Vernissage 29/9 17.00 - 20.00

Private View 24th of June 18.00 - 21.00

Open to public 25th - 30th of June (closed on the 27th) 12.00 - 17.00

Welcome!
The doors are open again at our gallery in Kettinge and on June 11th from 14.00 -16.00 we open our summer exhibition every Sunday from 11.00 – 16.00 or daily by appointment. Stop by and see our many exciting works.

From 9 July-14 August the gallery is open Wednesday-Sunday from 11-16.

The exhibition will continuously change over the upcoming months. You will find the new artists presented here . The first hanging takes place from the 11th of June. We expect a monthly change until the end of September.
You are kindly invited!

Private view: Wednesday 21st of July

Exhbition: Thursday 22nd - Sunday 25th, July

Art Hub Studios, 5-9 Creekside, Deptfort, SE8, LONDON

Curated by Mala Yamay

Supported by Arts Council England.

To access go to link -> http://wip.rca.ac.uk/

Royal College of Art
Work in Progress 2021
School of Arts and
Humanities Events
27 January - 5 February

Join RCA students, staff and guests at several upcoming webinars as part of the online WiP2021 Exhibition and view the show from 27 January 2021.

You are invited to upcoming School of Arts and Humanities events as part of Work in Progress 2021. The online exhibition will be open to the public from 28 January 2021. 

Like artists, creators, designers and curators all around the world this year, our students have adapted, innovated and reimagined in recent months. An RCA degree questions established narratives – this has never been more relevant, and has been a prominent feature of our studio (whether at-home or on-campus) and online delivery over the last few months.

For the first time, the Royal College of Art's annual presentation of Work in Progress will this year take place online as a digital platform, accompanied by a programme of digital events.

Wherever you are in the world, join us online to explore and immerse yourself in the thinking and work in progress of the world's most talented emerging artists and designers. 

Artist, Cecilia Ulfsdotter Klementsson
Curator, Jan Watteus
Place, Gallery Frihamnstorget

Facebook event link

Welcome to the very first exhibition of Gallery Frihamnstorget, it’s a gallery in a container at a square made out of containers, Frihamnstorget, in the old harbour of Stockholm, Frihamnen.

Vernissage 18.00 - 22.00, Friday 28th of August.

Show goes on for a week, till 4th of September.

This is a corona accommodated event, meaning maximum 4 people are allowed in the container at once, while the rest of the socialising occurs outside at #frihamnstorget.

Expect magical choirs for the night of the vernissage.

Expect an exciting program for the rest of the year at Gallery Frihamnstorget.

Jan Watteus Is an art curator and collector in Stockholm, and founder of Kummelholmen. Jan Watteus has worked with world famous artists such as William Kentrigde.

Fresh Legs exhibition openings:

Date 24th June, 2020 at 7 p.m. at Galleri Heike Arndt Berlin

Date 25th June, 2020 at 7 p.m. at Inselgalerie

Exhibition last July till September.

“Fresh Legs” is our most recent exhibition initiative, with which we would like to present art forms such as painting,sculpture, illustration, drawing, street art, photography, short film, animation and related media. Together with our new cooperation partner, the Inselgalerie Berlin, we create this year a platform for the public to meet each other and to discuss the art of these fields together. Thus, we offer a place to exhibit and inspire the artists who are still unknown and the already established ones.

I am excited to be one of 12 selected artists from around the world to participate in the Pilotenkueche International Residency Program in Leipzig, Germany, and work in the 465m2 communally used space for an period of three months, with 24 hour studio access. Each artist is given a studio of 36m2 of their own and is offered a partial stipend. It is an independent project organised by artists for artists. During the programmed events the studio becomes the exhibition space. The goal is to provide artists with a base to work from, and acts as a conduit to the local art scene. The concept strives to create a communal space for experimental collaboration and discourse between participants, as well as with the greater Leipzig Community.

