Swedish Ecstasy
Group show at Bozar, Brussels
17 February - 21 May, 2023
BOZAR/Centre for Fine Arts
Animal Kingdom
Group show at Nordiska Akvarellmuseet, Skärhamn
7 March - 3 September, 2023
Nordiska Akvarellmuseet
Animal Kingdom, 2023
Nordiska Akvarellmuseet. Installation view
Nordiska Akvarellmuseet. Installation view
Jubileumsutställning
Group show at Galleri Arnstedt, Östra Karup
13 July - 30 August, 2023
Galleri Arnstedt
Galleri Arnstedt Jubileumsutställning, 2023
Installation view.
Installation view.
Experiments in Learning
The Tel Aviv Autonomous Art Biennial, Tel Aviv
31 February - 14 March, 2023
With support from IASPIS (The Swedish Arts Grants Committee)
Eucaryote Pavilion, 2023
Wooden beams, metal concrete and textile, 305 x 230 x 230 cm
Wooden beams, metal concrete and textile, 305 x 230 x 230 cm
Swedish Ecstasy
Group show at Bozar, Brussels, 2023
Group show at Bozar, Brussels, 2023
Swedish Ecstasy – Hilma af Klint, August Strindberg & Other Visionaries
Catalogue
Catalogue
Solo exhibition at Arnstedt, Östra Karup
6 - 28 August, 2022
Opening 6 August, 12:00-15:00
Arnstedt • Östra Karup
Growing the Third Ear Under the Great Astral Mother Tree
Christine Ödlund / Kerber Verlag, 2022
Monograph
Christine Ödlund / Kerber Verlag, 2022
Monograph
Growing the Third Ear Under the Great Astral Mother Tree
Christine Ödlund / Kerber Verlag, 2022
Monograph
Christine Ödlund / Kerber Verlag, 2022
Monograph
Book release
Growing the Third Ear Under the Great Astral Mother Tree
23 February 2022
CFHILL, Stockholm
A monograph at Kerber Verlag, with a preface by Louise Belfrage, and essays by Ulrika Pilo and Christopher Scheer.
Reddot Book Award 2022
CFHILL
Träsket / The Swamp, 2021 / Acrylics, plant pigments, oil and pen on canvas / 204 x 345 cm
Skogspromenad / Forest Walk
Group show at CFHILL, Stockholm
Opening 8 October, 2021
CFHILL
Growing the Third Ear
Solo exhibition at MLF | Marie-Laure Fleisch, Brussels
10 September - 16 October, 2021
MLF | Marie-Laure Fleisch
Particle, 2021 / Ink, watercolor, plant pigments, pen and silver foil on paper / 27.5 x 39.5 cm
Le Rond Universel
Group show at Örebro konsthall, Örebro
30 October, 2021 - 2 January, 2022
Örebro konsthall
In the Pupil of the Panther
Group show at Lunds konsthall, Lund
11 September 2021 - 23 January 2022
Lunds konsthall
Score for the Plant Drumming Butterflies (comma and yellow admiral drum patterns accompanied by the Sun), 2019 / Plant pigments, acrylics and pencil on canvas / 95 x 160 cm
Score for the Plant Drumming Butterfly (yellow admiral drum pattern), 2019 / Plant pigments, acrylic and pencil on canvas / 95 x 160 cm
The Plant Drummer's Pattern, 2021 / Plant pigments, acrylics and pencil on canvas / 195 x 250 cm
In the Pupil of the Panther
Group show at Lunds konsthall, Lund
11 September 2021 - 23 January 2022
Press text
Western thought has long claimed exceptional status for humankind. The term "animale rationale" goes back to Aristotle: an animal endowed with reasoning and abstract thinking, often considered key features of language. Today we know that non-human animals have their own languages, only different than ours.
‘In the Pupil of the Panther’ reflects on the relationship between humans and animals, departing from an enhanced consciousness of the acute stress that human lifestyles inflict on the habitats of all individuals. The exhibition contains work by seven artists who, like Rilke, portray animals as subjects with thoughts and feelings.
