Market Art Fair 2022

In 2022 Market Art Fair returned to its usual spring schedule taking place on 29 April -1 May at Liljevalchs Konsthall.

In 2022 Market Art Fair returned to its usual spring schedule taking place on 29 April -1 May at Liljevalchs Konsthall.

The fair had a particular focus on the Icelandic art scene with a strong presence of renowned Icelandic artists including Olafur Eliasson, Arna Óttarsdóttir, Birgir Andrésson, Shoplifter/ Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir and Ragnar Kjartansson. The fair also highlighted the work of a Sami artist for the first time, Tomas Colbengston, which coincided with the transformation of the Nordic Pavilion into ‘The Sámi Pavilion’ during the 59th International Art Exhibition of La Biennale di Venezia in 2022.

Market Art Fair presented an engaging programme that included; Market Extended, an outdoor presentation of large scale contemporary sculptures and installations around Liljevalchs which included works by Tony Cragg, FOS, Tove Storch, Jens Fänge and Roland Persson, Lisa Jeannin and Tomas Colbengtson; and a series of Market Talks which raised ideas and debate about the role of contemporary art in the world today and included; Art in the age of climate apocalypse; Ulla Wiggen in conversation with Mats Stjernstedt; Sami and indigenous art, its relevance and impact on the world today; In conversation: Shoplifter and Egill Sæbjörnsson; Materiality and meaning; The ephemeral and the enduring – thoughts on Public art; Stockholm School of Economics Art Division take-over: How can art in business education affect the academic environment and perception of art?; C-print journal ‘FAIR SPORTS’ take-over reconsidered the disparate themes of Sport and Art.

Galleries / Artists

Andréhn–Schiptjenko, SE/FR / Theresa Traore Dahlberg
Galerie Arnstedt, SE / Hanna Zelleke Collin, Lars Englund
Galerie Anhava, FI / Jussi Niva, Pe Lang & Marianthi Papalexandri–Alexandri
Avlskarl, DK / Michael Sailstorfer
Belenius, SE / Inez Jönsson, Julia Bondesson, Trude Viken
Berg Gallery, SE / Markus Åkesson
Galleri Bo Bjerggaard / Emily Gernild, Ivan Andersen, Peter Linde Busk, Tal R
BORCH Editions, DK / Mamma Andersson
Cecilia Hillström Gallery, SE / Carl Boutard, Elin Odentia, Sonja Larsson
Dierking Galerie Am Paradeplatz, CH / Otto Boll, Per Kesselmar
Dorothée Nilsson Gallery, DE / Lotta Antonsson
ELASTIC Gallery, SE / Berit Lindfeldt, Catrin Andersson, Magnus Theirfelder Tzotzis
Galerie Forsblom, FI / Jesper Nyrén
Galleri Flach, SE / Henrik Samuelsson
Galleri Glas, SE / Åsa Jungnelius
Galleri Haaken, NO / Espen Dietrichson
Galleri Hammarén, SE / Jarl Ingvarsson, Maurits Ylitalo
Galleri Helle Knudsen, SE / Tomas Colbengtson
Galleria Heino, FI / Kristiina Uusitalo
Golsa, NO / Anders Holen
GSA Gallery, SE / Alexander Skats
I8 Gallery, IS / Arna Óttarsdóttir, B. Ingrid Olson
ISSUES Gallery, SE / Karl Norin
LOYAL, SE / Alfred Boman
Marie Kirkegaard Gallery, DK / Anna Bak, Mette Vansgaard, Shahla K. Friberg
Martin Asbæk Gallery, DK / Adam Jeppesen, Maria Rubinke, Peter Bonde
Nils Stærk, DK / FOS, Tove Storch
Galerie Nordenhake, SE/DE/MX / Mikael Olsson & Petra Gipp
OSL Contemporary, NO / Ane Mette Hol, Ann Iren Buan, Ask Bjørlo, Callum Innes, Ragna Bley
Gallery Steinsland Berliner, SE / Anastasia Ax, Arvida Byström, Leo Park, Matti Kallioinen
V1 Gallery, DK / Geoff McFetridge
Wetterling Gallery, SE / Claes Hake, Dina Isæus-Daggfeldt