Since the first triennial opened in Nationalmuseum in 1965, the exhibitions have been important manifestations that trace current trends in production and presentation in the art of printmaking. They have visualized a synopsis of the innovation and tradition that at each epoch define modern Swedish printmaking. The main organizer of all the triennials has been Grafiska Sällskapet.
Grafiktriennal XVI opens up for participation from all the Nordic countries; Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland and the autonomous territories of the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland and welcome all printing techniques provided that the working process of printmaking is essential and clearly evident in the art works. Grafiktriennal XVI strives to explore and present a vital section of contemporary Nordic printmaking. It wants to reflect upon the most profound movements in the image selection and point to the fact that contemporary printmaking as an art form is ongoing and pre-eminently vibrant. The exhibition goes on a nationwide tour in Sweden during 2020. From the opening at Galleri Sander in Norrköping, it makes its way to Trelleborgs Museum in the south and further up to Luleå and Kulturens Hus in the north. Preparations are currently under process for the exhibition to be displayed in other Nordic countries after 2020.
The exhibitions are as follows:
Galleri Sander, Norrköping 25 January – 14 March 2020
Trelleborgs Museum 4 April – 23 May 2020
Luleå Art Gallery 29 August – 1 November 2020.
Eva Spikbacka- Exhibition curator
Artist:
Modhir Ahmed, Tanja Ahola Rothmaier, Maija Albrecht, Åse Anda, Birgitta Andersson, Lotta Andersson, Kristina Anshelm, Guðmundur Ármann Sigurjónss, Lars Arvidsson, Mari Aspola, Elisabeth Athle, Magdalena Bak, Hjördis Becker, Eva Beierheimer, Ewa Berg, Håkan Berg, Helena Bergenrud, Jim Berggren, Desiree Bergström, Nina Björkendal, Agneta Björklund, Ståle Blæsterdalen, Nina Bondeson, Hedi Borg, Mette Borup Kristensen, Sari Bremer, Björn Brusewitz, Lisa W Carlson, Ewa Carlsson, Daniel Cocca, Tomas Colbengtson, Torbjörn Damm, Galina Davydtchenko, Anne De Geer, Mats de Vahl, Paola Didong, Ulf Eklund, Helena Elfgren, Cecilia Enberg, Maria Erikson, Peter Ern, Mattias Fagerholm, Bengt Göran Flood, Eva Forsberg Sjögren, Tania Fred, Stig Fröberg, Caroline Färnström, Susan Gillhög, John Graham, Anne Grarup, Camilla Gunnar, Susanna Gunnarsson, Sofi Hagman, Arnold Hagström, Olle Halvars, Annette Hammarén, Christel Hansson, Alexandra Hedberg, Maria Heed, Britt Hillbom, Lena Hjelm, Eeva Huotari, Ingegerd, Hyltén- Cavallius, Linus Höj Krantz, Sauli Iso - Lähteenmäki, Eeva- Liisa Isomaa, Eliisa Isoniemi, Svenerik Jakobsson, Lubos Janota, Cathrine Johansson, Vappu Johansson, Margareta Jonnerby, Chennet Juhlin, Lina – Ottilia Karlsson, Jannis Karydakis, Søren Kastalje, Nina Kerola, Sameera Khan, Annette Kierulf, Mikael Kihlman, Tiina Kivinen, Magdalena M Kjartansdóttir, Elin Kjøsnes, Taina Kokkonen, Andreas Korsár, Heli Kurunsaari, Maria Lagerborg, Janne Laine, Miina Maria Laine, Nic Langendoen, Sebastian Larsmo, Per Olof Larsson, Anne – Lie Larsson Ljung, Teija Anneli Lehto, Jakob Leijohielm, Virve Lilja, Ingrid Lilja Arntzen, Rolf Lindegren, Fredrik Lindqvist, Siw Lurås, Vibeke Luther O' Rourke, Ellen karin Mæhlum, Yasmina Karli Malmsten, Mariana Manner, Katariina Mannio, Nils Erik Mattson, Helena Mellin, Ronald Miller, Lena Möller, Hillevi Nagel, Agneta Nilsson, Isabelle Nilsson, KG Nilsson, Lina Nordenström, Visa Norros, Vera Ohlsson, Aino- Kaarina Pajari, Lars Palm, Jennifer Palmer, Marie Palmgren, Carola Persson, Göran Persson, Jan Pettersson, Karl Pettersson, Laura Pohjonen, Elin D. Rafnsdóttir, Ragnhildur Ragnarsdóttir, Leif Robertsson, Christina Ruthger, Kersti Rågfelt Strandberg, Birgitta Samuelsson, Staffan Schönberg, Giske Sigmundstad, Alexandra Skarp, Pia Skogberg, Denis Steen, Randi Strand, Leif Strengell, Debora Svensson, Ingela Svensson, Mats Svensson, Katja Syrjä, Hussein Tai, Juha Tammenpää, Christer Themptander, Ulrika Thorén, Kristina Thun, Erja Tienvieri, Irma Tonteri, Laura Vainikka, Anniina Vainionpää, Sigrid Wallskog, Hilde van Amelsvoort, Annika van Belkom, Catharina Warme Hellström, Brita Weglin, Annu Vertanen, Kalle Wetterström, Maria Viirros, Jukka Vikberg, Maria Winbjörk, Dominik Wlodarek, Jukka Vänttinen, Christina Västerbo, Amalia Årfelt, Elisabeth Ödmann, Maya Eizin Öijer, Jöran Österman.