The exhibition may also be seen as a commentary on the era we have been living in since the onset of industrialism around the turn of the nineteenth century, often named ’Anthropocene’ after humankind itself and characterised by our collective impact on the Earth and the ecological, climatic and geological changes it has brought.
We need better knowledge about the living conditions of all beings, humans as well as non-human, and the insights we have already gathered have must be turned into action. In the catalogue essay, the exhibition’s curator Magnus af Petersens brings forward early observations on this topic from prominent writers such as Rilke, Jacob von Uexküll and Axel Munthe.
Score for the Plant Drumming Butterfly (yellow admiral drum pattern), 2019 / Plant pigments, acrylic and pencil on canvas / 95 x 160 cm
The Plant Drummer's Pattern, 2021 / Plant pigments, acrylics and pencil on canvas / 195 x 250 cm
In the Pupil of the Panther
Group show at Lunds konsthall, Lund
11 September 2021 - 23 January 2022
Press text
Western thought has long claimed exceptional status for humankind. The term "animale rationale" goes back to Aristotle: an animal endowed with reasoning and abstract thinking, often considered key features of language. Today we know that non-human animals have their own languages, only different than ours.
‘In the Pupil of the Panther’ reflects on the relationship between humans and animals, departing from an enhanced consciousness of the acute stress that human lifestyles inflict on the habitats of all individuals. The exhibition contains work by seven artists who, like Rilke, portray animals as subjects with thoughts and feelings.
The exhibition may also be seen as a commentary on the era we have been living in since the onset of industrialism around the turn of the nineteenth century, often named ’Anthropocene’ after humankind itself and characterised by our collective impact on the Earth and the ecological, climatic and geological changes it has brought.
We need better knowledge about the living conditions of all beings, humans as well as non-human, and the insights we have already gathered have must be turned into action. In the catalogue essay, the exhibition’s curator Magnus af Petersens brings forward early observations on this topic from prominent writers such as Rilke, Jacob von Uexküll and Axel Munthe.
UPCLOSE
Group show at CFHILL, Stockholm
3 September - 1 October, 2021
CFHILL
Bee hive, 2021
book end
Cast recycled aluminium / 17.7 x 12.2 x 10 cm
book end
Cast recycled aluminium / 17.7 x 12.2 x 10 cm
Borås Art Biennial
29 May 2021 - 26 September 2021
Borås Art Biennial
Repetitions
Group show at LOKO GALLERY, Daikanyama, Tokyo
18 December 2020 - 22 January 2021
LOKO GALLERY
Repetitions
Group show at LOKO GALLERY, Daikanyama, Tokyo
18 December 2020 - 22 January 2021
Group show at LOKO GALLERY, Daikanyama, Tokyo
18 December 2020 - 22 January 2021
freq_wave: seven seas
Mixer #4: The Mid-Atlantic
June 27, 2020
A freq_wave is a rogue wave: unpredictable, sudden, and can impact with tremendous force.
"freq_wave: seven seas" is a collaborative web-based sound project unleashing 84 rouge sound artists for the Ocean. This monster wave curated by Carl Michael von Hausswolff @cmvonhausswolff, co-curated by Alonso Vazquez @oceanicsoundart and commissioned by @tba21academy will be launched on May 23rd on the online platform Ocean-Archive.org to bring attention to the threatened soundscapes of the sea. Unleash the freq for a living Ocean!
Mixer #4: The Mid-Atlantic
freq_wave: 7 seas
Sarah Blair, Pursuing the Prepositions of Drawing
Drawing (Journal): Research, Theory, Practice, Volume 5, Number 1
April 1, 2020
Drawing (Journal): Research, Theory, Practice
Signature Women – 100 Years on the Swedish Art Scene
Group show at Artipelag
8 March - 27 September, 2020
Artipelag
Space and Thyme, 2020 / Plant pigments (thyme, indigo) acrylic medium and pen on paper / 152.5 x 93.5
Bark, Marrow and Electricity, 2020 / Plant pigments, acrylic binder, acrylics, ink and pen on paper / 73.5 x 109
Systema Naturae
Solo exhibition at CFHILL
12 February - 28 March, 2020
CFHILL
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