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*1001 $aJohnslien, Marte$d1977-$0(NO-TrBIB)14058222$4art$4aut$_21935500
*24510$aWhite to earth$cMarte Johnslien ; [editor: Gjertrud Steinsvåg ; text: Gjertrud Steinsvåg, Marte Johnslien ; all photos and artwork: Marte Johnslien ; translator: Stig Oppedal ; grafisk design: Carl Gürgens]
*260  $aOslo$bROM forlag$ccop. 2020
*300  $a31 s., [21 bl.]$bkol.ill.$cx cm
*500  $a"The publication is produced in conjuction with the exhibition Hvitt til jord, ROM, Oslo, 21.01.2020-23.02.2020". - Kolofonen
*500  $aGull i Årets vakreste bøker, kategori fotobok / kunstbok, kåret av Grafill i 2021
*500  $aMarte Johnslien is a PhD candidate in artistic research at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts, Department of Art and Craft (2016-2020). The exhibition Hvitt til jord is the final presentation of her artistic doctoral work, the project being title being Circumstantial Sculpture. The artistic research work Circumstantial Sculpture is a multifaceted and experimental investigation of sculpture in general, and more specifically, ceramic objects and materials.
*546  $aParallell norsk og engelsk tekst
*7001 $aGürgens, Carl$0(NO-TrBIB)9039120$4bkd$_30590100
*7001 $aOppedal, Stig$d1971-$0(NO-TrBIB)2082417$4trl$_17269400
*7001 $aSteinsvåg, Gjertrud$d1978-$0(NO-TrBIB)12066907$4edt$4aut$_12214500
*7102 $aRom for kunst og arkitektur$0(NO-TrBIB)6001544$4his$_12214800
*7112 $aMarte Johnslien: Hvitt til jord (utstilling)$0(NO-TrBIB)1602157057108$cOslo$d2020$_118236800
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