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GARDEN OF OTHERWORLDLY DELIGHTS
Opening Reception
Date: Wednesday, September 30
Time: 17.00–20.00
Place: Hudiksvallsgatan 6, 2nd floor
Craft Week Opening Hours
Wed: 17.00–20.00
Thu–Fri: 12.00–18.00
Sat–Sun: 12.00–16.00
Artist Talks
Thursday, October 1, 17.30
Friday, October 2, 13.45
"Garden of Otherworldly Delights" brings together works by five Norway-based craft artists: Beatrice Alvestad Lopez, Daniela Bergschneider, Eirik Falckner, Kristina Austi, and Madelen Isa Lindgren.
Drawing on Nordic relationships to nature, folklore and the more-than-human, the exhibition considers the shifting boundaries between human and other forms of life.
The title echoes Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights, whose fantastical world dissolves distinctions between humans, animals and plants. In a contemporary Nordic context, the artists similarly turn to imagination as a space for reconsidering our place within a wider ecology.
Through textiles, ceramics, glass and wood, the exhibition offers a constellation of forms, creatures and landscapes—inviting us to look closely at what lives, grows and exists beyond the human.
A collaboration between Galleri Duerr and The Space Craft, kindly supported in part by Norwegian Crafts.
Please note: the exhibition takes place at our previous gallery space, Hudiksvallsgatan 6, not at our new location.
@spacecraft_exhibitions
@sthlmcraftweek
#stockholmgallerydistrict
Opening Reception
Date: Wednesday, September 30
Time: 17.00–20.00
Place: Hudiksvallsgatan 6, 2nd floor
Craft Week Opening Hours
Wed: 17.00–20.00
Thu–Fri: 12.00–18.00
Sat–Sun: 12.00–16.00
Artist Talks
Thursday, October 1, 17.30
Friday, October 2, 13.45
"Garden of Otherworldly Delights" brings together works by five Norway-based craft artists: Beatrice Alvestad Lopez, Daniela Bergschneider, Eirik Falckner, Kristina Austi, and Madelen Isa Lindgren.
Drawing on Nordic relationships to nature, folklore and the more-than-human, the exhibition considers the shifting boundaries between human and other forms of life.
The title echoes Hieronymus Bosch’s The Garden of Earthly Delights, whose fantastical world dissolves distinctions between humans, animals and plants. In a contemporary Nordic context, the artists similarly turn to imagination as a space for reconsidering our place within a wider ecology.
Through textiles, ceramics, glass and wood, the exhibition offers a constellation of forms, creatures and landscapes—inviting us to look closely at what lives, grows and exists beyond the human.
A collaboration between Galleri Duerr and The Space Craft, kindly supported in part by Norwegian Crafts.
Please note: the exhibition takes place at our previous gallery space, Hudiksvallsgatan 6, not at our new location.
@spacecraft_exhibitions
@sthlmcraftweek
#stockholmgallerydistrict
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