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Chloe Lewis

Associate Professor, Sculpture | Co-Head of Education
Kunstakademiet – Institutt for samtidskunst
  • E-mailchloe.lewis@uib.no
  • Visitor Address
    Møllendalsveien 61
    5009 Bergen
  • Postal Address
    Postboks 7800
    5020 Bergen

Chloe Lewis is a Canadian, Bergen-based artist, writer, and educator. She joined KMD in 2021 as Associate Professor of Sculpture.

Since 2006, Lewis has worked in close collaboration with fellow artist Andrew Taggart, exploring the intersections of sculptural, literary, and functional forms. Together, they exhibit under two designations: as the artist duo Lewis & Taggart and as the Museum of Longing and Failure (MOLAF), an experimental platform with a focus on object-based practices.

Within these frameworks, Lewis' work has been presented at venues such as La Fonderie Darling, Montreal;  Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin; Looiersgracht 60, Amsterdam; Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo; Entrée, Bergen; The Centre for Art Nouveau, Ålesund; ISCP, New York; Syntax, Lisbon; The Symptom Project, Greece; The Centre for Contemporary Art, Warsaw; Cricoteka, Krakow; and Kunstverein Leipzig, Germany, among many others. She is the recipient of numerous awards and international artist residencies, including a studio award at the Banff Centre, Alberta and the Canada Council for the Arts residency award at Künstlerhaus Bethanien in Berlin, Germany.

Lewis regularly produces artists' books, which have been published by institutions such as Pamflett, Bergen; Platform, Vaasa; and The Rooms, Newfoundland. Her books are held in several collections including MoMA Artists’ Books, New York; Artexte, Montreal; The National Library of Norway; and the Paul D. Fleck Archives, Canada.

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lewisandtaggart.com | molaf.org

Research group: Unsettling Hierarchies in Art Education

Spring 2024

  • Art Practice 4: MA Project
  • Form and Friction: Sculptural Performance / Performative Sculpture 
  • BA/MA Supervision 

 

Fall 2023

  • Art Practice 3: MA Fine Art
  • Introduction to Sculpture and Installation 
  • BA/MA Supervision 

 

Spring 2023

  • Art Practice 4: MA Project
  • Sculpture and Ceramics: Poetics of Space
  • Contemporary Art: History and Representation
  • BA/MA Supervision     

 

Fall 2022    

  • Art Practice 3: MA Fine Art
  • Publish! A course on artists’ books 
  • Materialized Knowledge 
  • Introduction to Sculpture and Installation 
  • BA/MA Supervision 

    

Spring 2022    

  • When Place Becomes Form: Sculpture and Site-based Methodologies
  • The Art of the Copy
  • Sculpture: Digital Tools             
  • 3D Practice
  • BA/MA Supervision 

 

Fall 2021     

  • Introduction to Sculpture and Installation 
  • Casting and Mold Making     
  • 3D Practice  
  • BA/MA Supervision