The 4th New york International Miniature Print
Exhibition
2019
November 1 – 30 2019
Opening reception November 2, 6:30 –9:00 pm.
Juried by Sarah Kirk Hanley
MANHATTAN GRAPHICS CENTER 250 WEST 40 STREET NEW YORK
Artist:
Alena Aleshina, Suzie Allen, Kate Baillies, Paulette Bansal, Sandra Barrera, Curtis Belshe, Eugenie Lewalski Berg, Logan Bishop, Megan Bongiovanni, Georg Bothe, James Boyd Brent, Kevin Brown, Karen Bruckner, Marcia Bujold, Sandra Cardillo, Kyle Chaput, Evan Charney, Diane Cherr, Nandini Chirimar, Dorothy Cochran, Arthur Cochrane, Muriel Condon, Jane Cooper, Karen Cornelius, Michael Crouse, Kevin Cummins, Stephen Cup, Elizabeth Daggar, Cynthia Davis, Maggie Dawson, Terry Dempsey, Anne Desmet, Sylvie Donaire, James Dormer, Abby DuBow, Elaine M. Erne, Babiscia Fallini, Maxine Feldman, Lisbeth Firmin, Aidan Flanagan, Caren Friedman, Patricia Gaignat, RM Gallinari, Rebecca Gilbert, Colin Gillespie, Lyndsey Gillespie, Claire Gilliam, Anne Grarup, Joan Greenfield, Michelle Griffiths, Gillian Harding, Darnell Henderson, Andy Holliday, Gillie Holme, Ryan Horvath, Becky Houghton, Michele James, Zuzanna Janczak, Sarah Jelley, Nina Jordan, Katarzyna Jozefowicz, Robert Kipniss, Margaret Kitching, Alla Kolpakova, Grazyna Kulikowska-Antczak, Lynne Lederman, Jennifer Manzella, Liz Marraffino, Sue Mason, Eileen McClellan, Bede McCormack, Moira McManus, Nathan Meltz, Judy Mensch, Kay Miller, Pamela Moore, David Morrish, David Moyer, Carl Nanoff, Barbara Neu, Glyn Newman, Gunnar Nilmen, Kristina Norvilaite, Malgorzata Oaks, Lydia Oermann, Chiaki Ogawa, Marjana Pahor, Heather Parrish, Merle Perlmutter, Colleen Pike Blair, Johnny Plastini, Maxwell Roath, Moses Ros,Tony Rosati, Amy Sands, Dafna Sartiel, Mayumi Sherburn, Christopher Shore, Nic Skowron, Sigrid Sperzel, Kelsey Stephenson, Grace Stocksdale, Carol Struve, Roger Sutcliffe, Janis Sweeney,Valerie Syposz, Douglas Thomas, Marjorie Tomchuk, Vanessa Touzloukof, Heather Urness, Michele van de Roer, Marlene Vidibor, Sajeev Visweswaran, Gerry Wall, Mike Wang, Claudia Waters, John Watson, Francine Whitney, Laura Zahr.
ARTCENTER SILKEBORG BAD 2018
Deconstruction of formations” is a series of woodcut works and engravings.
The inspiration has been found in the area of “Ørnsø”- a lake in Silkeborg. The starting point for the process has been photographs taken in the woods and by the width of the lake. The woodcut works is a study of nature processes, the forming or destruction of material, the creation and deconstruction of formations. Through infinite repetitions and rhythm, fabricity and structure occur. The works symbolize the volatile and the fragile, what occurs, changes and passes away.
From 19/6- 16/9 2018.
Mark rothko artcenter 2019
Open Call exhibition with Funen Printmaking Studio.
Exhibition committee Jens Bohr, Birgitte Thorlacius and Per Nielsen.
Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre is a multi-functional contemporary art and culture centre in Daugavpils Fortress. The only place in Eastern Europe where you have an opportunity to get acquainted with the original works of Mark Rothko, exhibitions by Latvian and foreign artists in the exhibition space of over 2000 m2.
The collection of Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre has started to develop at the same time as the idea of creating an Art Centre.
I have participated with two large woodcuts and one artwork in the Art Centre Art Collection.
Fyns Grafiske Værksted var inviteret til at udstille på Daugavpils Mark Rothko Art Centre fra den 26. april til den 23. juni 2019. I udstillingen deltog 80 medlemmer med 158 værker. Både de grafiske teknikker og værkstedets medlemmer i ind- og udland var bredt repræsenteret.
I løbet af de godt to måneder udstillingen varede, blev den set af 13.000 gæster.
Art center holstebro townhall aarhus 2018
FOMO Holstebro is an exhibition project in which 7 curated exhibition projects, ranging from a textile Effective Waste of Time, a journey with The Blue Suitcase and service made of soil from Gellerup, are displayed together with the exhibition Table to Two.
It is an exhibition where artists, craftsmen and designers have interpreted the theme of Table to Two in everything from aesthetic table coverings, to seductive fast food packaging and pattern explosions. In total, 150 professional artist and designers exhibit from Denmark and around the world. Curated by: Helle Bovbjerg, Trine Bach Jacobsen, Helene Vonsild ,Marianne Steenholdt Bork, Julie Bach, Louise Gaarman, Helle Bjerregaard og Ane Fabricius Christiansen
Supported by: Statens Kunstfond, Aarhus Kommunes Kulturarrangementspulje, L.F. Foghts Fond, Beckett Fonden, Holstebro Kommune, DKoD, landsforeningen, Domis og Kvadrat.
