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

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.

Participating artists:
Anna Ihle & Idun Baltzersen

Vi vil svette. Vi vil jobbe ræva av oss. Vi vil slacke når vi vil.

More information:
www.kibkunst.no

We are pleased to present Niklas Eneblom’s eighth solo exhibition in the gallery. Why Can’t There Be a Mountain on the Horizon presents a new series of paintings made on drafting film. The works of the exhibition have an evocative and dreamy nature. As the title suggests, it alludes to a longing for something else. Eneblom looks back at previously visited places, and events from the past. In the process he rediscovered the drafting film as surface to apply paint upon:

From Press Release (in Swedish only):

ÖKK har det stora nöjet att få arrangera årets sista utställning tillsammans med BU. Bakom BU döljer sig två av Sveriges mera namnkunniga och etablerade konstnärer, Helene Billgren och Stefan Uhlinder. Vi törs utlova en utställning med många spännande uttryck! Helene och Stefan studerade båda på Valand under 1980-talet. Båda har nu Stockholm som bas för sitt konstnärskap. De har båda ställt ut vid några tillfällen tidigare i Östersund, men får nu möjligheten att visa upp sig en något större kontext, nämligen formatet konsthall.