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10 marts – 22 april
Kunstnersammenslutningen PRO Jubilæumsudstilling på Gammelgaard
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 | December – Januar Solhvervshilsen
“Skriftsteder” Seks stikord af Torben Brostrøm med akvareller af Hans Tyrrestrup |
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 | November “De fire temperamenter” og “De fire årstider”
Udsmykning Region Syddanmark |
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| Guerilladigte! | Dansk Forfatterforening i Den Blå Avis
jv bl.a. Information 9/11 |
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Fanø Kunstmuseum
3. september - 30. oktober
Jørgen Bjørslev og Louise Hjort Hansen spiller til Septemberudstillingens åbning
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June – July
”Palettens Pinjefugl – fra Rom til Campus Varde” udstillingen – the exhibition – Varde Museum er forlænget til 21. august.
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JydskeVestkysten: Palettens Pinjefugl – og Venus, 25. marts
Kristeligt Dagblad: Midt i billedet landede en engel, 30. maj
Jyllands-Posten: Grænseløs Inspiration, 11. juni
Kunstavisen: Mellem håb og tro, juni –juli
Magasinet KUNST, nr. 4
Kunstmagasinet nr. 3
| | Carl Nielsen-museet, Odense Bys Museer. Maleriet ”Espansiva – et maleri i fem satser”, ”Espansiva – a Painting in Five Movements” afsløres i komponisten Carl Nielsens barndomshjem i Nr. Lyndelse – og filmen vises, and the film is shown.
The jazz musicians Hans Ulrik and Thomas Clausen play. |  |
KUNSTEN Museum of Modern Art, Aalborg Kunstmuseum: auktion til fordel for Afrika.
”Metronomen”, Frederiksberg, Copenhagen. ’Kunst i påsken’, auktion til fordel for Afrika
”Ariadne”, NYARTS Magazine, Global Projects, Broadway Gallery, New York, USA |
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ESSENCE ”The Palette of the Pine Bird
– from Rome to Campus Varde” The Danish artist Hans Tyrrestrup, who has one of his studios near Varde, is internationally orientated and is represented in museums both in Denmark and abroad.
In 2008 “Queen Ingrid’s Roman Foundation” granted Hans Tyrrestrup a three-month stay at The Danish Academy in Rome. The intention was to study and generate artistic power for the project “The Birds of Rome in Art and Reality”.
In text and pictures “The Palette of the Pine Bird” provides insight into the artistic process experienced by Hans Tyrrestrup. At the Academy and in the near-by Villa Borghese Park he has sketched and examined the relations between birds and angels and taken a special interest in “the inspiration”, which, as a theme, has been woven into the course of the book. The book shows water colour sketches and study materials leading definitively to the principal artistic work, the painting “Roma Luce”.
A final section of the book deals with the painting “Campus Varde”, which was begun in Rome and completed in the West Jutland studio. Both works belong to Campus Varde, where they in 2011 were hung for the opening of the education centre. In an introduction the art historian Vera Rasmussen tells about Tyrrestrup’s relations with Rome.
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North-Art Magazine
nr. 122 Fra legatophold i Berlin, nov. 2010 |
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| Januar Oversigt over forfatterens udgivelser anvendt som nytårshilsen |  |
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