Exhibition Catalogue
21–24 April 2016 Opening hours: Thursday–Friday 12–20 Saturday 11–20 Sunday 11–18 www.supermarketartfair.com
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SUPERMARKET 2016 is organised by the economic association Supermarket Art Fair PROJECT MANAGERS AND CREATIVE DIRECTORS Pontus Raud, pontus@supermarketartfair.com Andreas Ribbung, andreas@supermarketartfair.com Meggi Sandell, meggi@supermarketartfair.com PROJECT COORDINATOR Izabella Borzecka, izabella@supermarketartfair.com PRESS OFFICER AND SOCIAL MEDIA Christina Wenger, press@supermarketartfair.com Felicia Gränd (assistant) VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR Luna Nilsdotter, volonteers@supermarketartfair.com Björn Lindahl (assistant) TALKS AND RED SPOT PERFORMANCE PROGRAMME COORDINATOR Kajsa Åhlander Persson SUPERMARKET MEETINGS PROGRAMME Katarina Evasdotter Birath PROFESSIONAL NETWORKING PARTICIPANTS PROGRAMME Lena Flodman, Alice Maselnikova, Bill Rubino ECONOMY AND ADMINISTRATION Meggi Sandell, Petra Melin GRAPHIC DESIGN Andreas Ribbung WEBMASTER John W Fail Catalogue: GRAPHIC DESIGN AND LAYOUT Eva Beierheimer IMAGE PROCESSING Eva Beierheimer LANGUAGE EDITING AND PROOF READING Stuart Mayes James Foote All rights to the photographs belong to the artists or galleries if nothing else is specified. © Supermarket Art Fair ekonomisk förening 2016
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Many thanks to last year’s hard working volunteers and helpers who generously committed their time and energy! Amanda Rönnberg, Charles L Sjölander, Christoffer Malmsten, Elina Ylhäisi, Ella Effendy, Ella Tammisto, Ellen Klintenberg Gedda, Erika Hjort, Fedrica Ometto, Frida Tiger, Georg Nordmark, Golara Vahidimehr, Grace Hewitt, Heidi Marthinsen, Helena Björnesjö, Hilda Larsson, Iris Alexandrov, Jakob Anckarsvärd, Jean Ploteau, Jenny Norberg, Joakim Erixon Flodman, Kim Ventura, Lena Flodman, Lili Beke, Luc Pagès, Luna Nilsdotter, Maria Anevret, Maria Nordvall, Marika Johansson, Matilda Sjöblom, Mathias Persson, Mattias Larson, Nina Ekberg, Paulina Granat, Petter Hellsing, Pär Söderlund, Sara Brant Lundin, Sarah Vecchietti, Sofia Zwahlen, Sophia Persson, Soroush Elmi, Torgny Hjort, Torgny Larsson,Tove Ljung. If we have forgotten to mention anyone, we apologise! Thanks to everybody helping us to make this year’s project possible – you will be mentioned by name in next year’s edition. Last but not least we want to thank our families who put up with us working far too much.
COVER IMAGE Karl Georg Staffan Björk, ‘Uitzicht’, installation, wood, turf, 9,5x5,4x4,5 m, 2013 www.karlgeorgstaffanbjork.se
SUPERMARKET 2016 was made possible with the support of: Stockholms stad, www.stockholm.se/KulturFritid Statens Kulturråd, www.kulturradet.se Nordic-Baltic Mobility Programme, www.kulturkontaktnord.org SUPPORTING OUR EXHIBITORS Frame Visual Art Finland, www.frame-finland.fi Mondriaan Fund, www.mondriaanfonds.nl Office for Contemporary Art Norway, www.oca.no Culture Ireland, www.cultureireland.ie Polish Cultural Institute in Stockholm, www.polskainstitutet.se The Danish Arts Foundation, www.kunst.dk Svenska Kulturfonden, www.kulturfonden.fi Embassy of Spain Stockholm, www.exteriores.gob.es/Embajadas/Estocolmo Das Land Steiermark, www.kultur.steiermark.at Graz City Culture, www.graz.at Bundeskanzleramt Austria, www.kunstkultur.bka.gv.at Latvian State Culture Capital Foundation, www.vkkf.lv Finlandsinstitutet, www.finlandsinstitutet.se Austrian Embassy Stockholm, www.bmeia.gv.at/oeb-stockholm Adam Mickiewicz Institute, www.culture.pl Kulturamt Frankfurt am Main, www.kultur.frankfurt.de Hessisches Ministerium für Wissenschaft und Kunst, www.wissenschaft.hessen.de KulturMut (Aventis Foundation), www.aventis-foundation.org/projekte/kulturmut Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Slovenia, www.mk.gov.si City of Ljubljana, www.ljubljana.si Artecitya, www.artosfoundation.org/index.php/en/projects/artecitia Le Département de l’Isère, www.isere.fr Ville de Grenoble, www.grenoble.fr Swedish Film Institute, www.filminstitutet.se Canada Council for the Arts, www.canadacouncil.ca COOPERATION PARTNERS International artists’ studio program in Sweden, www.iaspis.com Bildupphovsrätt i Sverige, www.bildupphovsratt.se AIM Network, www.supermarketartfair.com/pages/about-aim Swedish Art Critics Association, www.aicasweden.se Konstfack – University College of Arts, Crafts and Design, www.konstfack.se The Museum of Forgetting, www.museetforglomska.se Gävle Konstcentrum, www.gavlekonstcentrum.se MEDIA PARTNERS Berlin Independents Guide, www.bpigs.com Konsten.net – Nättidskrift om samtidskonst, www.konsten.net ArtRabbit, www.artrabbit.com
Kultur, Europa, Außenbeziehungen
Exhibition stands 1646, The Hague, Netherlands.....08 Galleri 54, Gothenburg, Sweden.....09 Al-Mahatta Gallery, Ramallah, Palestine.....10 AllArtNow, Damascus, Syria.....11 Alpineum Produzentengalerie, Lucerne, Switzerland.....12 A.M. 180 collective, Prague, Czech Republic.....13 Antena Estudio, Mexico City, Mexico.....14 Art On Armitage, Chicago, USA.....15 Artellewa Art Space, Cairo, Egypt.....16 Axel Obiger, Berlin, Germany.....17 AXENÉO7, Gatineau, Canada.....18
Bang Art Now Centre, Saguenay, Canada.....19 Galleri Box, Gothenburg, Sweden.....20 Candyland, Stockholm, Sweden.....21 CirkulationsCentralen, Malmö, Sweden.....22 Club Solo, Breda, Netherlands.....23 Detroit Stockholm, Stockholm, Sweden.....24 Dienstgebäude, Zurich, Switzerland.....25 Duplex100m2, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.....26 EULENGASSE, Frankfurt, Germany.....27
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Exhibition stands 3:e våningen/3rd floor, Gothenburg, Sweden.....6 427, Riga, Latvia.....7 Al-Mahatta Gallery, Ramallah, Palestine.....8 AllArtNow, Damascus, Syria.....9 ALMA MARTHA, Cape Town, South Africa.....10 Candyland, Stockholm, Sweden.....11 Galleri CC, Malmö, Sweden.....12 Detroit, Stockholm, Sweden.....13 Duplex100m2, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina.....14 EULENGASSE, Frankfurt, Germany.....15 Filmverkstaden, Vaasa, Finland.....16 Fylkingen, Stockholm, Sweden.....17 Grafik i Väst, Gothenburg, Sweden.....18 Grafiska Sällskapet, Stockholm, Sweden.....19 hinterland galerie, Vienna, Austria.....20 ID:I galleri, Stockholm, Sweden.....21 Intimnoe mesto, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation.....22 Konstnärshuset/SKF, Stockholm, Sweden.....23 Kunsthalle Graz, Graz, Austria......24 kunsthallekleinbasel, Basel, Switzerland.....25 Kunstplass [10], Oslo, Norway.....26 Köttinspektionen, Uppsala, Sweden.....27 Luda gallery, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation.....28 The MART Gallery, Dublin, Ireland.....29 MIZA, Tirana, Albania.....30 MoTA – Museum of Transitory Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia ..31 Mote 078 Gallery, Columbus, United States.....32
MUU galleria, Helsinki, Finland.....33 Nationalgalleriet, Stockholm, Sweden.....34 New Media Society, Tehran/ Va Space, Isfahan, Iran.....35 Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem, Netherlands.....36 NKF – Nordic Art Association Finland...37 Oksasenkatu 11, Helsinki, Finland.....38 Ormston House, Limerick, Ireland.....39 Photographic Centre Peri, Turku, Finland.....40 Platform Arts, Belfast, United Kingdom.....41 Galeria Raczej, Poznan, Poland.....42 RAM GALLERI, Oslo, Norway.....43 Galleri Rostrum, Malmö, Sweden.....44 Salón/A 30, Madrid, Spain.....45 Scotty Enterprises, Berlin, Germany.....46 Galleria Sculptor, Helsinki, Finland.....47 Galleri Se Konst (GSK), Falun, Sweden.....48 Small Projects, Tromsø, Norway.....49 Spanien19C, Aarhus, Denmark.....50 Studio 44, Stockholm, Sweden.....51 TEGEN2, Stockholm, Sweden.....52 tm•galleria, Helsinki, Finland.....53 top palais, Berlin, Germany.....54 Tupajumi foundation, Rotterdam, Netherlands.....55 Verkstad Konsthall, Norrköping, Sweden.....56 VSVSVS, Toronto, Canada.....57 Ytan, Västerås, Sweden.....58
Presentation stands....59 Konstnärscentrum Öst, Uppsala, Sweden Konstpool, Bromma, Sweden KRO/KIF/Tidningen Konstnären, Stockholm, Sweden Kulturtidskriften Cora, Stockholm, Sweden Reflektor M – Zeitgenössische Kunst in München, Munich, Germany Tidskriften Hjärnstorm, Stockholm, Sweden Yellowbox arts, Borgholm, Sweden
3:e våningen/3rd floor Gothenburg, Sweden
Andreas R Andersson, ‘Strangled Migration 1’ Andreas R Andersson, ‘Carnival Corporation & plc’ Sara-Lo Af Ekenstam , ‘Untitled, Pink Stormtrooper of Sweden series’, photo: Hendrik Zeitler
3:e våningen/3rd floor Sockerbruket 9 414 51 Gothenburg Sweden info@3vaningen.se www.3vaningen.se 6
3:e Våningen is an art space and dance venue in the former Carnegie sugar refinery in Gothenburg, Sweden. 600 square metres dedicated to contemporary art and movement, focusing on spatial aspects of art through exhibitions, performances and concerts. The venue holds a black box and a white space, side by side, offering new possibilities for interaction. The space includes a dance studio, library and concept store. In this trans-disciplinary environment new works are created by a wide range of artists. A broad network enables carefully selected international guest appearances. In 2015 3:e Våningen was one of the official arenas of the Gothenburg International Biennial for Contemporary Art. 3:e Våningen is an independent, artist-run organisation with national, regional and local funding. Artistic Directors are Gun Lund (choreographer), Olof Persson (artist) and Lars Persson (organiser and medical scientist).
