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Galleri Thomassen

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Galleri Thomassen

Stängt under Långfredagen 18/4 2025

22/08/2026

Anneli Pihlgren - ”Välta”, 2026
Oil on panel, 34x40 cm

(Foreground showing detail from Klara Ströms ”Narrator”)

Part of High Tide Low Flux pt.2, on view until September 6th

Participating artists: Alma Persson, Anna Lindström, Anneli Pihlgren, Cecilia Ulfsdotter, Charlie & Dagny Hay, Christopher Long, Daniel Diamant, Emilia Sundqvist, Evelina Björnqvist, Gunilla Jähnichen, Hanna Antonsson, Irene Westholm, Isa Andersson, Isa Eriksson, Isak Nygren, Jesper Lindgren, Joel Danielsson, John Dexter Zetterquist, Jukka Korkeila, Kajsa Finn, Kinga Molinska, Klas Barbrosson, Klara Ström, Leslie Johnson, Linnea Romeling, Lotta Antonsson, Lotta Grimborg, Madeleine Olsén Ingefeldt, Maria Antchougova, Martin Holm, Mattias Norström, Mira Sjövall, Mollie Douthit, Patrik Bengtsson, Peetu Liesinen, Rickard Eklund, Rita Wigzell, Ruben Risholm, Sara Möller, Sofia Tillman and Ziyi Yan

Photo: Carl Ander

12/06/2026

HIGH TIDE LOW FLUX — PART 1
OPENING JUNE 22 IN GERLESBORG

We are so exited to announce the participating artists for the first of two exhibitions!

Opening: June 22, 12–17
The exhibition runs from June 22–July 26.

Opening hours: Wednesday–Sunday, 12–17

Hope to see you there

15/05/2026

Adam Kajander - ”Procedural Architecture”

Part of the ongoing graduation exhibition “This Way”, featuring the newly graduated master’s students from the Craft Department at HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design. On view until Sunday 17th

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This project explores how tools shape the process of making.Ceramic craft is guided by tools that come with inherited expectations — how they’re held, what gestures they allow, and the forms they tend to produce. For this project, I’ve built tools with no link to ceramic craft to interrupt those habits and open up new movements. I treat tools as active participants in the process. In the approach I’m working with now, body, tool, and clay interact directly, and the form grows out of that exchange.

Dipped flax fibers in porelain slip, glaze and steel

14/05/2026

Karin Viktoria Johansdotter - ”Tova, Tufta,
Tveta, A landscape within and without”

Part of the ongoing graduation exhibition “This Way”, featuring the newly graduated master’s students from the Craft Department at HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design. On view until Sunday 17th

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Come closer, enter the portal of my roots and open your senses. Can you hear it? Smell it, feel it? This is my landscape, within and without.

Wool, linen, cotton, metall, sound and scent

13/05/2026

Karin Lengstrand - ”Sacrificial Surface”

Part of the ongoing graduation exhibition “This Way”, featuring the newly graduated master’s students from the Craft Department at HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design. On view until Sunday 17th

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As a counteract to everything we were taught about treasures, I began to search for traces of my late father. Around his studio there were familiar signs of him in unfinished projects and coffee stains. I found that the stain is not necessarily a flaw, but a finding. The nature of the stains is careless and yet care
returns with the gesture of noticing.

Considering the clay as a sacrificial surface, I let residues from coffee travel across, through and within the object, leaving a mark that reflects the action but transforms it. The work seeks to reconsider the stain as something worthy of attention – a material that carries meaning and memory.

Stoneware, coffee residue, 46 x 94 cm

13/05/2026

Nadine Wilde - ”An Ever Changing View”

Part of the ongoing graduation exhibition “This Way”, featuring the newly graduated master’s students from the Craft Department at HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design. On view until Sunday 17th

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An Ever Changing View is a woven sculptural work that explores the instability and fragmentation of memory. Through an auto-ethnographic approach, it draws on inherited narratives, folklore and a connection to plants, reflecting a layered identity shaped between England and Bulgaria. Blurred, shifting imagery operates as both aesthetic and symbolic means, achieved through processes such as screen-printing and painting directly onto the warp before weaving.

Cotton, Bulgarian and British Wool, plant dyes

Photo: Carl Ander

12/05/2026

Myrto Patramani - “Always Coming Home”

“Always Coming Home” is an installation grounded in material exploration, symbolism, and storytelling. The installation explores land as both a physical and emotional entity, carrying memory, mythology, and personal history through hybrid sculptures and fantastical landscapes. ”

Clay, glazes, biomaterial with natural components (olive leaves, reeds, spices, fruit peels, and Gothenburg clay), wood, wool, metal

12/05/2026

Samira Khoshbakht Bahremany - ”Wake Stitch”

Part of the ongoing graduation exhibition “This Way”, featuring the newly graduated master’s students from the Craft Department at HDK-Valand – Academy of Art and Design. On view until Sunday 17th

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”This spatial installation structures visibility and invisibility. It holds absence as an ongoing condition produced by contemporary border regimes, where certain lives are rendered ungrievable and vanish beyond recognition.”

Containers of Absence
Textile, copper, iron oxide & salt water, glass
(2)55 x 30 cm, 48 x 9 cm

Citizens of the Ocean
Cotton fibre, textile & steel
200 x 200 cm, 9 x 9 cm

Layers of Sediment
Textile, copper, plaster & acrylic glass, digital monitor
30 x 26 cm

Photo: Carl Ander

08/05/2026

För tredje året huserar vi examensutställningarna från master- och kandidatprogrammen inom craft på HDK-Valand. Imorgon öppnar masterutställningen "This Way". Varmt välkomna mellan 12–16!

02/04/2026

På lördag (påskafton) öppnar Kent Karlssons utställning,
varmt välkomna på vernissage!

Öppettider i påsk:
Lördag: 12-16
Söndag-måndag: stängt

Kent Karlsson (f. 1945) har under flera decennier haft en betydande roll i svenskt konstliv. Hans offentliga verk finns på flera platser i Sverige, och hans arbeten ingår i samlingarna vid bland andra Moderna Museet, Nationalmuseum och Göteborgs konstmuseum.

Denna utställning utgår från ett retrospektivt urval i kombination med några nyare verk. Den har vuxit fram genom samtal och återkommande besök i hans ateljé. Karlsson har gett stor frihet i såväl urval som tolkning och utställningen presenterar därför just en tolkning av konstnärskapet.

I verken framträder två tydliga och på många sätt motsatta rörelser. Den ena riktar blicken mot människans villkor, handlingar och de strukturer hon verkar inom. Här finns verk som berör död, migration, tro och makt, där arkitektoniska former, symboliska objekt och återkommande element framstår som bärare av mänskliga föreställningar och rester.

Den andra rörelsen framträder tydligt i ateljén, i de verk Karlsson själv beskriver som privata. Också här finns ett tillstånd av avskildhet och efteråt, men med en annan riktning. Snarare än att stanna vid det som gått förlorat fogas nya helheter samman, där det organiska och det konstruerade möts i former som pendlar mellan det absurda, det lekfulla och det levande.

Samtidigt är dessa inte renodlade motsatser. Det mörka och det lekfulla, det ödesmättade och det absurda möts ofta inom samma verk. Just i denna dubbelhet tar utställningen sin form.

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Tisdag	12:00 - 18:00
Onsdag	12:00 - 18:00
Torsdag	12:00 - 18:00
Fredag	12:00 - 16:00
Lördag	12:00 - 16:00
Söndag	12:00 - 15:00

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