karoline hjorth

Eyes as big as Plates had the great honour of returning to Greenland for the second Nuuk Nordic Culture Festival this week. Big thanks to NAPA for the invitation and support, to Nuuk Art Museum for hosting the Greenlandic book launch and mini exhibition and to Sikem and Nuka who joined the team of Eyes…

The Eyes as Big as Plates book has been selected to the Paris Photo / Aperture Foundation – Photobook Awards 2017  as one of 20 books from nearly 1000 entries!

Look forward to seeing many of you in New York this week, we are proud to let you know that the Eyes as Big as Plates book will also be part of the New York Art Book Fair and represented at the ARTBOOK @ MoMA PS1 bookstore!

Start spreading the news, Eyes as Big as Plates is coming your way! Celebrate with us at the Rizzoli bookstore on Broadway (right next to the Flatiron building) on Wednesday the 20th.

I am excited to take part in the opening weekend of Landskrona Fotofestival in Sweden! The Nordic photography crowds will gather here for the fifth installment of this annual happening, boasting over 40 events including artist talks, portfolio reviews, photobook days and workshops.

We will be toasting with the Finns tonight at the Nide bookshop in Helsinki! Come and join us for an artist talk and book signing from 5 pm. Welcome!

Welcome to the Eyes as Big as Plates book launch and artist talk at Trøndelag Centre for Contemporary Art in Trondheim, Tuesday September 5th.

I Østfold kunstsenter vises siste del av årets turnéutstilling, som åpner i Fredrikstad lørdag 9. september kl 15.

From August 25th to September 30th Eyes as Big as Plates is one of four international art projects to be exhibited in the Cistercian abbey of Silvacane in La Roque d’Anthéron in France, as part of the very first edition of the photo festival Récits Photographiques.  Read more about the festival and the Eyes as Big as…

Eyes as Big as Plates is excited to take part in the 2017 Ballarat International Foto Biennale in Australia, which runs from 19 August to 17 September 2017. 10 works from our series is on display at the Huyghue House, which is open to the public 7 days a week, 24/7. Welcome! More information here.