427 Riga, Latvia
Līva Rutmane, ‘Untitled’, digital print, 20x 40 cm, 2014, photo: Kaspars Groševs Īrisa Erbse, ‘Gamma Ray’ (fragment), watercolour, domestic chemistry on canvas, 70x90cm, 2015, photo: Līga Spunde
427 Stabu street 70 Riga LV-1009 Latvia fourtosevengallery@gmail.com www.fourtoseven.info
427 is an artist-run gallery in Riga established by artists Ieva Kraule and Kaspars Groševs in 2014. It is regularly open from 4–7pm two days a week. One can arrive at 70 Stabu Street inadvertently, for example following the trolley bus lines on a warm summer’s day, or losing one’s way around Avotu Street while looking for oversized trench coats or forgotten books. Most of the people here are unhurried, but the better the weather gets the more slowly and meanderingly they walk. The 427 gallery operates here, right here, at a place where the thoughts of many people in Riga very rarely enter and where the dark windows and cracked walls perfidiously portend to lower rental rates. The wide window with bright lights signals that there are exhibitions happening here every now and then.
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Al-Mahatta Gallery Ramallah, Palestine
Naji Al-Ali exhibition 2011 permanent exhibition permanent exhibition ‘Suspended Lives: Palestinian Women Prisoners’ exhibition
Al-Mahatta Gallery Ein Misbah, City center Ramallah 970 Palestine m2amous@gmail.com www.facebook.com/almahattagallery 8
Al-Mahatta Gallery is an artist-run, non-governmental, not-for-profit organisation based in Ramallah. The gallery was founded in July 2008 as an independent voluntary youth initiative and aims to create the first contemporary professional exhibition space for the visual arts in Ramallah. Al-Mahatta Gallery works through three main streams: 1. Securing open exhibition spaces for local and international artists, curators, and audiences; residency programmes, and the production of artworks. 2. Developing programmes and projects that target Palestinian artists and local audiences. 3. Hosting activities and events in cooperation with local and international institutes and individuals.
AllArtNow Damascus, Syria
Nisrine Boukhari, ‘The Day Before...’, video installation, 28.00 m, 2010, Damascus/Syria Muhammed Ali, ‘Endless days’, Drawing, 2015 Rezan Arab, ‘Two Years of Isolation’, Acrylic on Canvas, 2016
AllArtNow House no 12 Almansha st, Alamine Quarter Damascus old town Syrian Arab Republic boukhari.abir@gmail.com www.allartnow.com
AllArtNow is considered to be the only independent collective contemporary art space in Syria. Founded in 2005, it aims to create greater opportunities for emerging Syrian artists and the development of the contemporary arts practice in Syria, and to create windows between Syria and the rest of the world. A neglected house in the old city of Damascus served as AllArtNow’s laboratory for art: it was a hub for emerging artistic practice and a collaborative meeting point for local and international artists. AllArtNow has participated in many international events and organised ‘Living Spaces’ an international contemporary art festival since 2009, ‘Studio1’ - an informal school for contemporary art, and ‘Boukhari House’ - an exchange/residency (postponed due to the unrest in Syria). In July 2012, AllArtNow closed its doors and its premises became home to Syrian refugee families. It now operates in different places in the world as a nomadic space.
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ALMA MARTHA Cape Town, South Africa
Chloe Hugo-Hamman, ’Jive Fridge’, vinyl, 2015, photo: Niklas Zimmer Jamal Nxedlana, ’# 1’ Unofficial Portrait series number 3, digital print on textile, 42x56 cm ALMA MARTHA, ‘Just Before We Open the Doors’, Opening Night 2015 ‘Critical Mis with Geert Oliver’, installation view from exhibition Motherless, 2015
ALMA MARTHA 329 Albert Road Cape Town 7929 South Africa kazoo.liveart@gmail.com www.alma-martha.tumblr.com www.alma-mater-project-space. tumblr.com 10
‘Alma mater’ in Latin means nourishing mother. It also refers to where one graduated from university. ALMA MARTHA the collaborative project space (founded in Cape Town) is not your mother, and will not be contrived in stating the obvious that art and culture nourishes. In opposition to the term, it aims at being an action platform that challenges the rules of art academia, not through denying it but rebelling within the system and working towards making art work that accesses the everyday. ALMA MARTHA will be featuring works by Jamal Nxedlana and Chloe Hugo-Hamman. In addition we have asked friends of ALMA MARTHA to make us unique wearable art (t-shirts) to showcase. Friends include: Anthea Moys, Herman de Klerk, Black Koki, Liza Grobler, Chris van Eeden, Miranda Moss, Critical Mis and Buhlebezwe Siwani.
Candyland Stockholm, Sweden
Jan Cardell, ‘24 stringed electromechanical harpsichord’, 2016
Candyland Gotlandsgatan 76 116 38 Stockholm Sweden galleri@candyland.se www.candyland.se
Candyland’s dynamic programme is the result of each of the founding members being free to invite any artist without the consent of the group. United by their common interest in promoting a wide variety of contemporary art they have produced more than 130 exhibitions since 2004. For their exhibitions at Supermarket the Candylandians make collective decisions and this year they invite Jan Cardell to show ‘The Baroque Garden’. Jan Cardell is a visual sculptor and sound artist forming immense curious instruments with a distinct organic expression. His innovative instruments are in raw materials, and are all electronically connected to implicit or explicit means of interactivity.
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Galleri CC Malmö, Sweden
1–2 Fredrik Hofwander, ‘New ways of living’, 11/9–4/10 2015 installation view, photo: Emma Wieslander 3–4 Jennifer Chan, ‘Sea of Men’, 2–29/11 2015 installation view, photo: Raffaele Piano
Galleri CC (CirkulationsCentralen) Båstadsgatan 4 214 33 Malmö Sweden galleri@cirkulationscentralen.com www.cirkulationscentralen.com 12
For Supermarket 2016 Galleri CC presents works from their 2015 exhibitions by Jennifer Chan (CAN) and Fredrik Hofwander (SE), as well as screening ‘Loop - A Video Art Marathon’ where 73 artists were selected after an open call. Founded in 2003, Galleri CC (formerly known as CirkulationsCentralen) is a non-commercial artist-run gallery in Malmö with a history of over 100 exhibitions by artists and collectives from Sweden and abroad. In 2015 the gallery changed its name to Galleri CC and moved to a new space at Båstadsgatan 4 which opened up the possibility to reach out to a broader audience. Galleri CC has participated in, among others; Supermarket in Stockholm, Art Swap Europe in Berlin, and Alt_Cph Art Fair in Copenhagen. Galleri CC is a funded by the City of Malmö and the Swedish Arts Council.
Detroit Stockholm, Sweden
Joanne Grüne-Yanoff, ‘Home Hive Study’, honeycomb wax, honey, metal, wire, wood, acrylic, glass, 15x12x12 cm, 2015–2016, photo: Warren King Laura Tynan, ‘Chamber’, paper and fishing line, sizes variable, 2015–2016 Joanne Grüne-Yanoff, ‘Footprints Queue’, honeycomb wax, latex rubber, plaster, honey, thread, tea, coffee, sizes variable, 2015–2016, photo: Warren King
Detroit Stockholm Roslagsgatan 21 113 55 Stockholm Sweden
For Supermarket 2016 the Detroit Stockholm artists Joanne Grüne-Yanoff and Laura Tynan explore the concept of home. In Joanne Grüne-Yanoff’s ‘Instructions for Finding Home’ the artist creates an installation of works on paper and beeswax footprints which explore questions of transience, identity and home. Inspired by Gaston Bachelard’s 1958 book The Poetics of Space, Laura Tynan’s installation ‘Chamber’ uses origami and sea water to create a silent, contemplative space to explore the ideas of the ‘house as universe’ and ‘intimate immensity’.
mail@detroitstockholm.com www.detroitstockholm.com 13
Duplex100m2 Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Duplex100m2, Library, Sarajevo, 2015 AAA, Library, Grenoble, 2014
Duplex100m2 Obala Kulina Bana 22 71000 Sarajevo Bosnia and Herzegovina duplex10m2@gmail.com www.duplex100m2.com 14
The Duplex100m2 booth becomes a collective space, curated with l’Association pour l’Agencement des Activités (AAA) inviting the Museum of Museum (MoM), Idoine, Le Cahier, La Souche and Dick head man Records (DhmR). All of these projects are connected, here you can see a part of the constellation map. Different editing projects are shown - all of them are influencing one another in a chain reaction. La Souche covers the walls with its exhibition posters that include all of the other guests. On the furniture made by MoM is a selection of our books such as Side Effects, DhmR - Une Anthologie, Pas par là/Takhle Ne, Idoine Magazine, Le Cahier, Introduction to Contemporary Art in BiH, and others. The booth also hosts a programme of video projections by DhmR.