They focus on an exchange through group dynamics, experimental strategies and trans-disciplinary ethos. The kinetic dialogue in a group of artists influences each to experiment in their art, ideas, approaches and methods. Pilotenkueche wishes to provide participants with the experience of accomplishing something as a group, and moreover, in experimenting with new forms of cooperation which are vital in fostering an independent position in one's work. This leads to an intensive dialogue about individual ideas and working practices, binding the artists temporarily within the group, which leads to a long-term network that exists even after the residency is over. During each round of the residency, the group of artists can realize and show their projects during our program events.

As part of the residency, each artist participates in external studio visits and gallery tours, connecting the artists to the local art scene. The artist also has the chance to take part in an artist talk, which further clarifies their position, open studio events, as well as scheduled consultations and critiques, culminating in a final group exhibition.

Excited to be part of the upcoming Music & Arts event ‘Grisfesten’ (Pig’s party) on the grounds of the mythical ’Dragon Gate’ April 30th.

Dragon Gate was initially built by the Chinese billionaire ‘Mr. Li’ who wanted to build something great to honor Chinese culture and establish his legacy in his newfound country of Sweden.
But due to a series of controversies and difficulties with the Swedish bureaucracy the Dragon Gate was closed and left to decay until recently when Dragon Grate reopened for business.

The organizers of the Stockholm-based ‘Technobastun’ will now host a unique event with an amazing line up of Swedish and international DJ’s like Kornel Kovacs, Turtle Bugg, Art Alfie and Fabio Scali, and a group show with artists including Militza Monteverde, Tomas Sjögren, Hilde Retzlaff, Duda Bebek, Alexandra Karpilovski and many more Music and Arts acts.

Arkivet för temporär konst är ett galleri i Satans demokratis gamla lokaler där det under November kommer ställas ut omkring 30 konstnärer under 5 olika helger.

Med ett vernissage den 1:a november startar vi den första utställningshelgen med 7 konstnärer:

CECILIA KLEMENTSSON
CHARLOTTA LINDVALL
ERIK THÖRNQVIST
FLORENCE WILD
LINDA OTTOSSON
WERONIKA BELA & IVAR HAGREN

Utställningen kommer ske i samband med ett event där 59 konstnärer från konstföreningen Level 4 ställer ut i omkring 3500 kvm.
https://www.facebook.com/events/439429999925407/

Arkivets reception finner ni på plan 2 och därefter slussar vi er vidare till arkivets utställning som är fördelad på 3 olika plan.
Gratis inträde!

Öppettider:
1:a Nov 17-20 VERNISSAGE
2:a Nov 17-21
3:e Nov 14-20
4:e Nov 12-17

Välkomna!

Namnet Arkivet för temporär konst syftar på att ifrågasätta institutioner och är ett temporärt galleri som ej är platsspecifikt eller styrs av tradition, makt och politik. Kontexten för vad konst är och hur den upplevs förändras beroende på tid och rum och på så sätt kan den få ny förståelse och mening. Galleriet exponerar samtidskonst och är en föränderlig utställning som byts ut med jämna mellanrum. Arkivet utgörs av de konstnärer som deltar och kommer med tiden att utvidgas. Det kommer finnas bevarat på world wide web. Arkivet för temporär konst är ett icke vinstdrivande galleri och har inget kulturellt stöd från externa parter. Arkivet utlyste ett open call där det kom in omkring 73 ansökningar. Av dessa valdes omkring 31 konstnärer av en jury.

Arkivets grundare: Lisa Fält, Carolina Alvear Bello och Klara Nordqvist.

Jury: Wictor Gussing Chihuailaf, Matilda Frid, Lisa Fält och Carolina Alvear Bello

Curators: Carolina Alvear Bello och Lisa Fält

Ljusdesign: Wictor Gussing Chihuailaf

This is a show set in my apartment - as I will be leaving Australia to move to Sweden soon and just before I leave my apartment will be empty.

This is my way of saying thank you to the Perth art community and all the people in it that has shaped my experince in Perth to something incredible. We are all part of a movement to create something better and it's been great to be a part of that. We are all on the verge of creating greatness.

The show also reflects the lack of places to exhibit art in the world - and how we can create those opportunities together. Art exist to make people think - lets create a movement that opens opportunities for artists to ignite thoughts in Perth.