Fotografi

The collection consists of 32 black and white photographic portraits, signed Kurt Dejmo -85. The portraits are accessed in connection with the exhibition Dold Konst, which was shown at Bohusläns museum on 15 December 1985 26 January 1986. The exhibition presented works purchased by the Bohuslandstinget in consultation with Kurt Dejmo and Ulla-Britta Emitslöf-Dejmo, art consultants 19821983 (Kurt Dejmo) and from 1984 (Ulla Dejmo). The artists whose works were exhibited in the exhibition who lived in northern Bohusländer were also presented with photographic portraits. The Negatives are copied and assembled by Kurt Dejmo. Each photograph is only in a unique copy. In conversation with the artist in the 2000s, he tells us that it was his idea to present pictures/photos of artists in parallel with “the hidden art.” He agreed on the question of whether it was a unique product created. “Yeah, you may well say. But I have not thought about the previous ones.” Texts produced in connection with the exhibition: The Bohuslandstinget makes great art purchases every year. We think, too few people get to see these purchases and orders. And so the dream was born of being allowed to make an exhibition of the art acquired during our time as art consultants. A few years ago we presented our idea to the Arts Committee. We got a response and now the exhibition is a reality. It has been named DOLD KONST, a name that covers the tank. We have chosen to present artists who, with a few exceptions, reside within our part of the county council area or have other links here. But a restriction has been necessary for space reasons. The choice has been dictated by an effort to show the breadth, span, omnipotence and variety that Bohusland art stands for. The artists living in northern Bohusländer and represented at the exhibition we also present with photographic portraits. By showing a house artist at this Landstingets exhibition for house links, we hope to benefit all parties. And that it may take place at our own County Museum feels nice and real. Ulla and Kurt Dejmo The importance of environmental factors has won general recognition. However, when designing the inner environment in the different institutions of the County Council, technical and functional factors were long allowed to dominate at the expense of aesthetic values. The reasons for this are left behind the fact that the decoration of hospitals and schools was long dependent on “alms” in the form of donations and deposits,