Each week, we gather new openings from our galleries in the Nordics and beyond, alongside highlights from our cultural partners here in Stockholm.

 

Week 46

 

After last week’s coverage of Gallery Weekend Stockholm, this week we turn our focus back to openings around the Nordics and beyond. At Andréhn–Schiptjenko, I Will Sew Up All the Petals of Your Garden marks the first solo exhibition in the Nordics by French–Moroccan artist Amine Habki. Shown at Market Art Fair this past May, Habki explores absence and the body through layered textile compositions that merge painting, sculpture and design – creating intimate narratives around identity and transformation. At CFHILL, not one but two solo exhibitions open this week, presenting new works by Karim Boumjimar and Adam Ytterberg – both distinctly different, yet deeply characteristic for each artist.

In Copenhagen, Galleri Bo Bjerggaard opens Elements by Danish artist Erik Steffensen, a new series of photographic works. At aaaa nordhavn, Albin Werle presents interactive paintings and a sculpture accompanied by instructions that make them function like Ouija boards or tarot cards – image systems that use play and chance to generate new thoughts and conversations. Also in Copenhagen, Wilson Saplana Gallery opens Heaven by Maria Waehrens, a series of paintings exploring dreams, desire, suffering and spirituality.

At Jacob Bjørn Gallery in Aarhus, the group exhibition Landscapes brings together Emma Bernhard, Jean-Baptiste Besançon, Mikkel Carl, Per Lunde Jørgensen and Wolfgang Weele. Five artists connected through their approach to the pictorial surface as a place where seeing gradually becomes sensing, and abstraction turns into imagined landscapes.

In Oslo, Galleri Riis opens a new exhibition with recent sculptures by Sverre Wyler, shown alongside works by gallery artists.

Stockholm

Andréhn-Schiptjenko

Amine Habki
I Will Sew Up All the Petals of Your Garden, 13 November–20 December

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