EULENGASSE Frankfurt, Germany
Ausstellungsraum EULENGASSE Seckbacher Landstrasse 16 60389 Frankfurt Germany info@eulengasse.de www.eulengasse.de
The exhibition ‘Saint Credibility’ is created by a team of six members of the artist-run space EULENGASSE in Frankfurt, Germany: Andrea Blumör (visual artist), Vládmir Combre de Sena (communication designer/visual artist), Harald Etzemüller (architect), Heide Khatschaturian (sculptor), Helmut Werres (visual artist) and Sabine Zimmermann (communication designer and artist). EULENGASSE is an artists’ association founded in 2003 which provides a platform for artists and also an audience interested in contemporary art and culture. In addition to exhibitions EULENGASSE organises lectures, film and music programmes, performances and tours. Annual programmes are regularly supported by the Culture Department of the City of Frankfurt am Main.
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Filmverkstaden Vaasa, Finland
Patricia Rodas, ‘My Personal Violence’, pigment print on paper, 104x84 cm, 2014 Maciek Bączyk, ‘333 00 (Triple Threes and Double Zeroes)’, hand drawn animation, still frame, 2015 Dragos Alexandrescu, ‘Social Binder’, HD video film, B&W, Duration: 21 min, still image, 2015
Filmverkstaden Levonsgatan 2 Vaasa 65200 Finland mail@filmverkstaden.fi www.filmverkstaden.fi 16
Filmverkstaden is an artist-run space dedicated to analogue film, photography and sound art. It is a place for cross-over and experiment, exchange of knowledge and inspiration, a place where artists can meet, create, develop, show and share their work. Filmverkstaden provides working facilities with access to unique resources such as a DIY film and photolab, and hosts masterclasses and workshops, film screenings and concerts. Filmverkstaden is delighted to present works by Patricia Rodas (FI), Dragos Alexandrescu (RO/FI) and Maciek Baczyk (PL). Their artworks are culturally focused and outwardly critical. Pointing to the destructive consequences for individuals, they depict personal perspectives on the shady side of contemporary society through analogue photography, film and video.
Fylkingen Stockholm, Sweden
Ann Rosén, ‘Sound Performance’ Anne Pajunen, ‘I am already slowly dying’, 2015, foto: Lukas Eisenhauer Sofia Härdig, ‘Live Sentences 2016’, photo: Emma Gunnarsson
Fylkingen Torkel Knutssonsgatan 2 118 25 Stockholm Sweden ordforande@fylkingen.se www.fylkingen.se
Fylkingen - New Music and Intermedia Art is an artist-run venue, member based organisation committed to the contemporary experimental performing arts field. Over 250 artists from various disciplines use the space to develop and present new work. Fylkingen is run by an active board and production group, together with a number of members running the label Fylkingen Records (in operation since 1966). The organisation, established in 1933, originally focussed on contemporary composers and traditional repertoire. Over the years the organisation branched out into new forms. The first concert of electroacoustic music in Sweden was arranged by Fylkingen in 1952 together with the Swedish Radio. Since the 1960s Fylkingen has represented a wide field of artistic practices.
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Grafik i Väst Gothenburg, Sweden
Maria Erikson footprints on a lithographic stone, 2014 Eric Saline print walking a maze for 1h 37 minutes, tempera on paper, Mirleft, Morocco, 2013 photo: Mats Andersson Jakob Leijonheilm pulling a linoleum print in the studio, 2015 Jakob Leijonheilm inking up a linoleum cut in the studio, 2015
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Grafik i Väst Storgatan 20 411 38 Gothenburg Sweden
Grafiska Sällskapet Hornsgatan 6 118 20 Stockholm Sweden
giv@ramverk.se www.grafikivast.se
galleri@grafiskasallskapet.se www.grafiskasallskapet.se
Grafiska Sällskapet Stockholm, Sweden
Grafik i Väst (Gothenburg) and Grafiska Sällskapet (Stockholm) have selected four artists to present contemporary performance printmaking. Maria Erikson, Jakob Leijonheilm, Laurens Rohlfs, David von Bahr, and Eric Saline will collaboratively ‘perform’ the production of graphic works on site and Supermarket visitors are also invited to contribute. They will not use a traditional printing press, rather, explore a wide range of various alternative techniques involving their hands and feet – pressing and stamping, and other non-traditional ways of mark-making on surfaces to create an installation in the booth. Additional formats will also be investigated and created during the fair including large scale relief prints, posters, postcards, ‘zines and more.
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hinterland galerie Vienna, Austria
Niko Wahl, ‘Tehran in a tent’ and ‘Dreams’, paper, epoxy, chalk, 2015, photo: Jakob Winkler Vooria Aria, ‘repairable’, slate, 2015, photo: Jakob Winkler
hinterland galerie Krongasse 20 Vienna 1050 Austria art@hinterland.ag www.hinterland.ag 20
hinterland galerie is an independent art space dedicated to the promotion of intercultural and interdisciplinary projects with emerging and established artists from the Middle East with a focus on Iran. hinterland galerie is an international meeting point where social, cultural, political, creative and other relevant contemporary topics are discussed and put into practice. In the past orient and occident influenced each other in cultural, artistic and scientific ways – this mutual fascination still exists and needs to be explored further. hinterland galerie sets its sights on intercultural understanding, international co-operations and exchange. hinterland galerie acts as an intermediary for establishing international cultural dialogue: to build bridges that will allow insights into the artistic and creative scene in this widely unknown region.
ID:I galleri Stockholm, Sweden
ID:I galleri Tjärhovsgatan 19 116 28 Stockholm Sweden
www.idigalleri.org
ID:I is an artist-run space where contemporary exhibitions and events have thrived independently of the commercial art scene since 2002. The gallery has built its foundation on pushing expectations and “taking a stand to consciously allow for the ever-changing prerequisites vital for creating and exhibiting art”. From sound art installations to guerilla gardening performances, ID:I has been a platform for exploration, discussion and community partnership. Despite the fact that Sweden was in the midst of a recession when ID:I began the gallery has maintained a strong position through the financial support of its members and, most importantly, through their dedication and vision. These qualities of independence and determination have enabled ID:I to remain successfully untethered to the established Swedish art world’s hierarchies and expectations.
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Intimnoe mesto St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
Marina Maraeva ‘State concept’, installation Street view near by Intimnoe mesto, photo taken by a robot Horizontal feminist theater, rehearsal Pre-opening of Ilya Grishaev exhibition
Intimnoe mesto Shpalernaya str 3/26 St. Petersburg 190000 Russian Federation visualright@gmail.com www.facebook.com/871634486215321 22
To work together effectively as a society we need to trust, even to a stranger. That’s why we started Intimnoe mesto. Intimnoe mesto (rus. ‘intimate place’ and ‘intimate part’) is a place for attentive and careful collective use. Intimnoe mesto introduces crude works of art. We think that crude art is alluring. Sometimes it’s unbearable to come out with a new idea to your comrades, and at such moment you feel fragile. We value fragility and respect allurement. By ‘crude’ we mean ‘juicy’. And justify it as significant. Intimnoe mesto is a place for your exhibition and anything. This can be swapped for any help for previous or upcoming event, or sometimes for potatoes/buckwheat/nails.
Konstnärshuset/SKF Stockholm, Sweden
Katerina Mistal, ‘Akranes Island 2013’ (from the series Mapping Europe), photograph mounted on aluminium, 120x160cm Arijana Kajfes, ‘Untitled’, 2010, C-print, photo: Fatoumata Diabaté Mattias Bäcklin, ‘Multimount IP 66 with missing fuse’, oak, chainsaw, knife, 60x90x15 cm Jan Ramstedt, ‘The Golden Teeth of the Horizon’, acrylic on canvas, 128x132 cm, 2015 Jenny Carlsson, ‘Skin 1’, 180x160 cm, oil on canvas, 2015 Lotta Döbling, ‘Fruktträdgården’, 39x28 cm, oil on canvas, 2015, photo: Ari Luostarinen
Konstnärshuset/ Svenska Konstnärernas Förening Smålandsgatan 7 111 46 Stockholm Sweden info@konstnarshuset.org www.konstnarshuset.org
The Swedish Artists’ Association (SKF) is the main owner of Konstnärshuset – a Venetian style palace built in 1899. The association hosts a diverse programme of contemporary art exhibitions, lectures and seminars. Today there are approximately 850 members, all of whom are professional artists. The Swedish Artists’ Association (SKF) prioritises high artistic quality, openness, accessibility and gender equality with regard to both content and reception. Konstnärshuset is a vibrant meeting place where different worlds and artistic networks are offered an opportunity for exchange and future collaborations. People of all genders and ages should always feel welcome here. This is a vision that Swedish Artists’ Association (SKF) has espoused ever since its establishment in 1890. Grant recipients in 2015, Mattias Bäcklin, Jenny Carlsson, Lotta Döbling, Arijana Kajfes, Katerina Mistal, and Jan Ramstedt.
