Groljud 28.10 kl 16:00

Verinssage 21.04.2017 Natalia Egorova "Recensere"

Natalia Egorovas works are to a large extent works based on process, where the finished work and the process struggle for attention, often displayed works can be documentation of performance and intervention. In her pieces Natalia Egorova incorporates historical, scientific and social aspects. The presence of the uncanny is often hinted beyond her works. With a background in printmaking Natalia now focuses on video as her main expression, often this is combined with performance. In the exhibition "Recensere" Natalia shows works from the past six years in her carreer. The works range from interpretations of a strict disciplinary education/upbringing , a notion of a connection between inner personal space and the outside world and the struggle in monotonous marching towards an uncertain future but not moving. Egorovas works can be interpreted as preparation for as well an individual trauma as a collective trauma in an ever more uncertain and authoritarian world.

15.3.2017 Performance: How to build a tower

Performance How to build a tower av Carina Ahlskog samt ljudkonst av Johan Sandås. 

En interagerande performance med fokus på samarbete, rörelser och ljud. Med hjälp av åskådarna byggdes ett flera meter högt torn av träklossar.

           
                                                                                                    Foto:Ken Kackur

Galleri Gro participating in Supermarket Art Fair in Stockholm 23-26.3

For the Supermarket art fair, Einat Amir with GRO Gallery will create a series of events and conversations exploring ideas of empathy generating through art. In a daily changing environment , Amir will conduct performative interactions and exercises, engaging the visitors in reflective experiments and emotional manipulations.

 Photos credit: Einat Amir, Our Best Intentions, 2013, Performance and Video Installation, Still Images from Video, Full HD 1920*1080 

www.einatamir.com   www.supermarketartfair.com

Vernissage 23.2