Eline McGeorge

Eline McGeorge (1970) is a Norwegian artist who lives and works in London and Oslo, Norway. She has exhibited extensively in Norway and internationally.[1]

Eline McGeorge at Oslo Kunstforening, 2016. Photo: Christina Leithe Hansen

McGeorge takes use of drawing, animation, collage, artist books and weaving. Her work spans abstraction, concrete references and documentary with democratic problems, environmental issues, feminist legacy and science fiction as core thematic focuses.[2]

Life

McGeorge was born 1970. She received her Master of Fine Arts in 2000 from Goldsmiths, University of London in London, England.[3]

Solo exhibitions
  • Oslo Kunstforening, Oslo (2016)[4]
  • Hollybush Gardens, London (2012)[5]
  • Galleri Kirkhoff, Copenhagen (2008)
  • Fotogalleriet, Oslo (2007)[6]

Selected group exhibitions

Collections

McGeorge's work is included in the permanent collection of the Limerick City Gallery of Art[10][11] and the Zabludowicz Collection.[12] She is also in the permanent collection of the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art.[13]

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References
  1. "CV – Eline McGeorge".
  2. "Eline McGeorge - Artspace".
  3. "Eline McGeorge - New Contemporaries".
  4. "Eline McGeorge - Oslo Kunstforening in English".
  5. "Eline McGeorge - Hollybush Gardens".
  6. "Eline McGeorge - Fotogalleriet".
  7. "Fritt Ord - Vi lever på en stjerne".
  8. "David Risley Gallery - Painting without paint".
  9. "Museum of Modern Art - MoMA". The Museum of Modern Art.
  10. Ciara Finnegan; Limerick City Gallery of Art (January 2004). Limerick City Gallery of Art: a young people's educational guide to the permanent collection. LCGA. ISBN 978-0-9544291-5-7.
  11. "Title of the current page, LCGA".
  12. Collection, Zabludowicz. "An Archaeology - Exhibitions - Zabludowicz Collection".
  13. "MACBA - Eline McGeorge".
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