Exhibition news

It is a busy time right now and it is now possible to see my works four different locations 3 in Denmark and one in Germany

So if you are in Jutland Denmark pas by Hygum Museum of Art, Denmark as part of the exhibition ÅND (Spirit) Hygum Kunstmuseum. After that you could pass by the City of Vejle to see the international group exhibition at Vejle Kunsthal. And if in Copenhagen you should go and see my latest solo show at the Artist run exhibition space C4projects 

And if you are in Germany go By Herne ,and visit the Unlock Book fair. here im showing works as part of the BWNC group silk screen colaboration and as part of the exhibition at the unlock book fair that also display works following Artists:

ABCDEF (DE), Alex Fakso (IT), Aris (IT), BWNC ( Anders Reventlov, Aris, Jens Besser - EU ), Ben Rohansky (HU /BE), Epema (UA) , Emmett E. (DE), TOCKA (DE)

See the flyers and more info on all the exhibitions below: 

flyer from the group exhibition ÅND (spirit) At Hygum Art museum.

Flyer from the international group exhibition at Vejle Kunsthal. 

My solo exhibition: Stop: texting while walking 

Exhibition: 

8–30 September

Thursdays, fridays and saturdays 16–20h

Sundays 14–18h

 

Artists:

ABCDEF (DE), Alex Fakso (IT), Aris (IT), BWNC ( Anders Reventlov, Aris, Jens Besser - EU ), Ben Rohansky (HU /BE), Epema (UA) , Emmett E. (DE), TOCKA (DE)

Unlock: Visual Dissidence brings to Herne (Germany) a selection of publishers and artists whose work explores the creative area where graffiti, street art and contemporary art overlap.

The event starts with a two-day book fair featuring a selected line-up of independent European publishers working with progressive forms of uncommissioned public art.

Each exhibiting publisher invites one artist from their roster to take part in an exhibition that will remain on display for three weeks after the fair. The exhibition will explore artistic approaches that push the conventions of uncomissioned public art and take it into unusual territories.

In addition to the publishers’ stalls, the book fair weekend features book launches and a series of talks enquiring into issues crucial to the evolution of graffiti and street art. How should the exhibiting of street artworks be approached? In which directions can these practices be expected to evolve in the near future?

The fair, exhibition and accompanying events will take place at Alter Wartesaal – the former waiting room of Deutsche Bahn’s station in Herne.

Full info at unlockfair.com/visual-dissidence

Book fair: 

8 & 9 September

Saturday 8th, 11–19h

Sunday 9 th

Venue:

Alter Wartesaal im Bahnhof Herne

Deutsche Bahn station, Konrad-Adenauer-Platz 1

Herne, Germany

Free entrance

Unlock: Visual Dissidence is a collaboration between the Unlock Book Fair, an international event series directed by Spanish researcher Javier Abarca, and the Museum für Visuelle Dissidenz, a curatorial project directed by German author and curator Robert Kaltenhaüser (Rob Kal) in cooperation with Pottporus EV.

Image: Emmett E. “Sprühlinien” (2017).