ANNIKA LARSSON [EXHIBITION] January 12 - February 12

We are proud to present Annika Larsson’s fourth exhibition at the gallery. The opening takes place on Thursday, January 12th between 5-8 pm.

ANIMAL is an exhibition about the notion of "human" in change. With the help of, among others, Kafka, The Grimm Brothers, Mayakovsky, Mr Panda, a group of fursuiters (people who dress as animals), a rope, a tree, a hole and an anthropomorphic animal god, Annika Larsson contemplates man, animal and thing in metamorphosis, the dissolving concept of identity and the creative process. More info here.

 

 Upcoming exhibitions 2012
18/02 - 25/03, 2012 Siobhán Hapaska
29/03 - 06/05, 2012 Maya Eizin Öijer
10/05 - 23/06, 2012 Carin Ellberg  

Image above: Annika Larsson, ANIMAL, 2011.

 

ARTIST NEWS [MISC] Upcoming Shows

As always our artists are very active. To keep track of what they will be up to this fall/winter check out our newsletter.  

GUNNEL WÅHLSTRAND [EXHIBITION] Parasol Unit, London

 

Time and Memory: Cecilia Edefalk and Gunnel Wåhlstrand
November 22 - February 12, 2012

Memory is at the core of Gunnel Wåhlstrand's work. The artist's photo-realistic black-ink drawings are deeply private and meticulously reconstructed documentation of her personal history. Having shown a series of large-scale ink drawings that re-created photographs from her father's early childhoos in her 2003 graduation exhibition at the Royal University College of Fine Arts in Stockholm, Wåhlstrand continues to investigate other motifs from her family photograph album. 

Image: By the Window,

2003-2004, ink wash on paper


For more information, visit their website.


 

MIKA ROTTENBERG [SOLO EXHIBITION] Museum Leuven, Belgium 
 

Cheese, Squeeze and Tropical Breeze - Videoworks 2003-2010, November 4, 2011 - February 26, 2012

This fall the films of Rottenberg (born in Buenos Aires in 1976, but now living in New York) receive their Belgian première in Leuven. Linking together often bizarre scenes, Rottenberg presents enigmatic working processes in which physical “waste materials” – such as blood, sweat and tears, or hair and nails – create new products, sometimes mixed up with salad or make-up.

 

Image: Video still from "Squeeze", 2010

For more information, visit their website.

 

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