This autumn’s exhibition at Malmö Konsthall is devoted to the multidisciplinary practice of Otobong Nkanga. Conceived in close collaboration with the artist, “I dreamt of you in colours” is the first large-scale presentation of her work in Sweden. It opens on Friday 9 October at 7 p.m, with a press preview on Thursday 8 October at 10 a.m.
Fall 2023 Malmö Konsthall shows Frutti di Mare, a comprehensive presentation of the internationally recognized Swedish artist Ingela Ihrman. She has participated in the Venice Biennale and was recently seen in an extensive exhibition at Gasworks in London. We will encounter a differently designed exhibition with film and performances: a giant otter giving birth, a blooming water lily, and a fig.
Fall 2023, Malmö Konsthall presents the largest exhibition of the internationally recognized Swedish artist Ingela Ihrman to date. With disarming humor and playfulness, Ingela Ihrman's work tackles questions concerning the conditions of one's own existence. By donning sculptural costumes, the artist pretends to be other living beings. Sep 30, 2023 - Jan 14, 2024.
This fall, Malmö Konsthall opens one of its largest group exhibitions in later years, featuring Malmö-based artists and the city's dynamic art scene. The exhibition In the City Grows a Field contains works by 50 artists from different generations and highlights the tenacity and integrity of art, and the network of alternative and artist-run exhibition spaces. October 1, 2022 - January 15, 2023.
Sommarens utställningar på Malmö Konsthall med William Scott och Sandra Mujinga utforskar i sina respektive konstnärskap alternativa världar, Scott genom sitt detaljrika måleriska arbete och Mujinga i sina digitala processer som ingår i ett mångfacetterat arbete med skulptur, installation, performance och elektronisk musik – ofta sammanfattat i ett enda verk.
Imagine a beach – you within it, or better: watching from above – the burning sun, sunscreen, bright bathing suits, sweaty palms and legs. Tired limbs sprawled lazily across a mosaic of towels. Under an artificial sun, the performance Sun & Sea lightly addresses urgent issues of sustainability and ecology, of tired bodies and a tired planet.
