MALM1: Contemporary Art from the Oresund Region
11 September – 7 November 2004
Malmo Konsthall
S:t Johannesgatan 7,
Box 17 127, SE-200 10 Malmo
Tels: 040-34 12 93 / 040-34 12 86
Fax: 040-30 15 07
info.konsthall [at] malmo.se
Tova Mozard, Leona Babette, 2003.
MALM1 is a presentation of contemporary art from our own part of the world.
Every other year Malmo Konsthall will present an exhibition with art from both sides of the Oresund strait. The exhibition series functions like a relay race in which artists from the most recent exhibition each select a participant for the next one.
To start off the relay, we have had the assistance of six artists who have had exhibitions at Malmo Konsthall in recent years: Magnus Wallin, Lena Mattsson, Axel Lieber, Mads Gamdrup, Georg Oddner and Kirsten Ortwed. These six artists have agreed to choose two artists each for the exhibition.
Below are presented the 12 artists for the first exhibition, which has been entitled MALM1 (Malm is the Swedish word for ore, a source of valuable elements or minerals). The exhibition will recur every other year, and the first instalment is at the same time a way to celebrate the centenary of Skanes Konstforening.
ERIC ANDERSEN Born in Denmark 1943. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
MARTIN ERIK ANDERSEN Born in Denmark 1964. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
NATHALIE DJURBERG Born in Sweden 1978. Lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
KELD HELMER-PETERSEN Born in Denmark 1920. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
LISA JEANNIN Born in Sweden 1972. Lives and works in Antwerp, Belgium.
JESPER JUST Born in Denmark 1974. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
PETER LAND Born in Denmark 1966. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
TOVA MOZARD Born in Sweden 1978. Lives and works in Malmo, Sweden.
JOHAN ROING Born in Sweden 1958. Lives and works in Fuglie, Sweden.
JOHN SKOOG Born in Sweden 1985. Lives and works in Kvidinge, Sweden.
ASTRID SVANGREN Born in Sweden 1972. Lives and works in Berlin, Germany.
KIRSTINE VAABEN Born in Denmark 1963. Lives and works in Copenhagen, Denmark.
For further information about the exhibition and artists, go to www.konsthall.malmo.se
The opening is on Friday, 10 September from 7-9 pm.
