karoline hjorth

As part of the photography festival Oslo Negativ‘s artist talk series titled “Oslo Negativ Inspirerer”, Karoline will represent the Eyes as Big as Plates duo on stage at 2 pm tomorrow in the beautiful old Deichman library, sharing snippets from the upcoming book! Check out the festival programme for lots of great exhibitions, talks and…

As part of Novooi’s very first exhibition Hyttekontor – work from nature , Eyes as Big as Plates takes part in this year’s Designers Saturday Oslo, which opens tomorrow.

We are proud to share the news that the most comprehensive Eyes as Big as Plates exhibition to date will be presented at the Multimedia Art Museum in Moscow as part of the 12th International Photography Biennale! 

Eyes as Big as Plates 1 and 2 would never have made it to the bookshelves without the people power that is crowdfunding! With two successful campaigns up our sleeves, we have been invited to contribute to tomorrow’s online cultural crowdfunding event “Crowdfunding for the Cultural and Creative Industries in Norway”.

…In the meanwhile, warm up with these great documentation shots from Galleri Dropsfabrikken by Håkon Noren. Artist talk May 25th at 8pm Norwegian time/ 7pm GMT/ 2pm EST. Live stream invite to come!

The first ever Eyes as Big as Plates portrait was created in May 2011 together with Halvar on the southwest coast of Norway. Ten years and over a hundred portraits later, Galleri Dropsfabrikken in Trondheim is proud to present brand new works alongside Halvar in an exhibition celebrating the first decade of the project!

The Dedee Shattuck Gallery is pleased to reopen their doors with the 2021 inaugural exhibit Eyes as Big as Plates: A Second Look at the Work of Riitta Ikonen & Karoline Hjorth. Visitors to the gallery will recognize these photographs from the 2019 group show, Should We Go Outside? A Nordic Quartet. There will be…

Eyes as Big as Plates’ very own Karin, one of the five works that was recently acquired into the permanent collection of Preus Museum in Horten, Norway, is taking part in the museum’s new exhibition titled TIME, PLACE, ROOM.  

Last week the Eyes as Big as Plates duo enjoyed a great chat with Christina Skreiberg from the stellar podcast Frilandslivet about freelance life, work and play – the episode is out now, listen here!