Susanne JohanssonSilvervägen / The Silver Road, 2018
Oil on canvas, 36x40 cm
Susanne JohanssonDet delbara I / The Divisible I, 2018
Oil on linen, 130x160 cm
Susanne JohanssonÖverträdelser / Trespasses, 2018
Oil on linen, 105x140 cm
Susanne JohanssonMolnen / Clouds, 2018
Pastel on paper, 29,5x21 cm
Susanne JohanssonAllra längst ut I / Furthest out I, 2018
Oil on linen, 130x180 cm
Susanne JohanssonGömmor/ Cache, 2016
Oil on panel, 42x40 cm
Susanne JohanssonEtt rum inuti VII / A Room Within VII, 2017
Oil on linen, 40x30 cm
Susanne JohanssonEtt rum inuti VIII /A Room Within VIII, 2017
Olja på pannå 122x90 cm
Susanne JohanssonStamsår/ Bark Wound, 2016
Oil on panel, 42x40 cm
Susanne JohanssonFrusen tid/ Frozen, 2017
Oil on panel, 42x40 cm
Susanne JohanssonTidskapseln/ The Time Capsule, 2017
Oil on canvas, 130x139 cm
Susanne JohanssonMellan allt och inget/ Between all and Nothing, 2015
Oil on panel, 80x122 cm
Susanne JohanssonFor the Time Being XIII, 2014
Oil on panel, 39,8x31,7 cm
Susanne JohanssonDen lille budbäraren III/The Little Messenger III, 2015
Oil on panel, 38,5x30,7 cm
Susanne JohanssonFor the Time Being X, 2014
Oil on panel, 39,8x30 cm
Susanne JohanssonRotvältan/ The Fallen Tree, 2014
Oil on panel, 80x122 cm
Susanne JohanssonI början/ In the Beginning, 2014
Oil on panel, 42x40 cm
Susanne JohanssonFor the Time Being II, 2013
(Susanne Johansson) Oil on panel, 27 x 36 cm
Susanne JohanssonProtection I, 2013
oil on panel, 32,5x40 cm
Susanne JohanssonProtection II, 2013
oil on panel, 32,5x40 cm
Främlingar / Strangers at Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland, Sweden
The exhibition is extended until August 1. Open Wednesday July 31 and August 1 between 2–6 pm!
This exhibition is a personal selection of works that all formally resemble the portrait. Some of them are made as portraits of specific people, while others merely use the human face as a means of expression. Common to all drawings, paintings and sculptures is that the depicted a person is the main motif of the work. The oldest artwork in the exhibition dates from the 17th century, the last one was finished only a few weeks ago.
Galleri Magnus Karlsson at Alma, Stockholm, Sweden
At Alma Stockholm we present a selection of gallery artists during 2019. The exhibition is open for members and guests of Alma and can also be viewed by appointment.
Please contact the gallery for more information.
More information about Alma:
thisisalma.com
Susanne Johansson, Örebro konsthall, Sweden
WOOD – An exhibition about wood and its material to build but also the relationship between human and nature. Artists with different forms of expression interpret nature and wood as material. The architect investigates the properties of wood in the angle of construction and habitat. During the exhibition period seminar around architecture and urban development from sustainability perspective.
Group exhibition.
The exhibition is given in collaboration with Galleri Exposé and Sveriges arkitekter (Architects of Sweden).
Susanne Johansson, Fullersta Gård, Huddinge, Sweden
From press release (in Swedish only):
Fullersta Gård presenterar utställningen Hemligheter på vägen med måleri och teckning av Susanne Johansson.
Susanne Johanssons bildvärld återger ofta pågående skeenden, närmast att jämföras med stiliserad koreografi. På senare år har dock naturen kommit att spela en större roll i hennes konstnärskap. Hon säger att den erbjuder henne något specifikt, ett existentiellt sammanhang som kan påminna oss om att tillhörigheten till den är individuellt betingad och ofrånkomligt tillfällig.
Susanne Johansson, Artist Talk, Uppsala Art Museum, Sweden
On Saturday May 12 at 1 pm, Susanne Johansson will be showing her exhibition På en annan plats än den förväntade / In another place than the expected at Uppsala Art Museum. The exhibition runs through May 20. An exhibition catalogue with a rich selection of images and a text by Daniel Werkmäster, curator and museum director, and designed by Eva Björkman, has been produced.
Welcome!
Susanne Johansson, Uppsala Konstmuseum, Uppsala, Sweden
Opening reception Saturday April 14 12–4 pm!
