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Thirteen contemporary Swedish and international artists from England, Finland, Italy, Sweden and South Korea participate in Avesta Art 2013 under the theme “Heart & Brain”.
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David Risley Gallery is pleased to announce a solo show of new works by Charlie Roberts.
Participating artists:
Jeff Olsson
Aris Moore
Thomas Dozol
Jeff Williams
Alex Scwheder
Johnny Abrahams
Alain Biltereyst
More information:
www.jackhanley.com
www.friezenewyork.com
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The latest works of Thomas Broomé are inspired by Andy Warhol and in particular from the 1988 Sotheby’s auction of Warhol’s estate and art collections where over ten thousand lots were sold.
What do we know about Andy Warhol?
Stephen Friedman Gallery is delighted to announce an exhibition of new paintings by Mamma Andersson. Andersson, born in 1962, paints complex compositions that bring together a variety of sources including Nordic figurative painting, folk art and contemporary iconography. She juxtaposes thick impasto and loosely washed areas to create dreamlike and expressive vistas yet also allows reality to enter her paintings in the form of the commonplace.
Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to present Jens Fänge’s third solo exhibition in the gallery. Room of Transformation presents new paintings, assemblages and objects in an installation customized for the space of the gallery.
1963 besökte Beatles Borås och -63 var också året för bandets stora genombrott, ett genombrott som på flera sätt förändrade världen. Popen fyller 50 år och det uppmärksammar Borås konstmuseum med en utställning som manifesterar relationen mellan bild och musik. Ett trettiotal inbjudna konstnärer (bland andra Jockum Nordström, Nina Bondesson, Anna-Clara Tidholm, Max Book) har låtit sig inspireras av den svenska popen med dess förgreningar som hårdrock och hip-hop till exempel. Foto, skivomslag och flyers från de gångna 50 åren utgör en separat del av utställningen.
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