[JEANSELLEM VIEWER] — LENE ADLER PETERSEN ET SANDT VARVAR 07 - 18.12.1974 — Categories: visual — Keywords: Galerie S:t Petri, Jean Sellem, archive — Dear Marie and Jean,Here are the 168 drawings, which you must look after like little eyes.Lene Adler, born 13-1-1944, Aarhus. Attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen from 1960 onwards. Made films in the collective film company A.B. Cinema. Made drawings and objects for [unclear] TA-Box. Took part in happenings and actions in collaboration with Bjørn Nørgaard and the Experimental Art School. Made the feature film “3 piger og en gris” together with Elisabeth Therkelsen, Ursula Reuter Christensen and Per Kirkeby. Made plinths and boxes and drawings for “Hadeskriftet”, Holbæk. Solo exhibition: Damegalleriet, Copenhagen. Has worked since 1972 as a reproduction technician at the Eks-Skolen print shop, a jointly owned workplace that I set up together with 3 other comrades. — I do not have enough time to prepare a special press release, as it is important to me to formulate it in such a way that it expresses a certain attitude to life.But one could use one drawing or several (in the book?).Warm regards, Lene. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Jumble at S:t PetriLene Adler Petersen calls her exhibition at Galerie S:t Petri, which runs until 18 December, a genuine jumble. It consists of 168 drawings, caricatures and poetically portrayed people, interspersed with poetry and prose, in something that may be seen as a kind of diary. — — — Category: visual — A Genuine JumbleLene Adler Petersen calls her exhibition at Galerie S:t Petri, from 4 to 18 December, “A Genuine Jumble”. It consists of 168 drawings made between 1973 and 1974 and may be regarded as a kind of diary.It includes caricatures and figures depicted from a political perspective, interspersed with poetry and prose. Lene Adler Petersen often combines image and text and has also used photography in her earlier work.This 30-year-old Danish artist, who is showing her work in Sweden for the first time, is active in several fields. She has made films within the Danish film collective ABCinema, illustrated the art magazine TA-BOX, and taken part in happenings and actions with Bjørn Nørgaard and the Experimental Art School in Copenhagen.Together with Elisabeth Therkildsen, Ursula Reuter and Per Kirkeby, she made the feature film “Three Women and a Pig” a few years ago. Since 1972, she has worked daily as a reproduction technician at the Ekskolan print shop, which she owns jointly with three other comrades.The exhibition is open weekdays from 3 to 8 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays from 12 noon to 5 p.m.Little mouse on the table, tell me who loves me. It is the man in your room, fat, stupid lady.Drawing by Lene Adler Petersen.
Poets! This autumn Galerie S:t Petri is starting a new activity and offers you the opportunity to make your poems public in the gallery’s windows.
Interested parties are asked to submit previously unpublished and clearly written manuscripts in A4 format to:
POEM FOR YOU Galerie S:t Petri P.O. Box 7 221 01 Lund 1 Use a pseudonym. Your name and address should be placed inside a sealed envelope, with the pseudonym written on the outside, and enclosed with the poems.
A group of poetry enthusiasts will then select works for “Poem for You.” The selected poems will be displayed in the gallery’s windows together with the author’s name.
Since such a selection can never be entirely fair, all submitted material (maximum three poems per author) will gradually form the basis for one or more shorter exhibitions at Galerie S:t Petri.
We also hope to later publish parts of the submitted material in an anthology. Authors should, however, be aware that they cannot expect to receive payment for their contributions.
Submitted material will not be returned.
With kind regards, Galerie S:t Petri – Jean Sellem
[JEANSELLEM VIEWER] — LENE ADLER PETERSEN ET SANDT VARVAR 07 - 18.12.1974 — Categories: visual — Keywords: Galerie S:t Petri, Jean Sellem, archive — 4/74Dear Marie and JeanHere are the 168 drawings, which you must look after like little eyes.Lene Adler, born 13-1-1944, Aarhus. Attended the Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen from 1960 onwards. Made films in the collective film company A.B. Cinema. Made drawings and objects for [unclear] TA-Box. Took part in happenings and actions in collaboration with Bjørn Nørgaard and the Experimental Art School. Made the feature film “3 piger og en gris” together with Elisabeth Therkelsen, Ursula Reuter Christensen and Per Kirkeby. Made plinths and boxes and drawings for “Hadeskriftet”, Holbæk. Solo exhibition: Damegalleriet, Copenhagen. Has worked since 1972 as a reproduction technician at the Eks-Skolen print shop, a jointly owned workplace that I set up together with 3 other comrades. — I do not have enough time to prepare a special press release, as it is important to me to formulate it in such a way that it expresses a certain attitude to life.But one could use one drawing or several (in the book?).Warm regards, Lene. — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — — Jumble at S:t PetriLene Adler Petersen calls her exhibition at Galerie S:t Petri, which runs until 18 December, a genuine jumble. It consists of 168 drawings, caricatures and poetically portrayed people, interspersed with poetry and prose, in something that may be seen as a kind of diary. — — — Category: visual — A real jumbleLene Adler Petersen calls her exhibition at Galerie S:t Petri, 4–18 December, “A real jumble”. It consists of 168 drawings, created between 1973 and 1974, and may be seen as a kind of diary.There are caricatures and politically portrayed individuals mixed with poetry and prose. Lene Adler Petersen often combines image and text and has also used photography in her earlier work.This 30-year-old Dane, who is showing her work in Sweden for the first time, is active in several fields. She has made films with the Danish film collective ABCinema, illustrated the art journal TA-BOX, and taken part in happenings and actions together with Björn Nörgård and the experimental art school in Copenhagen.In collaboration with Elisabeth Therkildsen, Ursula Reuter and Per Kirkeby, she made the feature film “Three Women and a Pig” some years ago. Since 1972, she has worked daily as a reproduction technician at Ekskolans printing workshop, which is owned by herself and three other colleagues.The exhibition is open weekdays 3–8 p.m., Saturdays and Sundays noon–5 p.m.Little mouse on the table there, tell me who loves me. It is the man in your room, you big, fat, silly woman.Drawing by Lene Adler Petersen.
