Johanna KarlssonScen I / Scene I, 2020
Plaster, paper, pigment, metal wire, oak and artglass, 43x41,5x15 cm
Johanna KarlssonGrenen / The Branch, 2018
Bronze, 29x23x28 cm
Johanna KarlssonNatur II / Nature II, 2017
Paper, pigment and metal wire, 44x41x20 cm
Johanna KarlssonNatur III/ Nature III, 2017
Paper, pigment and metal wire, 50x26x11 cm
Johanna KarlssonDetalj I/ Detail I, 2016
Mixed media, 60x70x27 cm
Johanna KarlssonNatur I/ Nature I, 2016
Mixed media, 25x40x40 cm
Johanna KarlssonHygge / Lumber III, 2014
Tempera on paper, 25x35 cm
Johanna KarlssonAvsnitt / Chapter XI, 2014
Copper wire, papier maché, plaster, pigment, 29x24x23 cm
Johanna KarlssonDunge / Grove, 2014
Copper wire, papier maché, plaster, pigment, 45x110x35 cm
Johanna KarlssonUpplag / Pile, 2014
Papier maché, plaster, pigment, 66x175x120 cm
Johanna KarlssonSly / Brushwood, 2014
Papier maché, plaster, pigment, 55x162x110 cm
Johanna KarlssonRavin / Ravine, 2014
tempera on paper, 100x70 cm
Johanna KarlssonHög / Mound, 2014
Papier maché, plaster, pigment, 40x160x118 cm
Johanna KarlssonRest X, 2012
Acrylic on paper, 27x34,5 cm
Johanna KarlssonSträcka XVIII, 2012
Silver- and copper wire, papier maché, plaster, textile etc. 34x18x10 cm
Johanna KarlssonAvsnitt / Chapter XVII, 2012
Copper wire, papier maché, plaster, pigment, 27x24x18 cm
Johanna KarlssonINSTALLATION (detail), 2010
Mixed media, 50x175x320 cm
Johanna KarlssonSträcka, 2012
(Johanna Karlsson) 13 sculptures, various dimensions. Silver- and copper wire, papier maché, plaster, textil etc.
Johanna KarlssonUNTITLED, 2011
silver wire, copper wire, 28x47x3 cm
Johanna KarlssonHygge / Lumber VI, 2014
Tempera on paper, 28x38 cm
Stilla liv / Still Life, Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland
We are pleased to announce the ninth summer exhibition at Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland, Sweden. The exhibition Still Life presents a personal selection of paintings, sculptures and photographs around the concept of still life. Pictures and objects of subjects which have been carefully arranged or where everyday life and chance have set the stage. In some works the objects are loaded with content and history, in others reduced to forms and surfaces in a composition.
Review of the exhibitions "Träden står ljust gröna" and "Föreställningar om naturen" in Aftonbladet
Read the review by Ulrika Stahre in Aftonbladet, 30.1 2020.
Sara-Vide Ericson, Tommy Hilding, Richard Johansson, Johanna Karlsson et al. Västerås konstmuseum, Västerås, Sweden
Från press release:
Välkommen på vernissagen för utställning ”Föreställningar om naturen” lördag den 25 januari kl 14.00. Mikael Ahlund, konsthistoriker och museichef för Gustavianum i Uppsala inviger utställningen.
Johanna Karlsson et.al, Konsthallen, Kulturens Hus, Luleå, Sweden
From press release (in Swedish only):
Vår planet förändras varje dag. Vår planet förstörs. Antalet levande organismer minskar drastiskt och mångfalden går förlorad. Enfalden breder ut sig i dess ställe.
Stockholm Calling, Asia House, London, UK
Galleri Magnus Karlsson moves to London this autumn!
After nearly 20 years at art fairs in Europe and the USA we are trying out new ways of presenting our artists internationally. During 2018 we have taken a pause from international art fairs to explore the possibilities with pop-up exhibitions.
Johanna Karlsson & Emma Bernhard, Arnstedt, Östra Karup, Sweden
From Review in Helsingborgs Dagblad by Johanna Gredfors Ottesen (in Swedish only):
Cries and Whispers at Trafo Kunsthall, Oslo, Norway
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.
Susanne Johansson, Johanna Karlsson, Petra Lindholm, Under horisonten / Below the Horizon, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
We are pleased to present Below the Horizon, an exhibition with new works by Susanne Johansson, Johanna Karlsson and Petra Lindholm. The exhibition has been developed through a long dialogue between the artists. The works included resonate with each other and bring up mutual investigations despite different expressions and techniques. Nature is both the setting and plays the lead part in the practice of these three artists.
Galleri Magnus Karlsson c/o Hotel le Manoir, Banyuls sur Mer, France
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.
Johanna Karlsson, Restaurang Sturehof, Stockholm, Sweden
Press Release (in Swedish only):
Sturehofs Höstsalong 2015
Nu när hösten börjar närma sig är det återigen dags för vår stolta tradition Höstsalongen. Johan Petterson har som vanligt har valt ut några av Sveriges främsta konstnärer till utställningen. Du hittar verk av: Ernst Billgren, Jonas Bohlin, Susann Brännström, Josef Bull, Johanna Karlsson, Mia Malmlöf, Ulf ”Lill-Pröjsarn” Nilsson, Camilla Pyk och Fabian Tholin.
Vernissage måndagen 31 augusti kl 17 – 19. Utställningen pågår till och med 30 september.
ABC – Art Berlin Contemporary
We are pleased to present Johanna Karlsson’s (b. 1968) exhibition Chapters at ABC – Art Berlin Contemporary 2014. Chapters presents new sculptures and drawings in a spatial installation.
Johanna Karlsson, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
We are pleased to present Johanna Karlsson’s (b. 1968) ninth exhibition at the gallery.
Chapters presents new sculptures and drawings in a spatial installation.
Time Waits for Us, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to announce a group exhibition that will be on display throughout the summer. In conjunction with the inauguration of Nationalmuseum’s temporary space with the exhibition Carl Larsson - Friends and Enemies in our building (The Royal Academy of Fine Arts), we will show Time Waits for Us . This exhibition presents new works by all of our gallery artists.
in i - upp ur, Johanna Karlsson & Maria Hall, Landskrona Konsthall, Sweden
in i – upp ur is a two-person exhibition with Johanna Karlsson and Maria Hall.
More information:
www.landskrona.se
New Works in the Inner Room of the Gallery
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to present a smaller exhibition with Johanna Karlsson in the inner room of the gallery. A new version of the sculpture installation Sträcka (which was shown in the exhibition Utan Söm och Socka this summer at Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland) are shown together with new works on paper.
Utan Söm och Socka, Jockum Nordström, Johanna Karlsson, Lisa Jeannin/Rolf Schuurmans & Dan Wolgers, Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland, Sweden
From Press Release: (in swedish)
Galleri Magnus Karlsson har glädjen att presentera utställningen Utan Söm och Socka på Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland. Hellvi Kännungs är galleriets projektrum sommartid och öppnade förra året med utställningen Pudelns Hjärna sammanställd av Jens Fänge. Tanken med projektrummet är att skapa förutsättningar för oväntade möten och uppmuntra nya samarbeten och idéer.
New works
Johanna Karlsson has in her drawings and sculptures examined nature from a nearly microscopically low angle. The works richness of detail and careful execution give the simple motives – roots, branches of trees and other vegitation – new meaning.