Daniel Werkmäster, Museum director, inaugurates the exhibition at 2 pm followed by an artist talk with Susanne Johansson.
An exhibition catalogue has been produced with the exhibition and will be available in the museum shop.
Program:
Saturday 14.4 12.00–4.00 pm
Opening. Inaguration 2 pm followed by artist talk 2.30–3.00 pm.
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.
Galleri Magnus Karlsson at Chart Art Fair Copenhagen!
We are pleased to be a part of Chart Art Fair in Copenhagen for the fifth consecutive year. At this year’s edition of Chart we will show a wide variety of paintings in a group exhibition with selected works by 13 of the gallery artists.
Galleri Magnus Karlsson at Frieze New York
We are pleased to present a selection of gallery artists at Frieze New York. Our stand (D19) is built around an installation by Bella Rune. The work is a sculpture in itself, but also serves as a room divider and exposure area for other artists.
The participating artists are:
Mamma Andersson
Idun Baltzersen
Amy Bennett
Sara-Vide Ericson
Susanne Johansson
Maria Nordin
Bella Rune
For more information please contact the gallery.
During the fair you can reach us via e-mail and telephone +46 708 106 906.
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.
Susanne Johansson, Offkonsten! c/o Teatergalleriet, Uppsala, Sweden
From Press Release (in Swedish only):
Offkonsten! c/o Teatergalleriet är ett samarbete mellan kulturförvaltningen Uppsala kommun, Uppsala stadsteater och kulturenheten Landstinget i Uppsala län.
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.
Susanne Johansson, Ett rum inuti / A Room Within, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
We are pleased to present Susanne Johansson’s seventh solo exhibition in the gallery In A Room Within Susanne Johansson presents new paintings with two parallel themes: nature and portrait.
The nature is depicted in an organic, fragmentary form of painting in which the recognizable meets the improvised. The subjects are taken from a nearby surrounding but are aiming inwards, towards a room within.
Susanne Johansson, Per B Sundberg, Tova Mozard, Tommy Hilding, Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland, Sweden
We are pleased to present this summer’s exhibition at Hellvi Kännungs, Gotland. The converted 19th century barn on the north-eastern Gotland serves as Galleri Magnus Karlsson’s project space in summer and it is now the fourth year we operate there during July. This year’s exhibition, Memories Look at us, presents new works by Tommy Hilding, Susanne Johansson, Tova Mozard and Per B Sundberg.
2014, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
We are pleased to present the group exhibition 2014. A selection of gallery artists including: Mamma Andersson, Lars Arrhenius, Thomas Broomé, Sara-Vide Ericson, Carl Hammoud, Tommy Hilding, Kent Iwemyr, Richard Johansson, Susanne Johansson, Lisa Jonasson, Klara Kristalova, Ulf Lundin, Maria Nordin, Dan Wolgers and others.
CHART Art Fair, Kunsthal Charlottenborg, Copenhagen, Denmark
CHART is the new art fair in Copenhagen and the first to focus exclusively on contemporary art. Taking place from August 30th - September 1st 2013, CHART | ART FAIR proposes a new transversal model of collaboration.
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.
Art Mood, Mood Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden
Peter Bergman, Björkholmen Gallery, Galleri Flach, Galleri Magnus Karlsson, Galleri Kleerup, Galerie Nordenhake,
Tovar Ressle, Stene Projects, Galleri Anna Thulin
Opening: January 24th. 6 PM–9 PM / 18–21
Hours:
Friday: 10 AM–8 PM / 10–20
Saturday: 10 AM–6 PM / 10–18
Sunday: 11 AM–6 PM / 11–18
Susanne Johansson ex Simonson, Galleri Thomas Wallner, Simris, Sweden
Participating artists:
Filippa Arrias
Anna Finney
Susanne Johansson f.d. Simonson
Åsa Larsson
Sigrid Sandström
More information:
http://www.gallerithomaswallner.com
Susanne Johansson, ex-Simonson One Wing, Galleri Magnus Karlsson
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to present Susanne Johansson’s (ex-Simonson) sixth solo exhibition in the gallery.
Susanne Simonson, MÅLNINGAR, 23.4 - 24.5 2009
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to present two parallel solo exhibitions. Susanne Simonson’s fifth and Anne-Marie Nordin’s second at the gallery.
Susanne Simonson exists in the boundary country between the figurative and the abstract. The new paintings are more expressive and spontaneous then before and carry distinct traces of their own process. She is combining a more powerful painting with the light transparent veils of colour. The scale of colour has been displaced and is heading towards the earth and nature.
