Från press release:
“Glass Tableware in Still Life” är ett svensk-japanskt interdisciplinärt konstprojekt som sammanlänkar bildkonst med glaskonsthantverk i berikande dialog. Nio svenska och nio japanska bildkonstnärer samarbetar med glaskonstnären Yoko Andersson Yamano för att skapa glasföremål för det dukade bordet, till sina stillebenmålningar.
Mamma Andersson (Sweden)
Jess Allen (England)
David Almeida (Brazil)
Greg Becker (England)
Anna Bjerger (Sweden)
Spencer Carmona (USA)
Chi Tien Lin Cheng (Taiwan)
Penny Davenport (England)
Andreas Eriksson (Sweden)
Nancy Friedland (Canada)
Sarah Grant (Scotland)
Susanne Johansson (Sweden)
Hans Lannér (Sweden)
Joanna Logue (Australia)
Evert Lundquist (Sweden)
Travis MacDonald (New Zealand)
Barry McGlashan (Scotland)
John Joseph Mitchell (USA)
From press release:
Perrotin Seoul is pleased to present the first exhibition of Klara Kristalova in Korea.
This presentation brings together a selection of sculptures and drawings created specially for this occasion. Before being installed in Seoul, the pieces first inhabited her immediate surroundings, in her studio located in the Swedish countryside in the forest by a lake, North of the Stockholm region.
We are pleased to present a summer group show with works by gallery artists.
Participating artists: Mamma Andersson, Idun Baltzersen, Amy Bennett, Helene Billgren, Anna Bjerger, Mette Björnberg, Thomas Broomé, Marcel Dzama, Niklas Eneblom, Sara-Vide Ericson, Jens Fänge, Carl Hammoud, Tommy Hilding, Kent Iwemyr, Richard Johansson, Susanne Johansson, Johanna Karlsson, Lisa Jonasson, Bruno Knutman, Klara Kristalova, Peter Köhler, Hans Lannér, Petra Lindholm, Ulf Lundin, Maria Nordin, Jockum Nordström, Jeff Olsson, Charlie Roberts & Bella Rune.
From press release:
One of the characteristics of man is to transform the act of feeding into a vital but risky moment, a moment of pleasure. First of all, to eat to satiety, to quench his craving. Depending on the circumstances, this time is sometimes lonely but it is most often collective. The group (small or large) finds itself there in the emotion of sharing, the need to be together.
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