Magne Furuholmen, renowned for his pop hit 'Take On Me', has a rich and layered background extending into visual arts. His father, a jazz trumpet player, tragically died in a plane crash when Magne was just six, which profoundly influenced his life. While preparing for an exhibit of his woodcuts in New Yorkâs National Arts Club, Furuholmen demonstrates his dedication to art, requesting adjustments to the gallery setup to ensure visibility for his work. His artistic journey, supported since high school, showcases a commitment that transcends his pop fame, establishing him as a serious artist rather than a mere celebrity dabbling in art.
Magne Furuholmen is not a dilettante; his passion for visual arts began in high school, where he worked to hang the works of David Hockney.
The tragic death of Furuholmen's father at a young age left a significant mark on his life, weaving into the context of his art and music.
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