Galleri Monitor & Rotor 2

𝘚𝘰𝘮𝘦𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘪𝘴 𝘨𝘳𝘰𝘸𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘶𝘯𝘥𝘦𝘳 𝘮𝘺 𝘴𝘬𝘪𝘯

We welcome, family, friends and strangers to ”Something is growing under my skin”, an end term exhibition by BFA 1 Photography students from HDK-Valand.
The show opens on Friday, May 29, 16-20pm at Galleri Monitor and Galleri Rotor, and stays open until May 31, 12-16pm.

Working with ”samhälle/society” as a theme, the students have created works that both reflect on how we look at, interact, place ourselves and percieve what society can be to the individual.

Exhibitors are:

Ilayah Lassen
Filip Lange
Ronja Jansson Levin
Alfons Sundqvist
Moa Andén
Ginevra Nery Galloppa
Antonios Dimitracopoulos
Ella Lindmark
Mario Markovic
Mathilde Bæk
Amanda Widegren
Elsa Nilsén
November Skutle
Melvin Sjöström
Lou Bågmark
Ravn Eriksen
Nanna Meline Larsen
Emilie Dalsgaard
Tora Pielbusch

After months of work, long nights, and endless days of paper jams, the second year bachelor students of photography at HDK-Valand invites you to their nineteen-in-one book-release! One night only at Göteborgs Litteraturhus!

Come and flip through countless books exploring the boundaries of photography in the physical medium. Each student exploring a different way to approach, broaden, and challenge the idea of what photography can be. Through materiality, sequencing, experimentation, and personal narrative.

The collection invites visitors to engage with photography not just as image-making, but as an object, an experience, and a form of critical expression.

Open 3rd of June 16:00-20:00
Adress: Heurlins Plats 1, 413 30 Göteborg

Hejsan! Jag har soloutställning nu på fredag den 22 maj till 24 maj. Skulle ni vilja dela min poster och text som kommer nedanför? Det skulle vara jättesnällt!
(Den poster som ligger ner är den jag egentligen använder men om det passar bättre i flödet så finns det en som står upp. Välj själv vad som passar bäst!)
mvh Hilda Westh

text:

Welcome to UNDERSIDA — a solo exhibition by Hilda Westh.
Through textile sculptures and dreamlike objects, I explore how dreams can take physical form. The works are based on fragments from my own dreams: flying pigs, strange creatures, and worlds where the rules of reality no longer apply.
In my practice, I am not trying to understand the meaning of dreams, but rather to use them as material. By giving these inner images a body, something moves from the subconscious into the physical world.

Vi tycker om att leka. Lek är en del av båda våra konstnärliga praktiker och nu bestämde vi oss för att leka tillsammans. Vi bokade in en lekdejt, tog med våra pennor och lite papper och tecknade fram en berättelse om en katt och en mus på Viktors Kaffe - vad händer när deras vägar korsas?

Välkommen till utställningen ’Katten och Musen på Viktors Kaffe’ av Esma Kadribegovic och Tyra Rhedin. Vernissagen är den 15:e maj 16:00 - sent vid Geijersgatan 7.

Välkommen på vernissage för Rita Wigzells utställning Disappearing Act.

Rita Wigzell arbetar med funna fotografier, ofta nedladdade generiska bilder från internet, som sedan bearbetats tills de tappar sin ursprungliga identitet – närmande sig en fysisk och digital upplösning. 

En saga berättas. Den talar om en väg och en källa, om blindhet och befrielse, och antyder att det finns en annan plats än den vi har framför oss.

GALLERI MONITOR
Vernissage fredag – 15.5 16.00-20.00
Lördag – 16.5 12.00-16.00
Söndag – 17.5 12.00-16.00
Måndag – 18.5 16.00-19.00

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Welcome to the solo exhibition I Love Seeing You Win by Isa Mårtensson Liljegren

I cheer for your victory and today I share your victory. 

Watching people win prizes, races, or the lottery has always been a source of joy for me. What you see is a growing archive of winners, victory speeches, and video clips of winning moments. 

Through collecting this material, I question what a win is. Material or immaterial. Is it the price received at the top of a podium? Or the price of waking up in the morning?

And further inquiring, who gets to be a winner? Can the podium fit all of us? 

Vernissage Friday 1/5 16-20
Saturday and Sunday open from 12-16

The barnacle method can be understood as a way of forming new spaces by attuning to the surrounding currents — allowing form to emerge through relation, and letting time settle into the structure itself. My practice is shaped through correspondence with a place, where its movements and flows become archived in the work’s materials and forms. Yet, like the barnacle, I also reach toward what is held inside — toward what remains enclosed.

Opening hours
Friday 16–20
Saturday 12–16
Sunday 12–16

The barnacle method — a solo exhibition by Anna Lindström

Welcome in the blue concert hall

The idea that a face could summarize a person is as alluring as it is misleading. In this exhibition, Josefin Johansson Hedman leaves conventional depiction behind to instead explore the self-portrait as a montage of references.

Here, the self is presented as a play of identity rather than a gaze. By letting mythological symbols replace personal narratives and material fragments act as physical traces, the portrait shifts from surface to substance.

Galleri Monitor;
(Opening)Friday 24 April / 16-20
Saturday 25 April / 12-16
Sunday 26 April / 12-16