Rites of Life to Mariannelund
Large-scale outside exhibition ”Rites of Life” to be shown at Mariannelund Train Station this summer (2009)! Arranged by ArtsNordica.
The out-side exhibition Rites of Life by Anders Ryman consists of 66 large, illuminated images, displaying people from different cultures taking part in rites that are performed when a person goes from one stage of life to the next.
2009-05-28
Fairy Tales of tomorrow
Gallery Dong Xi in Vestfossen is showing the art of four Chinese contemporary artists in the summer of 2009.
The exhibition is sponsored by the Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Norske Utenriksdepartementet), through ArtsNordica.
flyer_fairytales.web.pdf
2009-05-18
Verksted pa Vollen - AN report
March 26-29. ArtsNordica sent dancer Helena Jönsson to take part in Verksted pa Vollen – a weekend where artists from different fields met and interacted with theologians and church workers. Read her event-report here!
Helena Jönsson has been involved in TCG Nordica/ArtsNordica since 2001 and is an active member of the network. Here is her
Report from Verksted pa Vollen 2009:
2009-04-16
Finsk Form – an exhibition
1809 – 200 years ago – a Nordic union was separated into two countries: Finland and Sweden. These countries still share deep bonds of friendship and similar cultures, but unfortunately there is also much we do not know about each other. In Sweden, one of the areas of ignorance is the large arena of Finnish Form and Design…
...that is why ArtsNordica and Kapitän Designstudio, Örebro, plan to show an exhibition about Finnish Form and Design in Sweden in 2009!
This exhibition, Finsk Form, is later to be shown also to an international audience, in China.
2009-02-17
Friendship Tunisia-Sweden
Project “Friendship between the peoples – Amitié entre les peoples” took place in Malmö/ Sfax in 2007-08, bringing the people of two distant places closer through their shared love for art and culture!
Focusing on communication through images and creativity, the project was carried through to deepen the understanding between the people of Tunisia in North Africa and Malmö in North Europe.
2009-01-27