We are pleased to announce Susanne Johansson’s eighth solo exhibition at the gallery. Half-life presents new paintings and works on paper.

In recent years, Susanne Johansson’s imagery has worked its way deeper into the landscape. She finds moments of meaning and layers of concentrated time in its transformation, composition and details. Although the paintings are portraits of existing places, they also become an exploration of the possibilities of painting. They embody a narrative about our existence, life and transience.

In connection with Stockholm Art Week we are open until 7 pm on Wednesday September 15. We present a number of new books by our gallery artists. Come and meet the artists and get signed copies with special discounts!

You can of course also see our current exhibition Land of Plenty by Amy Bennett.

Books

Mamma Andersson
Humdrum Days
Texts by Barry Schwabsky, Magnus Florin & Karl Ove Knausgård
176 pages. Published by Louisiana Museum of Moderna Art, Danmark, 2021
Release price: 500 SEK (reg price 550 SEK)

We are pleased to announce the new solo exhibition Ditch Dance by Sara-Vide Ericson. The exhibition inaugurates Skellefteå Konsthall in the new building Sara kulturhus in Skellefteå, Sweden. During next year the exhibition will tour to Lidköpings konsthall, Sweden and Kulturhuset in Stockholm, Sweden.

Opening Wednesday September 8 at 2–8 pm.

Klara Kristalova has made the public art work Allt är liv (Everything is Life) in Skellefteå konsthall, which has been placed on a wall on two floors at the City Library in Sara kulturhus. It consists of a number of wall-hung works in glazed stoneware, textile and bronze, including a 6.5 meter high textile application made in collaboration with Handarbetets vänner (Friends of Handicraft) in Stockholm.

From press release:
David Zwirner is pleased to present Who Loves the Sun, an exhibition of new work by Marcel Dzama, on view at the gallery’s 34 East 69th Street location in New York. The exhibition coincides with the opening of a major survey of the artist’s work at the Sara Hildén Art Museum, Tampere, Finland.