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2018-10-23

Charlie Roberts et al. Punch, Jeffrey Deitch, New York

More information:
http://www.deitch.com/new-york/exhibitions/punch

2018-10-23

Klara Kristalova et al. at Galleri Jeanette Ödlund, Borås, Sweden

More information:
http://www.gallerijeanetteolund.se/kommande-utstallningar.html

2018-10-23

Idun Baltzersen, Lisa Jonasson et al. at Steinsland Berliner, Stockholm, Sweden

More information:
http://www.steinslandberliner.com/category/shows/future/

2018-10-23

Idun Baltzersen, Nevven Gallery, Göteborg, Sweden

Opening Reception: Thursday, November 22, 18:00 — 20:00.

2018-10-23

Mamma Andersson & Jockum Nordström, Wilhelm-Hack-Museum, Ludwigshafen, DE

Press release coming soon!

More information about Wilhelm-Hack-Museum

2018-10-22

Thomas Broomé et al. Institut Suédois, Paris, France

How does the work of Ingmar Bergman go beyond the status of cultural heritage by manifesting itself in new forms in today's creative practice?

2018-10-15

Mamma Andersson, The Phillips Collection, Washington DC, USA

Nordic Impressions is a major survey of Nordic art spanning nearly 200 years and presenting 53 artists from Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway, and Sweden, as well as the self-governing islands of Åland, Faroe, and Greenland. The exhibition celebrates the incredible artistic diversity of Nordic art, from idealized paintings of the distinctive Nordic light and untouched landscape to melancholic portraits in quiet interiors and mesmerizing video works that explore the human condition.

2018-10-15

Ulf Lundin, The BF Artist Film Festival VII, SET, London, UK

The BF Artist Film Festival VII programme has been selected from over 500 applicants and curated to showcase current technical approaches and thematic concerns explored by moving image artists. Domesticity and banality, voyeurism and sexuality, navigating the Internet and our relationships within the urban environment, are all themes that have occurred naturally through the selection process.

PART I

2018-10-11

Maria Nordin, Nordiska Akvarellmuseet, Skärhamn, Sweden

In autumn 2018, the Nordic Watercolour Museum presents a comprehensive solo exhibition by Maria Nordin. The core of the exhibition will be the artist’s latest large-format watercolours and animated short films. These pieces are being shown for the first time. The presentation also includes a rich selection of older paintings and animations, which are both on loan and taken from the Nordic Watercolour Museum’s own collection.