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A group exhibition with A. K. Dolven (N), Minna Kangasmaa (FI) and Pernille Egeskov, (DK)
Curated by Pernille Egeskov in cooperation with Barbara Læssøe Stephensen
TAKE CARE
Three Nordic artists A K Dolven (NO), Minna Kangasmaa (FI) and Pernille Egeskov (DK) are brought together to highlight the double meaning of Take Care: An injunction to distance and caution, and an appeal to cherish something. Today, we live on a knife-edge of the two meanings, where it becomes clear that what we do – or don’t do – is passed down to the next generations. How we as people try to find the balance in care, in a time when we also have to make the care reach large communities and nature.
PIKISAARI BIENNAALI 2022
The Pikisaari Biennale is a site-specific art biennale that takes place every two years and brings contemporary art to the historic environment of Pikisaari island. In general, a biennial means an international contemporary art exhibition that repeats every other year. The oldest of these events is the Venice Biennale, which started in 1895. Today, more than 200 international biennales are organized worldwide, including the major biennales in Gwangju, Shanghai, São Paulo, Berlin, Istanbul, and Liverpool. But how small can a biennale be? The Pikisaari Biennale may be the world’s smallest biennale. Two artists have been invited to it: composer, performer and media artist Makiko Nishikaze from Berlin and visual artist Pernille Egeskov from Copenhagen, whose works the biennale presents as two consecutive entities. By being small, the Pikisaari Biennale challenges to think about the meaning and importance of small art events. First Pikisaari Biennale 2022 directs its gaze to the immediate surroundings with the theme “You are here”.
I am participating in the exhibition at Bornholm Art Museum, Bornholmermalere tur->retur, a mixture of contemporary and modernist artists how relate to the island Bornholm.
25.6.2022 – 26.02.2023
From the 20th century are shown works by: Michael Ancher, Julius Paulsen, Kristian Zahrtmann, Olaf Rude, Karl Isakson, Edvard Weie, Oluf Høst, Hedvig Høst, Harald Giersing, Andreas Friis, Ernst Køie, Sophus Danneskjold-Samsøe, Kamma Salto, Sigurd Swane, Jais Nielsen, William Scharff.
And the contemporary artists are: Emil Westmann Hertz, Michael Geertsen, Pernille Egeskov, Linnea Jensen, Ole Christensen, Anders Ruhwald, Hans Munch Andersen, Marie Rubienke, Silas Inoue, Christina Augustesen og Nicolai Howalt.
rede, a small solo exhibition with 15 objects at goldsmith Edith Hegedüs, Christian IX´s gade 10, Copenhagen.
The title has a double meaning: it means “nest” as well as “to be prepared” as well as “comb once hair”.
MAN-MAID-NATURE a Nordic Tour
The works in this exhibition embrace the very nature of what is ’man-made’ by playfully repurposing existing materials, resources, even capturing the immaterial. Through diverse practices, they reflect on how materials can be re-appropriated, take on parallel existences, or be in dialogue with each other.
Curated by Claire Gould
About Guest Curator, Claire Gould (1973, UK/FI).
For the last two decades years Claire has been working and studying in Germany and Finland working at the British Council, Helsinki, Hamburger Bahnhof/Museum der Gegenwart, Berlin, CHART art fair, Copenhagen. Since 2005 she has been a Curator at Helsinki Art Museum (HAM), curating group and solo exhibitions of Finnish and international artists including Ulla Jokisalo, Ola Kolehmainen, Taryn Simon, Yayoi Kusama and Gilbert & George. Since October 2019 Claire has been on sabbatical from HAM, working as a Curator at Copenhagen Photo Festival, and is currently studying an MA in Curating at Aarhus University.
MAN-MAID-NATURE a Nordic Tour
The works in this exhibition embrace the very nature of what is ’man-made’ by playfully repurposing existing materials, resources, even capturing the immaterial. Through diverse practices, they reflect on how materials can be re-appropriated, take on parallel existences, or be in dialogue with each other.
Curated by Claire Gould
About Guest Curator, Claire Gould (1973, UK/FI).
For the last two decades years Claire has been working and studying in Germany and Finland working at the British Council, Helsinki, Hamburger Bahnhof/Museum der Gegenwart, Berlin, CHART art fair, Copenhagen. Since 2005 she has been a Curator at Helsinki Art Museum (HAM), curating group and solo exhibitions of Finnish and international artists including Ulla Jokisalo, Ola Kolehmainen, Taryn Simon, Yayoi Kusama and Gilbert & George. Since October 2019 Claire has been on sabbatical from HAM, working as a Curator at Copenhagen Photo Festival, and is currently studying an MA in Curating at Aarhus University.
At Vendsyssel Art Museum you can now experience the artwork Jeg bor i Vendsyssel/ i Danmark/ i Europa/ i verden/ i universet (I live in Vendsyssel/ in Denmark/ in Europe / in the World/ in the Universe) an artwork about belonging – or not to belong – to somewhere.
Belonging is a collection of `voices´ of local residents of the Vendsyssel area. For the work I asked 9 locals in the age between 10 – 88 years if one feels that one belongs, or not belongs to a given place? If one could loose the feeling? And what was needed if not feeling to belong? All interviews are transcribed in spoken language.
Opening my solo exhibition Belonging in a extended version at Vendsyssel Art Museum Friday the 17th of January
Photos at Kunsten.nu
Randers Kunstmuseum has acquired the installation "Forbrødring" for its collection
Forbrødring (Reconciliation), Pernille Egeskov, 2018
Read the conversastion between Pernille Egeskov and Merete Sanderhoff, mag.art.The National Museum of Art, at Sanderhoffs blog
Europa, 28 layers of paper of various length, pencil, wooden clamps, variable dimensions. 2018
Pernille Egeskov among the four nominees to Scandinavia’s biggest award for art created by textile !! Hooray
Papier trifft Textil, groupshow, KUNST&CO, Verein für Gegenwartskunst, Flensburg, Germany. 18/11-11/12-2016
VIEW, 160x110x5 cm, strips of clothing, curtain, wood frame, 2016