magne f archive

Magne participated in a workshop over several days with students from the Hanoi University of Fine Art, which culminated in an exhibition opened by HM Queen Sonja of Norway.

Magne was part of a Norwegian cultural delegation on a state visit to Vietnam. In addition to an art workshop with Vietnamese students, Magne performed four concerts while in Viet Nam.

Magne performed a sold out show at Bergen’s Den National Scene, and the show ended with a standing ovation from the audience.

Magne’s first ever solo gig in the UK coincided with an exhibition of Payne’s Gray at Paul Stolper’s gallery.

Magne’s first ever solo gig in the UK coincided with an exhibition of Payne’s Gray at Paul Stolper’s gallery.

Magne’s first full solo album, released in conjunction with an exhibition and a book titled Payne’s Gray. Includes full lyrics and audio song samples.

The book Payne’s Gray was published in conjunction with Magne’s Payne’s Gray exhibiton and the Past Perfect Future Tense album release.

In September 2004, Magne opened an exhibition called ‘Payne’s Gray’, which coincided with the publication of a book by the same name, and an album and tour to support the ‘Past Perfect Future Tense’ album.

Magne introduced his set at the Henie-Onstad Kunstsenter: ‘Welcome to the most important night of my life.’ The concert coincided with the opening of Magne’s exhibition ‘Payne’s Gray’ and the publication of a book and his first solo album, ‘Past Perfect Future Tense’.

Magne was chosen to open the Carnegie Art Awards event with a live performance, during which he premiered three new songs from his forthcoming solo album.