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Circolo Scandinavio - Roma
  duo Artist in Residency Spring 2026

A two month long residency with Stein Henningsen. Two as Territory, is an exploration of co-existence; an invitation to inhabit the world as interdependent beings whose lives unfold within shared and vulnerable spaces. It is a proposal to reconsider territory as something we shape together—and something that, in turn, shapes us. The residency is supported by BKH.

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Appearance in the other space - 
Intimate distance 
05.08.26 - 19.08.26
  blurborders performance Art exchange, Bangkok

Invited artists:

Poland Janusz Baldyga, Freya Frederic Group, Dorota Androsz, Dorota Chilińska, Anna Kalwajtys

Norway Ina Otzko, Pavana Reid, Kurt Johannessen, Stein Henningsen

Thai Maliwan Saihong, Tanyalak Meechumna, Aor Nopawan, Charun Group, Chomphunut Phuttha &

Anucha Hemmala

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Nordnorsken 2026 - 80 Years
  North Norwegian Art Centre 20.03. - 24.05.26

I am happy to announce that I have been selected to participate in the 80th North Norwegian Art Exhibition (Nordnorsken 2026). From 287 applicants and 618 works, I am one of twenty-five artists  to join this year’s juried touring exhibition represented by 34 works. I will be presenting two works;
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culptural installation Beginning after the end and a photograph Arctic Presence.
In these works, I continue to explore the sedimentation of time and presence.

 

The exhibition opens March 20 at The North Norwegian Art Centre in Svolvær, running until May 24, before beginning its tour through Senja Art Society, Kunsthall Terminal B, Kirkenes, Rana Art Society, Alta Art Society and concluding at Bodø Art Society.

 

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LABVERDE

Invited to participate in the upcoming Labsonora  Residency

April 2026

I have been invited to take part in the upcoming Labsonora / Labverde Residency, - an immersive and collaborative program dedicated to musical composition and sound production through deep listening, environmental research, and engagement with oral and ancestral cultures.

Taking place in the Amazon in April 2026, Labsonora brings together musicians, curators, ecologists, anthropologists, activists, and more-than-human entities to compose collectively—developing a new soundscape rooted in bioacoustics, field recording, and the living presence of the forest.

The residency’s core focus is to explore how sound and music can contribute to environmental justice, weaving together sustainability, socio-biodiversity, innovation, and climate awareness. Within the expanded territory of the forest, diverse voices will resonate—engaging the body, opening intersections, and cultivating care for life through practices of sound and listening.

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V ARCTIC FORUM

THE CLIMATE HOUSE 15.03.2026  / Screening 14:30-16:30
Natural History Museum, Oslo

 

Ina Otzko & Stein Henningsen will be presenting EYE IN THE SKY
a different documentary, a poetic, political reflection on a shifting geopolitical landscape. The film unfolds across sound and vision to ask urgent questions: What happens when industrial presence ends — and digital presence takes over? What remains of sovereignty when decisions are made elsewhere, and enforced from above? And what kind of peace are we building in a world of constant surveillance? As Norway’s last coal mine on Svalbard shut down in June 2025, the film captures this moment of transition — from resource extraction to signal extraction.

 

“Svalbard is no longer a periphery, it’s a strategic center", the artists say. Power today is exercised not through flags and armies, but through infrastructure, observation, and access.
EYE IN THE SKY invites viewers to look again — not just at Svalbard, but at the global systems of mapping, monitoring, and governance that shape our shared future.​​

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Seven Times The Color of The Sun  North Norwegian Art Centre 04.10.25 - 04.01.26

Artists: Hilde Hauan Johnsen, Saodat Ismailova, Olof Marsja, Ina Otzko, Angelo Plessas and Alf Magne Salo.

Curated by Adriana Alves and Vanina Saracino.

Img. Alf Magne Salo, Høst Čakča (Autumn), 1987. Oil on wood, 120 × 170 cm

Courtesy of the Center for Northern Peoples.

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MIDTPUNKT 
NK - 50 årsjubileum

Galleri Nord-Norge, Harstad 07.03-27.04.25

Bymuseet i Bodø, Nordlandsmuseet 10.05-14.09.2025

Terminal B, Kirkenes 13.11-23.12.2025

Review in Hakapik

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Hvordan vil du beskrive din kunst og ditt kunstnerskap?
Mitt kunstnerskap er forankret i en lyttende, utforskende og tidssensitiv praksis, som krever bevissthet om hva tiden krever av oss. Verkene mine kan være poetiske, fungere som refleksjon, kritikk eller motstand, og inviterer til dialog og kontemplasjon.

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EYE IN THE SKY

Premiere August 14th 7-9 PM


Nordover Art Centre, Longyearbyen​

14.-17.08.2025

EYE IN THE SKY — a new work that investigates the silent mechanisms of power and presence in the Arctic today.
EYE IN THE SKY invites viewers to look again — not just at Svalbard, but at the global systems of mapping, monitoring, and governance that shape our shared future.

Supported by Fond for Lyd & Bilde / Norwegian Arts and Culture &

BKV / Billedkunstnernes Vederlagsfond

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FluxusMuseum Prize for experimental video 2025

01.06-01.10.2025 / Paros, Greece

My proposal What do you want? was commission as part of the FluxusMuseum Prize for Experimental Video 2025. With over 1500 applications received, 36 were commissioned.

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Arvo Pärt Centre
15.04-07.06.2025

The Arvo Pärt Centre has selected four musicians from the Nordic and Baltic countries to participate in a paid creative residency at the centre. Raivis Misjuns (Latvia), Mark Tatlow (Sweden), Ina Otzko (Norway),  Joonas Haavisto (Finland).

38 Pillars 3+8=11
 

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All website content copyright © Ina Otzko / BONO / TONO 

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