We are pleased to present new works by Jockum Nordström at Chart Art Fair in Copenhagen, Denmark. Jockum Nordström (b. 1963) has worked across borders with art, books and music since the late 1980s. He is one of Sweden’s most internationally acclaimed artists and has exhibited at galleries, museums and institutions all over the world.
From press release:
Exhibition opening // between forest and digital images
Thursday, August 22 at 4 p.m. 4:30 pm - 7:30 pm
Welcome to an exciting art evening - with conversation, opening two exhibitions, live music, oysters and bubbles!
Klara Kristalova, Ernst Billgren, Linn Fernström, Lotta Hannerz, Roland Persson, Amalia Årfelt
Opening August 10.
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.
Welcome to finissage Saturday June 8th at. 12-16!
We offer coffee and cake.
Thomas Broomé shows the exhibition at. 14.00.
From press release:
Eight international video artists will be presented during two months.
One week / one artist, followed by an artist talk.
The video's will be projected in public spaces, throughout the city Gjilan, Kosovo:
Amphitheater of Dardania park, Library of the City, Space In front of Hotel Kristal.
Selected artists:
Sam Christie (UK)
Ewa Górzna (PL/FIN)
Cait Davis (USA)
Gili Avissar (IL)
Ulf lundin (SE)
Simone Hooymans (NL/NO)
David Alræk (NO)
Mischa Badasyan (RU/DE)
Swedish Style Mumbai!
A lifestyle event presenting Swedish creative industries in India
From press release:
Textile holds emotions and stories. The works of the exhibition’s 12 artists approach textile through creative exploration, technical mastery and a bold new approach to materials. They create a diverse outlook on the possibilities of textile in the interface between contemporary art and design, with the exhibition placing a new frame on textile’s ancient role as a bearer of stories, information and culture.
The exhibition is opened by Maarit Salolainen, Professor for Textile Design, Aalto University.
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Tuesday–Friday 12–5 pm
Saturday 12–4 pm
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