
Marianne Bjørnmyr
Marianne Bjørnmyr (1986) is based in Bodø, Norway. Bjørnmyr’s work is concerned with photography, authenticity, and documentation, dwelling upon visibility and invisibility, science, and phenomena. Her installations are often made up of analogue photography and casts.
Bjørnmyr’s work has been shown at Peckham24 (London), Unseen Photofestival (Amsterdam), and Kunstquartier Bethanien (Berlin) among others. Recent solo exhibitions include galleries such as MELK Gallery (Oslo), Buskerud kunstsenter (Drammen), Stormen kunst/Dáddja (Bodø), Nordnorsk kunstsenter (Svolvær), and the Reykjavik Museum of Photography. Her work is held in public collections like The North Norwegian Art Museum and The Arctic University of Norway (KORO, Public Art Norway). Bjørnmyr co-founded the artist driven space NOUA in Bodø In collaboration with Dan Mariner in 2017. She received her MA in Photography from London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, in 2012.
Bjørnmyr’s work has been shown at Peckham24 (London), Unseen Photofestival (Amsterdam), and Kunstquartier Bethanien (Berlin) among others. Recent solo exhibitions include galleries such as MELK Gallery (Oslo), Buskerud kunstsenter (Drammen), Stormen kunst/Dáddja (Bodø), Nordnorsk kunstsenter (Svolvær), and the Reykjavik Museum of Photography. Her work is held in public collections like The North Norwegian Art Museum and The Arctic University of Norway (KORO, Public Art Norway). Bjørnmyr co-founded the artist driven space NOUA in Bodø In collaboration with Dan Mariner in 2017. She received her MA in Photography from London College of Communication, University of the Arts London, in 2012.