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Kunsthalle Graz Graz, Austria
W.W. Anger, ‘Still/Life’ installation view at Kunsthalle Graz 2014, mixed media, diameter 215 cm, 1994 , photo: Arnold Reinisch
Kunsthalle Graz – Verein für zeitgenössische Kunst Conrad von Hötzendorfstraße 42 A 8010 Graz Austria office@kunsthallegraz.at www.kunsthallegraz.at 24
The association Kunsthalle Graz was founded in 2014 by Arnold Reinisch, Jani W. Schwob and Wenzel Mraček. The event space of the same name is a platform for action along with the exhibition of contemporary art from all categories, with an emphasis upon visual art. In addition we are continually presented cutting-edge positions in literature, performance art, sound art and film. Kunsthalle Graz strives for the promotion of, the networking among, and the discussion between art makers, cultural enthusiasts and public cultural bodies, as well as cooperations with similarly motivated transregional institutions and associations.
kunsthallekleinbasel Basel, Switzerland
Yvonne Good, ‘under my blue pencil’ (detail), 16 photobooth images b/w framed, 44x42 cm, 2013 Mirjam Spoolder, ‘NH-RT-BS-2013’, textile object, 85x83 cm, 2013 Silvio Grimm, ‘Alice in wonderbar’, mixed media on chipboard, 150x100 cm, 2014, photo: Jasmin Glaab Fabio Nicotera, ‘Panneggio’, acrylic and pva glue on canvas, 60x60 cm, 2015
kunsthallekleinbasel Sperrstrasse 7 Basel 4057 Switzerland kontakt@kunsthallekleinbasel.com www.kunsthallekleinbasel.com
kunsthallekleinbasel is the living room of the Swiss artist and curator Jasmin Glaab. One-day exhibitions with international artists regularly take place on Sundays, focusing on the presence of the artist and the collective experience. The project operates selfsupportingly and independent from the institutional art scene. At Supermarket 2016 kunsthallekleinbasel is represented by four artists with different backgrounds: Yvonne Good (CH), Silvio Grimm (CH), Fabio Nicotera (IT) and Mirjam Spoolder (CH/NL). kunsthallekleinbasel shows the works embedded in a homely environment that invites one to stay. With this approach we attempt to clarify that the exhibition space in Basel is located in an inhabited apartment and intend to transfer this atmosphere to Supermarket 2016.
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Kunstplass [10] Oslo, Norway
Mari Røysamb, ‘Submarine’, cast iron, 185x45x30 cm Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg, ‘Time’, metal, glass and sand Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg, ‘Troubled Water’, 50x50 cm, 2015 Mari Røysamb, ‘Transit’
Kunstplass [10] Rosteds gate 10 Oslo Norway info@kunstplass.no www.kunstplass.no 26
Wars, human wrongs and the refugee situation are complex and often hard to comprehend from our safe haven in Scandinavia. Our hearts must thus be open and reach out to refugees and other people who are struggling. Kunstplass [10] is featuring Bente Sommerfeldt-Colberg, Mari Røysamb and international guests in the exhibition ‘Troubled Water’. ‘Time’ by Sommerfeldt-Colberg and ‘Submarine’ by Røysamb are multifaceted and monumental sculptures giving you a sense of unease and ambivalence. Through projection of current photos and videos, ‘Troubled Water’ will be a live witness and real-time reminder of the situation for refugees and life of people living in war zones. As Ai Weiwei himself says: “The border is not in Lesbos, it really [is] in our minds and in our hearts.”
Köttinspektionen Uppsala, Sweden
Köttinspektionen – facade, 2014, photo: Anna-Karin Brus Roberto De Pol, ‘Work with the collage’, mixed media
Köttinspektionen Strandbodgatan 3 753 23 Uppsala Sweden kottinspektionen@gmail.com www.kottinspektionen.tumblr.com
Köttinspektionen is a non-commercial, artist-run art space in Uppsala. The building, designed in the 1930s, originally housed a meat inspection agency and has high ceilings and an industrial feel. Since May 2014, Köttinspektionen has hosted art from several disciplines such as such as dance, theatre and visual art – with the artist group Haka curating the visual art section. Köttinspektionen aims to be a production and presentation venue where artists and creators, both national and international, can work in an innovative and experimental atmosphere. Haka intends to contribute interesting contemporary art and create a space for new ideas. This year Köttinspektionen presents the following artists: Mona-Lisa Eriksson & Agneta Forslund, Agustín Ortiz Herrera, Mervi Junkkonen, Masha Krasnova-Shabaeva, Roberto de Pol, and Clarissa Siimes & Malin Laggren.
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Luda gallery St. Petersburg, Russian Federation
11,000 Years Later: Contemporary Art from Estonia, exhibition view, 2015, photo: Mikhail Grigoriev Sergey Denisov, ‘Untitled’, installation detail, mixed media, 2015, photo: Mikhail Grigoriev Paul Pepperstein and ‘Grandchildren of Somnambula’, ‘Speech in a Dream’ exhibition view, 2015, photo: Mikhail Grigoriev The New Blockheads group exhibition, a fragment of the reconstructed installation from the performance ‘Performance-actionconference The inevitability of a masterpiece. Conference dinner’ (at the Akhmatovsky Garden and Borey Gallery, St. Petersburg, 1997), mixed media, 2015, photo: Mikhail Grigoriev
Luda gallery 42 Mokhovaya st. St. Petersburg 191028 Russian Federation lizavetamatveeva@gmail.com www.galleryluda.com 28
Gallery Luda is artists, groups, archives – everything that reflects the high-strung and sensitive flesh of art. The strategic idea of the first Gallery Luda (2009–10) continues – we show that which it is not possible to see. A widening of reach, more international content – Kyrgyz, Uzbek, and French artists, just like us – all living a parallel life in their own known world. The rhythm of events is defined not by a planned timetable, but by living necessity – Gallery Luda now continues the pace of the Gallery Luda past. Local trends of deep stratification erupt on the surface like a burst pipe to the displeasure of local residents, a combination of an art organism covering everything with wires, canes, beads, a rash, a mutual repulsion, a mutual implementation and prying over the walls.
The MART Gallery Dublin, Ireland
Margaret O’Brien, ‘I live in the cracks in the walls’ (detail), 25 kg dressmaker’s pins, wallpaper, light, plasterboard, wood, complete installation 1220x400x215cm (inclusive wall based detail), 2008 Katherine Nolan, ‘Work in Progress’ (part of Ireland 1916 Centenary Programme), performance to camera, 2016 Adam Gibney, ‘Problem 5: A Space within this Place’, wood, speaker, fm transmission, arduino, fm receiver, motor, aerial, trolley, electronics, dimensions variable, 2015 James L Hayes, ‘Aloft on a rock’, cast mashed potato, cast bronze multiple & digital film & audio, dimensions variable, 2016
The MART Gallery 190a Rathmines Road Lower Rathmines, Dublin 6 Ireland
Providing creative platforms, studios, galleries and event spaces to foster and promote artistic endeavours. MART is an artist-led organisation founded by Matthew Nevin and Ciara Scanlan and supported by core members through an ethos of cooperation. Since 2007 MART has sought to create opportunities by conceiving creative platforms to support artists, from all stages of their careers, to test new ground. In 2013 MART began a project to renovate the fire station in Rathmines, Dublin and now supports over 100 members in seven studio buildings, and includes a gallery, project space and international residency.
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MIZA Tirana, Albania
Enkelejd Zonja, ‘The sneezing of the red’, pencil on paper, 30x21 cm, 2013
Miza Rr. Gjon Buzuku, Nr: 77/1 Tirana 1031 Albania info@mizagaleri.com www.mizagaleri.com 30
Miza is a Tirana based, non-for-profit, non-governmental organisation working in the field of culture and contemporary art since its inception in November 2012. It was created by three young artists sharing the common concern regarding the lack of exhibiting spaces for emerging artists. Through our activities we have identified, attracted and supported national and international emerging artists and have created a platform for cultural exchange. Our organisation aims to further consolidate this platform. Miza focuses mainly on contemporary art and it aims to exhibit works of different genres engaging in the contemporary arts approaches, trends and concerns. Apart from exhibitions, Miza organises workshops, artist talks, documentary screenings etc. Miza operates as a self-financed artistic space, with the co-founders bearing all the costs of the activities. The artist we present this year is Enkelejd Zonja
MoTA – Museum of Transitory Art Ljubljana, Slovenia
Karina Smigla-Bobinski, ‘ADA’, helium balloon and charcoal. Artefact: ADA’s marks at Dravograd, Slovenia, digital print on archive paper, edition: 30, 2015 Zimoun, ‘1 prepared DC-motor, cotton ball, cardboard box 23x23x6cm’, edition: 1, 2012 Nik Nowak, ‘Panzer’. Artefact: Volume calculation (making of Panzer), digital print on museum paper, edition: 3, 2015
MoTA - Museum of Transitory Art Gosposvetska cesta 12 SI-1000 Ljubljana Slovenia mota.museum@gmail.com www.motamuseum.com
MoTA – Museum of Transitory Art is a multidisciplinary platform dedicated to advancing the research, production and presentation of transitory, experimental, and live art forms. MoTA is a museum without physical space, which organises and supports transitory art in the form of continuous events, exhibitions and educational programs both locally and internationally. As its name indicates MoTA examines what a museum of today and in the future can be. It is in a constant search for the new, the uncertain, and the undefined. The MoTA – Museum of Transitory Art Impermanent Museum collection consists of works that are parts or residues of a process. ‘Transitory’ is understood in a wider sense: not only as temporary, but also as transitioning in space and time and as a unique geographical and historical position (between East and West).
