 I have amongst others held exhibitions at MELK (Oslo), Chart Art Fair (Copenhagen), Bærum Art Center (Oslo), NŌUA (Bodø NO), Nils Was (Stiklestad NO), Vestfold Art Center (NO), Billboard Istanbul, Nordic Light Festival, Kristiansand Art Center, and summer 2023 I am featured at Les Rencontres d´Arles. For more information about grants, exhibitions and collections, see hildehonerud.com. In my academic writing I focus on artistic research, though also publishing within higher education pedagogics (Honerud & Honerud 2023) and philosophy (Honerud & Honerud 2023)

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research expositions (collaborated)

  • Fractured Photography (2023) author(s): Hilde Hovland Honerud, Jon Hovland Honerud published in: Journal for Artistic Research
    Is it possible to communicate through photography about people in distress? Through this exposition we approach such issues as media imagery and image fatigue, photography of ‘the other’, the privileged position, significant encounters, and reciprocity. We also show how commitment to social issues may relate to such an artistic process as both starting point and outcome. Finally, as this process was a collaboration between art and social science, we explore the roles and processes of such a collaboration, and exhibit the outcomes of the artistic process both as art and as a form of data for academic inquiry.
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