Cathy Abrahams Here: the Ghost is Me at Kåseholm Castle
Art and design are showcased at a stunning estate in the lush landscape of Österlen in Sweden. The exhibition showcases Cathy Abraham's series titled Here: the Ghost is Me in which she explores the accumulation of discrete acts, emphasising the importance of repetition and meditation. Each painted mark holds a symbolic significance, with the artist's brushstrokes mirroring her spiritual journey. The exhibition is part of a collaboration between South African gallery THEFOURTH and Kåseholm, launches "Northern Southern Exposure" a project that aims to foster innovation and exchange in various geographies.
Heritage Craft and Contemporary Design from Peru - Taller Tarapacá
Taller Tarapacá combines heritage craft with contemporary design from Peru. Its collection has a strong focus on material and craft, combined with clean, architectonic lines and a minimal esthetic.
Lima Based Artist Miguel Andrade Valdez Involves His Community and Heritage Craft.
Miguel Andrade Valdez is an artist based in Lima, Peru, who works in the borderland between sculpture, design and architecture. In his work, he reflects and comments on architecture and society, and investigates the cityscape and vernacular sculptures found in Lima and in many other Latin American cities. He sees sculpture as an archeology of our times and architecture as a representation of time.
Collected Memory & a Copenhagen Urban Park Mille Kalsmose & SUPERFLEX
How do we create, collaborate and understand our future inspired by artists? Teaming up with French Art 4 Collaborative Futures we invited art lovers, artists and art professionals to a virtual September Salon on September 22 on Art & Society. We had the pleasure to be joined by the artists Mille Kalsmose, Jakob Fenger from the Danish artist group SUPERFLEX and Curator Alex Fisher. Now both the digital September Salon and the Summer Salon are available on Youtube.
A bout du souffle with Kimsooja
Art that lets us in, opens space for our inner self, our thoughts and reflections and turn our gaze inwards. In the sculpture park Wanås Konst in Sweden, Kimsooja’s immersive installation To Breathe in the massive Hay Barn from the early 18th century makes us see by using empty space. We wander out on a mirrored surface that reflects our surroundings, dazzling and dizzying at first, listen to a soundtrack of the artist breathing and humming and find a painting made from scraps of textile stuffed into an ancient wall marked by time.
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