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Mote 078 Gallery Columbus, United States
Felipe Castelblanco, ‘Unsolicited’, nomadic video screening, 2014, photo: Alex Culshaw Chris Harvey, ‘Portable Self-Calibrating Transformation Field Generator’, installation, reclaimed plastic objects, 2014, photo: Felipe Castelblanco Jonathan Armistead, ‘On Selfiness’, cardboard and hot glue, 2014, photo: Felipe Castelblancoo Liam O’connor, ‘DANCE MY PAIN AWAY’, performance, 2013, photo: Jacqueline Miller
Mote 078 Gallery Several locations Columbus, OH 43201 United States info@mote078.org www.mote078.org 32
Part gallery and part functional window, Mote 078 is an artistic platform for public engagement within the city of Columbus (USA) and other unlikely locations throughout Europe and the USA. Our mission is to exhibit experimental contemporary art from all corners of the world, while instigating conversations about the role that artists play in shaping the gallery context. We have been running both nomadic as well as site-specific programming since 2013. From installation art to objects, video and performance art, Mote 078 strives to become a catalyst for conversations, interventions and hacks around the notions of: art + display + commerce + social engagement = The Art World. Members: Felipe Castelblanco (Founder and Curator), Jacqueline Miller (Director)
MUU galleria Helsinki, Finland
Essi Kausalainen, 2014, photo: Jordan Hutchings
MUU galleria Lรถnnrotinkatu 33 Helsinki 180 Finland
muugalleria@muu.fi www.muu.fi
Artist-run MUU, founded 1987, promotes professional artists working across a wide range of disciplines. MUU Gallery and new space MUU Cable (which opened in 2013) arrange exhibitions, screenings, concerts and performances by artists and curators from Finland and abroad. MUU Media Base is a digital working space to support creation of art works achieved through the use of new technologies. Performance Art Bank is a database of Finnish performance art: performanssi.com Performance Portfolio is a unique collection of portfolios of performance artists for exhibitions and promotion. Sound Art Bank is a new database of Finnish sound art: soundartbank.fi MUU For Ears is a series of sound art publications, presenting Nordic and International sound art. Artist members: 650. Manager: Timo Soppela.
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Nationalgalleriet Stockholm, Sweden
Margon Lindberg and Kent Anderson, ‘Va ere om?!’
Nationalgalleriet Skomakargatan 3 111 29 Stockholm Sweden info@nationalgalleriet.org nationalgalleriet.just.nu 34
Nationalgalleriet is run by an artistic collective based on non-commercial principles. The gallery does not have any specific artistic or ideological programme but tends to like artists with an attitude. It is best known for its satiric group shows where absurdity is mixed with social commentary. The solo shows are varied, from highbrow to subversive underground. Nationalgalleriet has got it all! Exciting fist fights, horror, politics, satire, sex (including nude scenes), magic, psychology, violence, slapstick, special effects, and yes, art. This year’s show is called ‘Va ere om?!’ What’s it about? God only knows for sure, but we will do our best to provoke... at least a smile.
New Media Society, Tehran /Va Space, Isfahan, Iran
Va , ‘Palas Number Zero’ , Year: 2016 ‘Palas’ سالَپ By Va ‘Palas’ is about Va’s experience of wandering around the city of Isfahan this past year. The title ‘Palas’ is a Persian word which describes a special type of textile made of cheap sturdy materials used by nomads to cover the ground when camping. ‘Palas’ characterises Va as an alternative spaceless art initiative that extends along the surface of the city. Moreover, ‘Palas’ explores Va’s failures in resisting to be part of the mainstream art scene and finding a common language with its local community.
New Media Projects No 3, Arabi 3 St., Kheradmand Shomali St., Karimkhan St., Tehran, Iran info@newmediasoc.com www.newmediasoc.com spacevaspace@gmail.com www.spacevaspace.com
New Media Society is a project space, archive and library dedicated to new media arts. It acts as a hub and mediator for several emerging project spaces across the country. At Supermarket New Media Society presents Va*, a project from the city of Isfahan, Iran, founded in winter 2014. With no physical space Va defines itself through events – it moves around different artists’ studios, private basements, galleries, and other artist-run spaces. Va also utilises technology to bend spaces and juxtapose different locations via Skype talks and lectures. Va organises workshops, talks and has an ongoing collaboration with Shared_Studios, USA, Va creates a portal for public communication between Isfahan and other countries. The Va residencies hosted national and international artists, critics and writers to engage with the local community. * The Persian word ‘va’ is similar to ‘and’ in English – a word that enables an infinite number of words, concepts, or thoughts to be joined together.
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Nieuwe Vide Haarlem, Netherlands
Toon Fibbe, ‘The Birth of all Flesh’, 1. mixed media, 2. performance, 3. mixed media, 2016
Nieuwe Vide Minckelersweg 6 2031 EM Haarlem Netherlands info@nieuwevide.nl www.nieuwevide.nl 36
Nieuwe Vide presents Focus Artist 2016: Toon Fibbe. Fibbe is interested in the financial market. How does art relate to this ever present economical context? His latest work ‘And Today’s Shares Soared above Candlelight Dinners’, makes a link between the stock exchange and the arts. This link is also present in his work ‘Zeno’s Arrow: Singing the Stockmarket’. He will show a new version of his performance ‘The Birth of All Flesh’ where a character tries to interpret the patterns in what seems to be an abstract expressionist painting as a market chart. Nieuwe Vide is an exhibition space for contemporary art with a strong interest in crossovers of different disciplines. Nieuwe Vide also houses artist-studios located in Haarlem, Netherlands. Our 2016 program focuses on counter-culture.
NFK – Nordic Art Association Finland
Anu Osva, ‘Drop of Water’, detail from painting-video installation, painting 62x110 cm, 2014 Camilla Mihkelsoo, ‘Trés Cool’, oil on board, 60x60 cm, 2015 Jenny Suhonen, ‘Humanshredder’, performance Virpi Vesanen-Laukkanen, ‘Rose Wall’, installation
NKF/Nordic Art Association Finland Trebergavägen 19 Borgå 6200 Finland liisa.wilska@netlife.fi www.suomenpohjoismainentaideliitto.fi www.helsingintaiteilijaseura.fi
For Supermarket 2016 NKF Finland presents Gallery Katariina which is run by the Helsinki Artists’ Association. The Helsinki Artists’ Association has 750 professional artist members who present wide range of different art media: painting, graphics, drawing, video, photo, performance, installation, sculpture, mixed media etc. Main exhibition spaces are Gallery Katariina and Studio in downtown Helsinki, which each have seventeen exhibitions a year. Gallery Katariina is open for all applications, not only from members, applications are accepted twice a year. Helsinki Artists’ Association also runs Artotheque and the Art School for Children and Young People and Course Center.
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Oksasenkatu 11 Helsinki, Finland
Ella Tahkolahti, ‘Hub/Black Square’, live video installation, photo: Visa Knuuttila Jyrki Riekki & Marko Luukkonen, ‘Saalis(taja)’, video installation, 2015, photo: Ella Tahkolahti
Oksasenkatu 11 00100 Helsinki Finland
info@oksasenkatu11.fi www.oksasenkatu11.fi 38
Oksasenkatu 11 was founded in 2008 to represent a different, independent, non-profit view and mode of operation in the Helsinki art scene. The aim is to showcase experimental and ambitious ways of representing art without commercial attributes. Site-specific works are emphasised due to the character of the gallery space. In addition to the planned exhibitions and events, open calls addressing various themes are arranged to encourage new ideas and to address urgent matters. At the moment the gallery’s working group consists of six professional artists taking care of both curating and janitorial responsibilities.
Ormston House Limerick, Ireland
Vanessa Donoso López, ‘I return to the origin’ and ‘Be another being the same’, acrylic, watercolour, pencil on handmade marbled paper, 29x21 cm, 2013
Ormston House Cultural Resource Centre 9-10 Patrick Street Limerick City Ireland info@ormstonhouse.com www.ormstonhouse.com
Ormston House is a cultural resource centre in the heart of Limerick City. We opened in 2011 to address a gap in the ecology of project spaces in the city – to support emergent practices and to provide the opportunity to develop challenging and experimental work. Through a programme of exhibitions, events and residencies, we offer a physical and intellectual space in which to promote creative citizenship and to encourage active participation in the arts. We strive to grow audiences for contemporary art and to build an international network for cultural exchange and engagement. With our shared vision for the transformative potential of culture, we are proud supporters of Limerick’s bid for European Capital of Culture 2020.
