Welcome to the opening of “2013D” by Ilja Karilampi, 6 sept 7 pm at our new temporary space at Karl Johansgatan 152. More info soon.
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Book Launch 29 April, 7-9 pm at Nextart Gallery & Bookshop
Participating artists: Cora Hillebrand Welcome!
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Last night at the Gallery& Bookshop. The Photobook Club Gothenburg first meeting!
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6 feb. Martin Hultén, “Recital”, One Day Exhibition, Artist Talk and Book Signing Event, 5-9 pm.
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Press Release “FUN ACADEMY”- Thomas Mailaender FUN ACADEMY is Thomas Mailaender’s first Scandinavian show. The exhibition contains a variable list of works: clumsily executed pottery, a tattooed toilet, floor paintings and much more. Internet and flea markets are important sources of information for Mailaender, which can be seen in his arrangements of images and the aesthetic randomness that these provide. It’s not always the separate pictures or objects that are of importance here, but rather the strange clashes that occur when the photographs or objects meet. A process that is reminiscent of how internet surfing affects the perception – a modern form of surrealism or dadaism. In ”THE FUN ARCHIVE”, Mailaender has stored images of various types. Here the cute and naïve subject matter is juxtaposed with the tasteless and grotesque. From this archive, the artist also found material to the newly produced tapestry ”Image Bondage”, which has been designed with Nextart’s gallery space in mind. With needle and thread, the images have been combined into a grand collage, reminiscent of a contemporary Frankenstein’s monster. Moreover, Mailaender presents the slideshow ”Decisive Moment” – a loose and emancipated tribute to the old, French photographer Henri Cartier-Bresson. Thomas Mailaender (born 1979) is living and working in Paris and Marseille. His works have been exhibited at solo-exhibitions in Paris, London and New York. Mailaender is educated at Ecole des Arts Décoratifs de Paris (ENSAD) and has produced several books.
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  Book Signing Event, 7- 9 pm, 2 November, 2012. Mårten Lange, “Another Language”. 96 pages Publication date: October 2012 Mack Books, London
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“Sraunus”, Curated by Paul Paper, 7- 10 pm, 7 November, 2012.
“Sraunus” is a travelling one-evening projection of contemporary photography. After being launched in Vilnius and Marijampole, Lithuania in 2010, it was showed at Steinsland Berliner gallery in Stockholm, BYOB event in Vancouver, Nofound photofair in Paris and Awa Gallery in Amsterdam. Participating artists: Thomas Albdorf, Aurélien Arbet, Flemming Ove Bech, Alexander Binder, Lucas Blalock, Billy Buck, Maryanne Casasanta, Grant Cornett, Elspeth Diederix, Bobby Doherty, Bryan Dooley, Jessica Eaton, Jérémie Egry, Thobias Fäldt, Philip Gaißer, Nicholas Gottlund, Paul Herbst, Go Itami, Klara Källström, Jennilee Marigomen, Max Marshall & Andrea P. Nguyen, Sylvain-Emmanuel P, Paul Paper, Facundo Pires, Nicolas Poillot, Nerijus Rimkus, Johan Rosenmunthe, Jaap Scheeren, Maurice Scheltens & Liesbeth Abbenes, Adam Schreiber, Brea Souders, Kate Steciw, Ugnė Straigytė, Kimm Whiskie, Jessica Williams, Ann Woo
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