From Press release:
Carl Kostyál Gallery presents Malmö Sessions
Organized with Erika Hellman and Svenska Hus AB

The multi-faceted exhibition, Malmö Sessions, brings almost fifty artists to Malmö, many for the first time. With an obsolete analogue image production facility as backdrop, the wide range of mediums and techniques presents an exhibition on image-making and portrayal in the digital era.

Participating artists:

Artists: Andreas Eriksson (S), Anna Bjerger (S), Christina Malbek (DK), Esko Männikkö (FI), Hildur Bjarnadóttir (IS), Inuk Silis-Høegh (GR), Lisbeth Eugenie Christensen (DK), Mikkel Carl (DK), Per Ahlmann (DK), Pétur Thomsen (IS), Søren Assenholt (DK) and Søren Martinsen (DK.)

Thanks to The Danish Arts Foundation, The Obel Family Foundation, The L.F. Foght Foundation, The Oticon Foundation, Knud Højgaards Fond, Møllerens Fond, Aage og Johanne Louis-Hansens Fond and Beckett-Fonden.

The exhibition is a collaboration with The Johannes Larsen Museum (DK).

(In Swedish only): Julen närmar sig och vi är snart inne på sista veckan av Anna Bjergers uppmärksammade utställning Lit. Ni är varmt välkomna till vår julavslutning och ett samtal mellan Ashik Zaman och Anna Bjerger om hennes konst. Under utställningens sista dagar finns även chansen att se hennes installation med 27 akvareller, Last Orders (2017) i galleriets inre rum. Utställningen pågår t.o.m. lördag 15 december.

Tid: Fredag 14 december kl. 17–20
Samtal med Anna Bjerger och Ashik Zaman kl. 18.00!
Adress: Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm

From 9 November 2018 to 3 March 2019, the MAN Museo d’Arte Provincia di Nuoro presents O Youth and Beauty!, a group exhibition bringing together works by Anna Bjerger, Louis Fratino and Waldemar Zimbelmann, curated by Luigi Fassi.

Participating artists: Evgenia Arbugaeva, Niki Lindroth von Bahr, Anna Bjerger, Karin Broos, Maja Droetto, Ann Edholm, Ylva Gislén, Goran Hassanpour, Jenny Johansson, Peter Johansson, Anders Sletvold Moe, Lin de Mol, Susanne Lund Pangrazio, Lovisa Ringborg, Egill Saebjörnsson, Tom Sandqvist, Kristina Skantze, Johan Widén, Association for Social Contribution, Vårdinge Folkhögskola.

More information about the exhibition as well as texts written by Jessica Kempe: www.almalov.com (In Swedish only)
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From press release:

Chair, Chair, Chair, Lamp, Table, Bed, Sofa Furniture by Artists
March 17 - April 28, 2018
Opening 16 March 17.00 - 21.00

Cries and Whispers is a group exhibition presenting Swedish contemporary painting and sculpture. Here, eight artists, born in the 60s, 70s and 80s, are invited to represent a figurative art movement that has received great attention in Sweden and internationally. The title, borrowed from Ingmar Bergman’s film Cries and Whispers from 1972, echoes in the exhibition. There is a strong relationship between these artists, but also crucial differences in their approach. Both the intimate, vulnerable whispers and the distant, powerful cries can be traced.

Group show with Anna Bjerger, Astrid Svangren, Jesper Just, Tal R, Anna Uddenberg among others.

Nordic Contemporary's press text:

To Sink. To sink below. Something. A surface.

The exhibition is about a certain set of logic based around questions of sinking into, an unconscious action, a pull of gravity that swallows you up in a way, like Scarlett

Johansen as she walks into the dark in the film Under the Skin; towards something, away from something: An identity, a material, a past, a screen?

Group show curated by Christian Viveros Faune

More information: www.leyendecker.net

Opening Reception: Saturday, April 8, 6 to 8pm

moniquemeloche is pleased to present A New Look, a group exhibition featuring work by Sadie Barnette (American, b. 1984), Anna Bjerger (Swedish, b. 1973), Jessica Campbell (Canadian, b. 1985), Zoë Charlton (American, b. 1973), Chitra Ganesh, (American, b. 1975) and Jillian Mayer (American, b. 1986), with a concurrent site-specific on the wall project, Transmitter, by Caroline Wells Chandler (American, b. 1985).

From press release:

This exhibition modestly raises questions of phenomenology today through the lens of several contemporary painters. Some of the painters are working with more abstract forms of expression, while others are painting figuratively or representationally. Landscape painting is also present in this exhibition. The common denominator is a link the curator makes around ideas of perception and examining aspects of phenomena, as identifiable in each of the artists’ work.

Anna Bjerger’s art originates in found images from older books and magazines. She often chooses mundane and trivial subjects with a random composition. During the process, something indefinable arises in the meeting between the subject and her painting technique. Taken out of their original context, the images are opened up for new interpretations. They are captured moments filled with memory, melancholy, mystery but also with recognition.

One night only, first come first served!
Open between 5 pm – 9 pm

Got it for Cheap (GIFC) is a traveling group show with over 200 participtaing artists. All the works are made on roughly 30 x 21cm (A4) paper and priced at 300 SEK each. The exhibition is one night only,and the principle is: first come first served! No previews and no early admission.

Participating artists:

Galleri Magnus Karlsson has partnered with Hotel le Manoir in Banyuls-sur-Mer, France. We will make on-site exhibitions with gallery artists and also work towards an exchange between the artists, guests of the hotel and the local cultural scene. The first exhibition presents more than 30 works by 16 of the gallery’s artists.The works are not selected on the basis of a special theme, but there are a number connections to the geographical location, the building and the local nature and culture.

David Risley Gallery is proud to present the group exhibition Absence (Looking for Hammershøi) with works by Frank Ammerlaan, Spencer Anthony, Anna Bjerger, Patrick Caulfield, Dexter Dalwood, Graham Dolphin, Wilhelm Freddie, David Hockney, Alex Katz, Alice Neel, Michael Simpson and Francesca Woodman.