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Photographic Centre Peri Turku, Finland
Hertta Kiiski & Maija Kurki, ‘Untitled’, digitally produced from online imagery, 2016
Photographic Centre Peri Itäinen Rantakatu 38 Turku 20810 Finland info@peri.fi www.peri.fi 40
Photographic Centre Peri is an open meeting place where artists, researchers and audiences in southwest Finland gather around contemporary lens based art. Photographic Centre Peri’s white cube gallery is dedicated to displaying new and experimental productions with topical themes and angles on photography. The gallery is situated inside the Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art, along the river bank in the heart Turku, the cultural capital of Finland. Screenings, talks, performances and workshops are regularly hosted at Photographic Centre Peri. The non-governmental organisation presents various creative photography projects in the region, grants an annual art scholarship, maintains a 600 volume library and runs an international residency program for photographic artists. Photographic Centre Peri at Supermarket 2016 offers art merchandise from contemporary classics by member artists. This will move you to tears. Art for every home!
Platform Arts Belfast, United Kingdom
Dave Loder, ‘Automatonophobia’, ball gag, speaker, audio cable, audio sample (4x2 seconds, shuffled), 2013 Iolanda Rocha, ‘Beyond the home I know, I make my own’, MDF box, jute yarn, terracotta clay, 35x35x28cm, 2014 Michael Hanna, Short Films about Learning’, single channel video installation, 12 min 53 sec, commissioned by Belfast Exposed Photography, 2014. Sound: Professor Paul Bloom, Yale University, Academic Earth. Image: Mervyn Smyth, Sean McKernan, Gerry Casey, Seamus Loughran, and Belfast Exposed Photography. Rachael Campbell-Palmer, ‘Activity 1:2 Reject Indecision, Construct Your Own Good Fortune’, triple ply cardboard, 130gsm gloss paper, 2013 Jacqueline Holt & Hannah McBride, ‘Circumspect’, 2013
Platform Arts 1 Queen Street Belfast BT1 6EA United Kingdom platformbelfast@gmail.com www.platformartsbelfast.com
Belfast Platform for the Arts is a registered charity founded in 2009 to respond to a lack of studio spaces in Belfast. We support twelve affordable studios and a programme of exhibitions, events, and graduate residencies in two gallery spaces, promote local artists and bring international contemporary art to Belfast. Platform does not receive core funding and runs its programme through income generated by the studios’ rental. The galleries are programmed through an open call for exhibition proposals reviewed by the board of directors which is voluntary and comprised of artists, curators, and other arts professionals. Platform strives to keep supporting its members and developing its scope via exchanges with other spaces, participation in professional development, and open studio events.
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Galeria Raczej Poznan, Poland
Dominik Złotkowski, ‘Betty Fat Girl’, performance, 2010, photo: Andrzej Majos Łukasz Trusewicz, performance, Performance Art Oslo Festival 2014, photo: Monika Sobczak Justyna Scheuring, ‘Victory over the Sun’, performance, 2015, photo: Tytus Szabelski Paweł Korbus, ‘Lublin’, video performance, 2014
Galeria Raczej ul.Głogowska 53 60-738 Poznań Poland galeria.raczej@gmail.com www.galeriaraczej.wordpress.com 42
Galeria Raczej is an independent space founded in 2011 and focused on the promotion of broadly defined performance art. For more than four years Galeria Raczej has presented about 80 artists from all over the world. Galeria Raczej also collaborates with other spaces by co-curating international events with the participation of Polish artists. Galeria Raczej funders are coordinators of socially engaged local initiatives which aim to create an art district. Since 2014 Galeria Raczej has had a second larger space and from 2016 is developing a residency program. The space is run by Łukasz Trusewicz and Agnieszka Szablikowska. At Supermarket Galeria Raczej shows a performative installation by Łukasz Trusewicz presenting activities of the space as well the live performances by invited artists Paweł Korbus, Justyna Scheuring and Dominik Złotkowski.
RAM GALLERI Oslo, Norway
Joakim Blattmann, ‘Treverk’ (Woodwork), wood, sound recording of trees, speakers, 2015 Lisa Stålspets, ‘Selfportrait’, plaster and ink 30x20x23 cm 2015, photo: Lisa Stålspets Marte Gunnufsen, ‘Ave Maria II’, video still, 2014 Lisa Stålspets, ‘An illusion of infinity’, ink on paper 100x70 cm, 2014, photo: Lisa Stålspets
RAM galleri Kongensgate 3 0153 Oslo Norway ram@ramgalleri.no www.ramgalleri.no
RAM galleri is an exhibition space for visual arts, crafts and textile art. It has the core funding from an annual award given by the Arts Council Norway. The gallery was founded in 1989 by the Society of Fine Art Photographers, Norwegian Textile Artists, and Norwegian Crafts. The latter two organisations, NTK and NK, are still represented on the gallery’s board of directors, but do not support its operation financially. Today RAM galleri presents an exhibition programme based on artistic expertise, social engagement and external collaboration partners. The gallery aims to reflect the visual arts diversity and complexity, as well as using the exhibition space for art projects of shorter duration, performance, sound art and concerts.
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Galleri Rostrum Malmö, Sweden
Behind the Scene #01, Rostrum Behind the Scene #02, QR, Rostrum
Galleri Rostrum Västergatan 21 211 21 Malmö Sweden info@rostrum.nu www.rostrum.nu 44
Behind the Scene #10 2016 Cecilia, Malin and Helga are in the exhibition space hanging images on the walls. They are chatting about doing a small photographic project and Robert wants to join, it might be projected on one of the walls. Emma is skyping images from the Arctic Circle. Jukka’s sculpture is on site, while he himself is in Malmö, where Bjørn also is, creating a machine in his studio. And in a couple of hours Helena and Lisbeth will do a performance. Meanwhile Pepe is on the train carrying everyone’s artwork. At the same time everything is streamed live from here and there and everywhere else. Rostrum is an artist-run non profit gallery situated in Malmö, Sweden and was founded 1985. Ewa Berg, Robert Ek, Gisela Eriksson, Roger Forslund, Lisbeth Grägg, Emma Gunnarsson, Patrik Gyllander, Barbro Hemer, Helena Jureén, Maria Lavman-Vetö, Christel Lundberg, Tuss Marie Lysén, Gertie Månsson, Malin E Nilsson, Gert Petersson, Cecilia Sering, Helga Steppan, Anders Stolt, Magdolna Szabó, Ulrika Thune, Pepe Viñoles, Jukka Värelä, Bjørn Wangen and Jon Åkerlind.
Salón/A 30, Madrid, Spain
Clara Sanchez Sala, ‘Grafolitos’, digital transfer on stone, 180 stones, 2014 Juan Diego Tobalina, ‘Mare Magnum’, installation, variable dimensions, 2013 Rubén M. Riera, ‘El fuego inextinguible’, spray and acrylic on aluminium, 80x60 cm, 2015 Maya Saravia, ‘Irak 2003’, acrylic on aluminium, 30x21 cm, 2016
Salón/Alimentación 30 C/ Guillermo Rolland, 3, 1º I 28013 Madrid Spain lacuadra78@hotmail.com www.saloncito.tumblr.com
Tegmark Gathering Salón + Alimentación 30 Tegmark Gathering is a show of two parallel universes that belong to the city of Madrid: Salón and Alimentación 30, converging into a single space-time: the art fair Supermarket. It is this singularity where diverse physical appearances belonging to different artistic latitudes get together. A gathering of four artists as the four levels of Tegmark: Rubén M. Riera (Spain, 1983), Clara Sanchez Sala (Spain, 1987), Maya Saravia (Guatemala, 1984) and Juan Diego Tobalina (Peru, 1982) fluctuate between showing and hiding the intermittent reality through site-specific interventions. Tegmark Gathering is a curatorial project by Bernardo Sopelana.
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Scotty Enterprises Berlin, Germany
Annette Sonnewend, ‘Thou shalt love’, video stills, 2016 Simone Häckel, ‘My Space’, video still, 2015 Juliane Zelwies, ‘The Art Web (simple version)’, 2016
Scotty Enterprises Oranienstrasse 46 Berlin 10969 Germany mail@scottyenterprises.de www.scottyenterprises.de 46
Flirting professionally. The art world lives on relationships. But how apparent are these relations, how reliable the connections? We know that those friendships are often the key to the system, however, those keys are seldom obvious. Social networks like Facebook and Instagram have certainly increased the use of the word ‘friend’ and ‘follower’ and put their former meanings in question. Three artists of the Berlin based project space Scotty Enterprises are going to invite three friends to explore these questions on the ground. Annette Sonnewend (Scotty) – Reka Goldt (invited friend) Simone Häckel (Scotty) – Matthias Einhoff (invited friend) Juliane Zelwies (Scotty) – Jacqueline Hoàng Nguyễn (invited friend)
Galleria Sculptor Helsinki, Finland
Emma Rönnholm, ‘Kämmenellinen’ (‘Handfull’), lace, gloves and pins, 2015 Aaron Heino, ‘A Natural Feature’, painted glass fibre, 20x50x40 cm, 2015, photo: Jussi Tiainen Tiina Laasonen, ‘Happy Days’ from the series ‘Cascading Goodness’, oak, 120x40x60 cm, 2015
Galleria Sculptor Eteläranta 12 Helsinki 130 Finland galleria.sculptor@sculptors.fi www.sculptors.fi
Gallery Sculptor, owned by The Association of Finnish Sculptors, is an artist-run art gallery in the centre of Helsinki. It focuses on contemporary Finnish sculpting but also hosts exhibitions from other fields of art. Exhibitions at Gallery Sculptor are often innovative, surprising and challenge the viewer to see differently. At Supermarket, Gallery Sculptor presents works from Finnish artists Aaron Heino, Tiina Laasonen and Emma Rönnholm. Heino’s sculptures are made of stainless steel and fibreglass. They are abstract and seductively beautiful. Laasonen works with wood and creates soft and playful forms. Rönnholm combines diverse articles and materials, such as pins, needles and buttons. The works differ greatly from each other and generate a buzzing dialogue between them and the viewers.
