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Exhibition by Astrid Kajsa Nylander featuring contemporary art exploring visual and material themes.
Exhibition by Astrid Kajsa Nylander featuring contemporary art exploring visual and material themes.
Solo exhibition by Rafał Zajko exploring boundaries between body, architecture and technology. Features ceramics, sculpture, installation and performance examining how structures shape perception and identity. Includes performance piece Amber Chamberette and ceramic reliefs depicting historical and
Solo exhibition by Rafał Zajko exploring boundaries between body, architecture and technology. Features ceramics, sculpture, installation and performance examining how structures shape perception and identity. Includes performance piece Amber Chamberette and ceramic reliefs depicting historical and
A full-scale reconstruction of the Boplats 80 installation, created in 1980 by The Women's Building Forum. Step into a pastel-coloured story of resistance, community, and the power to change.
A full-scale reconstruction of the Boplats 80 installation, created in 1980 by The Women's Building Forum. Step into a pastel-coloured story of resistance, community, and the power to change.
Klara Kristalova's participation in the Nordic Countries Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale in Italy, featuring the installation Lust for Life.
Klara Kristalova's participation in the Nordic Countries Pavilion at the 61st Venice Biennale in Italy, featuring the installation Lust for Life.
Collaborative exhibition at the Nordic Countries Pavilion featuring Klara Kristalova's installation 'Lust for Life' alongside works by Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into a sculptural, mythical landscape inspired by Nordic folklore and the Kalevala, exploring
Collaborative exhibition at the Nordic Countries Pavilion featuring Klara Kristalova's installation 'Lust for Life' alongside works by Benjamin Orlow and Tori Wrånes. The exhibition transforms the pavilion into a sculptural, mythical landscape inspired by Nordic folklore and the Kalevala, exploring