Opening reception Saturday April 14 12–4 pm!
Daniel Werkmäster, Museum director, inaugurates the exhibition at 2 pm followed by an artist talk with Susanne Johansson.
An exhibition catalogue has been produced with the exhibition and will be available in the museum shop.
Program:
Saturday 14.4 12.00–4.00 pm
Opening. Inaguration 2 pm followed by artist talk 2.30–3.00 pm.
More information:
www.davidrisleygallery.com
www.marketartfair.com
Image: Studio view with new Charlie Roberts sculptures
We are happy to be part of this year’s edition of Market Art Fair with a solo presentation by Bella Rune. In booth #1 we will show an installation with hanging sculptures in dyed mohair.
Opening reception Thursday April 5, 5–7 pm!
More information: www.gallerithomaswallner.com
Welcome to a presentation of Jeff Olsson's exhibition A Wobbly Aim in the gallery! Jeff Olsson will talk about the exhibition in conversation with Magnus Karlsson (in Swedish) at 5.30 PM.
Time: Tuesday March 27, at 5:30 pm
Place: Galleri Magnus Karlsson, Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm
Photo: Marit Lissdaniels, Tecknaren
Mamma Andersson is the winner of the 2018 Daniel & Florence Guerlain Drawing Prize!
Other nomenies: Leiko Ikemura and Juul Kraijer.
An exhibition of the works of the three nominated artists will be shown at the Palais Brongniart, Place de la Bourse, Paris.
Opening reception: March 30, 11 am–4 pm, ceremony with the artist present at 1 pm
Peter Köhler is making a wall painting for the exhibition Bloomsbury Spirit at Artipelag, Stockholm.
From the press release:
They lived in circles, painted in squares and loved in triangles.
During the summer of 2018 the first exhibition in Sweden is held of the radical and boundary breaking Bloomsbury Group.
Why Is Everything A Rag is the first solo museum exhibition of the Stockholm-based artist Jockum Nordström in the Americas. Children’s books, jazz and blues vinyl covers, collages, drawings, paintings and paper sculptures collected from the start of his career through today, figure in a practice animated by and built of visual vernacular.
Opening alongside Meret Oppenheim in April is No Ordinary Moments, an extensive group exhibition featuring recent acquisitions and picks from EMMA’s collections. The show forms a bridge between Oppenheim’s world and contemporary life with a selection of surrealist-inspired contemporary works celebrating small, everyday miracles. The featured exhibits have an uncanny, otherworldly quality that transcends daily reality and plunges into the depths of the subconscious and unconscious mind.
info@gallerimagnuskarlsson.com
+46 8 660 43 53
Fredsgatan 12 • S-111 52 Stockholm, Sweden
Tuesday–Friday 12–5 pm
Saturday 12–4 pm
Or by appointment.
The Gallery is closed October 2–October 10 for installation. The gallery is open at our pop-up exhibition in London.