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Galleri Se Konst (GSK) Falun, Sweden
Glädjemännen (Joymen), ‘Gingerbread Gallery’, Rauma Art Museum, 2001
Galleri Se Konst (GSK) Slaggatan 20 791 70 Falun Sweden gallerisekonst@gmail.com www.gallerise.se 48
Galleri Se Konst is an artist-run contemporary art gallery in Falun, mid Sweden. Galleri Se Konst is featuring Glädjemännen (Joymen), a 15 year old artist-group with the aim of producing joy – for themselves, for others in the group and for everyone. This common hunting for joy has appeared in different exhibitions, performances, meetings and projects. Their activity has been focusing on new ways to discover joy, sincerity, friendship, openness, humanity and interactivity in the fields of arts. And at the same time avoids the worst occupational diseases such as cynicism, sarcasm, envy, bitterness, bad-mouthing etc... Joymen are: Jukka Vikberg, Petri Hytönen, Aarne Jämsä, Antti Arkoma, Niels Haukeland, Paavo Paunu, Henry Wuorila-Stenberg, Mikko Paakkola, Petteri Cederberg, Henry Susiluoto, Kim Somervuori, Teemu Mäenpää
Small Projects Tromsø, Norway
Bugge Wesseltoft and Per Martinsen, ‘Just Press Play .02’, performance, 2015 Como Clube, ‘Fervo’, performance, 2014 Linda Blomqvist, ‘Circle Lux 9’, performance, 2014 Rory Middleton, ‘Inverted Space’, installation, 2012
Small Projects Grønnegata 23, 9008 Tromsø Norway thesmallprojects@gmail.com www.smallprojects.no
Small Projects began as a nomadic artists’ initiative in Manila in 2001 involving a small multicultural community of visual artists, political activists, poets, writers, musicians, filmmakers and performance artists, mostly connected to the University of the Philippines. It has manifested in many different forms, always making itself relevant to the community surrounding it. Activities range from art exhibitions, concerts, and performance art to community work such as workshops with street children and fundraising for communities in need of assistance. Now based in Tromsø, Norway, Small Projects organises exhibitions, workshops and events that deal with relevant issues such as the environment, the food crisis, gender issues and the rights of indigenous cultures.
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Spanien19C Aarhus, Denmark
Kim T. Grønborg: 1. ‘Detached Apparatae’, mixed media, 5x2.5x4 m, 2013, photo: J P Engedal 2. ‘The rest, and what is left of it’, mixed media, 7x7x3.5 m, photo: J P Engedal 3. ‘kakophonia’, mixed media, 30x10x3.5 m, photo: KTGworks 4. ‘Panorama 6990’, mixed media, 12x3x1 m, 2012, photo: KTGworks
Udstillingsstedet Spanien19C Kalkværksvej 5A Aarhus C DK 8000 Denmark spanien19c@gmail.com www.spanien19c.dk 50
The Exhibition Space Spanien19C is a non-profit artist administrated space in Aarhus. Established 1998 it holds between six and eight shows a year presenting both Danish and international artists. Due to its location and interior, Spanien19C gives an atmosphere which calls for experimental productions as well as being a catalyst for investigative and site specific art, performance, sound art and music. It is important for Spanien19C to work as an intermediary for experimental, site specific art, which cannot necessarily be reproduced, and to give this form of art a place to unfold itself. It is our goal to give artists possibilities to meet, discuss, and exchange thoughts and ideas across the borders of one’s particular profession or position and thereby contribute to a vivid and committed art milieu.
Studio 44 Stockholm, Sweden
Ylva Landoff Lindberg, ‘En Sjöglimt’, paper collage, 72x72 cm, 2014 Emma-Lina Ericson, ‘FLOCK’, plexiglass and sound installation, 2016 Studio 44, ‘Sense of Loss – en bråddjup utställning om sorg’ group exhibition, 2014
Studio 44 Tjärhovsgatan 44 B 116 28 Stockholm Sweden styrelse@studio44.se www.studio44.se
Founded in 2003, Studio 44 is an artist-run exhibition space in Stockholm with a beautiful gallery, located in the Kapsylen culture center, on Södermalm. The 22 artists and members of Studio 44 are all active in creating events, exhibitions, collaborations and exchanges. The many members bring together a diverse variety of artistic expressions and a wide spread network as a result. Studio 44 is always curious about new collaborations and independent artists seeking membership. At this year’s Supermarket, Emma-Lina Ericson and Ylva Landoff Lindberg are representing the gallery. They have chosen to exhibit artwork from other members as well as their own to give the visitors a sample of Studio 44’s extent.
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TEGEN2 Stockholm, Sweden
Natali Cohen Vaxberg, ‘When Little Red Riding Hood Met the Wall’, video still series, 2015
TEGEN2 Bjurholmsgatan 9B 116 38 Stockholm Sweden info@tegen2.se www.tegen2.se 52
TEGEN2 – a space for art and activism, reflection and confrontation – since 2006. Abrupt shifts in the political arena are shaking the compass for many and polarisation is growing – how is it affecting the arts in Sweden? Signs of growing anxiety and even censorship can be detected. And if we go to a place where polarisation is even more obvious then what can we expect? Those are some of the questions TEGEN2 addresses: Who is Israel’s counterpart to Anna Odell? What does a blasphemic cake look like in the Holy Land? Where taboos, sacred as religion, must not be touched. Is this art that will never ever be shown in any museum in the world? Art that refrains from ‘institutional whitewashing’, abstaining from the widespread rhetoric of postmodern ideas and theories. Art that is stark naked!
tm•galleria Helsinki, Finland
Lotta Ingman, ‘PR67’, gouache on paper, 70x50 cm, 2016, photo: Arvid Hedin Jenni Yppärilä, ‘Grill Kiosk (Tampere)’, 3D painting, 45x34x20 cm, 2015 Kirsti Tuokko, ‘Winter evening 3’, oil on plexi-glass, 100x100 cm, 2015 Petri Makkonen, ‘Exact infinity, from the series Collecting impressions’, mixed media on canvas, 122x152 cm, 2016
tm•galleria Erottajankatu 9 B 00130 Helsinki Finland tmgalleria@painters.fi www.painters.fi/tmgalleria
tm•gallery is managed by Finnish Painters’ Union, which is a nationwide artists’ association and as such the biggest artists’ association in Finland with about 1,300 members. The association organises exhibitions and workshops in collaboration with art museums and other institutions. It also sells artist materials. tm•gallery, located in the centre of Helsinki, has a versatile profile focusing on new Finnish painting. Besides paintings, video works and installations are also shown. In addition the gallery serves as a venue for seminars and different types of art presentations. At Supermarket tm•gallery exhibits four contemporary painters representing a wide range of ages and techniques.
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top palais Berlin, Germany
‘Kitchen as laboratory’, project, photo: M Rolux de Roth ‘Kitchen as laboratory’, project, photo: Penka Mincheva
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top palais is run by > top e.V. Association for the Promotion of Cultural Practice which has been operating in Berlin since June 2002. Our members are artists, researchers and activists, whose activities range from individual research to curating project space and international collaboration. Our infrastructure supports projects that pursue an interdisciplinary approach, support international exchange, or deal with non-commercial attitudes. This includes but is not limited to real space, webspace, channels of distribution and networking. We develop ideas that are current and urgent, often merging politics, economics and technologies. Beside other contexts we work in post-digital domains – art forms that address the humanisation of digital technologies through interplay between the digital, biological and cultural. We support collaborative projects that seek for a dialog and diversity in artistic forms and attitudes. In such a way we contribute to our society. Since October 2015 we have run top palais in cooperation with Schillerpalais.
Tupajumi foundation Rotterdam, Netherlands
Presentation of finalists TFHMF award at Platform Art Athina, Athens, Greece, 2015 FITAX at Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem, Netherlands, 2012
Tupajumi foundation Nieuwenhoornstraat 143B 3082 VG Rotterdam Netherlands
The Tupajumi foundation promotes contemporary art and contemporary artists by organising art related events and group exhibitions in innovative and resourceful ways. The foundation offers artists new opportunities, resources and markets in order to expand their network. With the growing support of artists and friends Tupajumi operates internationally at key locations within local art scenes.
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Verkstad Konsthall Norrköping, Sweden
Lena Bergendahl, ‘Displacement of the Visible’, mixed material, 2015, photo: Lena Bergendahl
Verkstad konsthall Kungsgatan 55 602 32 Norrköping Sweden verkstadkonst@gmail.com www.verkstadkonst.se 56
Displacements of the Visible Lena Bergendahl (1982, Sweden) investigates visual meetings between space and moving image. She has searched for the story of the Italian nature and optics researcher Giambattista Della Porta (1535–1615) in Naples and other places to collect video material, which relates to his theories and depicts places where he worked. The city has been altered, rebuilt and displays layers of both past and present. Today optics and image reproduction are means to experiment with the concept of time, fantasise about the past, and preserve the present. While Della Porta’s experiments offered reproduction in real time for example with camera obscura, Bergendahl’s art brings together multiple time dimensions, both literally and figuratively, and combines early optical elements with new digital techniques.
VSVSVS Toronto, Canada
1, 2. ‘Not Together, But Alongside’, installation views, dimensions variable, 2015, photo: Toni Hafkenscheid 3. ‘VSVSVS’, 2013, photo: Markian Lozowchuk
VSVSVS 25 Polson Street, Unit 1 Toronto M5A 1A4 Ontario Canada everyone@vsvsvs.org www.vsvsvs.org
We are VSVSVS, a seven-person collective and artist-run center based in a warehouse in Toronto, Canada. Formed in 2010, our activities encompass collective art making, a residency program, an exhibition space, individual studio practices and collective, collaborative production. For Supermarket 2016 we will be here to help. We know what it’s like out there under the bright lights, shoes pattering against the carpeted floor, people everywhere. We are acutely aware of the imperfection of being alive. Although many pains, ailments and discomforts are sadly impossible to remedy, VSVSVS would like to make what we can better. Let us try to help. There will be a sign up sheet but drop-ins are always welcome.
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Ytan Västerås, Sweden
Image from the Ytan exhibition space opening, 2015, photo: Max Green Ekelin Sisse Mark and Siska Katrine Jørgensen curated by Henrik Haukeland, ‘Epifyter och Blomkålsfraktaler’, Ytan International, 2015, photo: Dan Wid Marcus Ivarsson, ‘Plansche’, collage on wooden board, 120x125 cm, 2015 Ulrika Segerberg, ‘Remove the space with water’, performance, Ytan International, 2015
Ytan Ideell förening c/o Culturen, Sintervägen 6 724 67 Västerås Sweden
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Ytan is a non-profit artist-run association founded in 2014. Since 2015, Ytan has run an exhibition space and project room located in the centre Västerås. Ytan organises exhibitions, panel discussions, lectures, workshops, meetings, screenings and performances and strives to be an open and inclusive platform for artistic exchange. Ytan’s goal is to strenghten the local art scene by collaborating with art institutions, associations and individuals in developing new opportunities and networks in Sweden and internationally. Currently the association runs Ytan International, a project that invites artists and curators from Finland, Sweden, Denmark/Norway and Germany to Västerås, to interact with the local art scene.
Presentation stands
Konstnärscentrum Öst Frodegatan 5E, 753 25 Uppsala, Sweden styrelsen@kcost.se www.kcost.se
Konstpool Ranhammarsv 20 M, 168 67 Bromma, Sweden info@konstpool.se www.konstpool.se
KRO/KIF/Tidningen Konstnären Hornsgatan 103, 117 28 Stockholm, Sweden kro@kro.se, kif@kif.se, red@tidningenkonstnaren.se www.kro.se
Kulturtidskriften Cora Bengt Ekehjelmsgatan 2 B, 118 54 Stockholm, Sweden info@cora.se www.cora.se
Reflektor M - Zeitgenössische Kunst in München Hans-Preißinger-Str. 8, Halle A – c/o Form & Code GmbH, 81379 Munich, Germany kontakt@reflektor-m.de www.reflektor-m.de
Tidskriften Hjärnstorm Hjärnstorm, Box 4172, 102 64 Stockholm, Sweden hjarnstorm@gmail.com www.hjarnstorm.com
Yellowbox arts Sättra 20, 387 93 Borgholm, Sweden hellekvamme@gmail.com www.facebook.com/yellowboxyes
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Professional Networking Participants 2016
Meira Ahmemulic Wiczak Ahmemulic Konstepidemin, Gothenburg, Sweden www.konstepidemin.se/meira-ahmemulic www.konstepidemin.se meira.ahmemulic@gmail.com
Annie Lindgren Not Quite, Fengersfors, Sweden www.annielindgren.se www.notquite.se annielindgren@yahoo.se
Ivana Cekovic Musel Link, Luxembourg www.facebook.com/Musel-Link-1038463772899918 www.mimo.lu icekovic@pt.lu
Marie Loft Konstitutet, Malmö, Sweden www.konstitutet.se marie@konstitutet.se
Emer Ní Chíobháin Sample-Studios, Cork www.emernichiobhain.ie www.sample-studios.com info@sample-studios.com
Ulla Mogren Konstepidemin, Gothenburg, Sweden www.ullamogren.com www.konstepidemin.se galleri@konstepidemin.se
Timo Engström Konstitutet, Malmö, Sweden www.konstitutet.se timo@konstitutet.se
Malin Palm Not Quite, Fengersfors, Sweden www.malinpalm.com www.notquite.se palm@notquite.se
Isabel Eriksson Lidköpings konsthall, Sweden www.lidkoping.se isabel.eriksson@lidkoping.se
Emilia Persdotter Not Quite, Fengersfors, Sweden www.notquite.se emiliapersdotter@gmail.com
Pinar Derin Gencer Istanbul Performance Art, Turkey www.pinarderingencer.com www.facebook.com/istanbulperformanceart pinarderingencer@gmail.com
Aideen Quirke Sample-Studios, Cork www.sample-studios.com info@sample-studios.com
Niclas Hallberg Slöjd i Väst, Sweden www.niclashallberg.se/ www.slojdivast.se niclas.hallberg@vgregion.se Susanna Harjula Lidköpings konsthall, Sweden www.lidkoping.se susanna.harjula@lidkoping.se Snövit Hedstierna Pony Sugar, Montreal, Berlin and Stockholm www.snowwhite.se hello@snowwhite.se Agustín Ortiz Herrera Uppsala, Sweden www.ortizherrera.com agusgreen@hotmail.com Mervi Kekarainen Gocart Gallery, Visby, Sweden www.gocartgallery.se mervi_ke@yahoo.se
Tobias Sternberg HilbertRaum, Berlin, Germany www.tobiassternberg.com www.hilbert-raum.com tsternberg@gmail.com Salla Vartiainen Konstrundan Tyresö, Stockholm, Sweden www.konstrundantyreso.se salla@salla.se Lena Willhammar Konstitutet, Malmö, Sweden www.lenawillhammar.com www.konstitutet.se lena.willhammar@telia.com Peter Westman Daily Temporary, Ödsmål, Sweden www.peterwestman.com www.dailytemporary.net info@peterwestman.com
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Notes
................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... 427, Riga, Latvia .................................................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... Al-Mahatta Gallery, Ramallah, Palestine ...................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... AllArtNow, Damascus, Syria .................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... ALMA MARTHA, Cape Town, South Africa ..................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... Candyland, Stockholm, Sweden ................................................................................................................ ....................................................................................................................................................... Galleri CC, Malmö, Sweden ...................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... Detroit, Stockholm, Sweden ..................................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... Duplex100m2, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina ........................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... EULENGASSE, Frankfurt, Germany ............................................................................................................ ....................................................................................................................................................... Filmverkstaden, Vaasa, Finland ................................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... Fylkingen, Stockholm, Sweden ................................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... Grafik i Väst, Gothenburg, Sweden ............................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... Grafiska Sällskapet, Stockholm, Sweden ..................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... hinterland galerie, Vienna, Austria ............................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... ID:I galleri, Stockholm, Sweden ................................................................................................................ ....................................................................................................................................................... Intimnoe mesto, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation ........................................................................................ ....................................................................................................................................................... Konstnärshuset/SKF, Stockholm, Sweden .................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... Kunsthalle Graz, Graz, Austria .................................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... kunsthallekleinbasel, Basel, Switzerland ..................................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... Kunstplass [10], Oslo, Norway .................................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... Köttinspektionen, Uppsala, Sweden ............................................................................................................ ....................................................................................................................................................... Luda gallery, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation ........................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... The MART Gallery, Dublin, Ireland .............................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... MIZA, Tirana, Albania ............................................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... MoTA – Museum of Transitory Art, Ljubljana, Slovenia ...................................................................................... ....................................................................................................................................................... Mote 078 Gallery, Columbus, United States .................................................................................................. ....................................................................................................................................................... 3:e våningen/3rd floor, Gothenburg, Sweden
MUU galleria, Helsinki, Finland .................................................................................................................. ........................................................................................................................................................ Nationalgalleriet, Stockholm, Sweden .......................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ New Media Society, Tehran/Va Space, Isfahan, Iran .......................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Nieuwe Vide, Haarlem, Netherlands ............................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................ NKF – Nordic Art Association Finland ........................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Oksasenkatu 11, Helsinki, Finland ............................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Ormston House, Limerick, Ireland .............................................................................................................. ........................................................................................................................................................ Photographic Centre Peri, Turku, Finland ...................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Platform Arts, Belfast, United Kingdom ........................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................ Galeria Raczej, Poznan, Poland .................................................................................................................. ........................................................................................................................................................ RAM GALLERI, Oslo, Norway ..................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Galleri Rostrum, Malmö, Sweden ................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................ Salón/A 30, Madrid, Spain ........................................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................ Scotty Enterprises, Berlin, Germany ............................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................ Galleria Sculptor, Helsinki, Finland ............................................................................................................. ........................................................................................................................................................ Galleri Se Konst (GSK), Falun, Sweden ......................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Small Projects, Tromsø, Norway ................................................................................................................. ........................................................................................................................................................ Spanien19C, Aarhus, Denmark ................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Studio 44, Stockholm, Sweden ................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ TEGEN2, Stockholm, Sweden ..................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ tm•galleria, Helsinki, Finland .................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ top palais, Berlin, Germany ....................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Tupajumi foundation, Rotterdam, Netherlands ................................................................................................ ........................................................................................................................................................ Verkstad, Norrköping, Sweden ................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ VSVSVS, Toronto, Canada ......................................................................................................................... ........................................................................................................................................................ Ytan, Västerås, Sweden ......................................................................................................................... ......................................................................................................................................................
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