[January- March, 2023] CONNERSMITH is pleased to present “Silent Revolution”, an online exhibition of photographs by Maria Friberg. As visual artist, feminist, and environmental activist, Friberg has imbued her art with pioneering environmentalist subjects for two decades. In this selection of…
The exhibition ’Stora Tysta Steg’ (Big Silent Steps) at the Aguéli Museum opens on September 3 at 1 p.m. The exhibition’s title refers to the large and sweeping changes in nature, carried out by man, which often take place in…
Taking part at Paris Photo 2022 Nov 10-13 at Grand Palais Ephemere, Paris with Bendana Pinel Gallery with my series Force Majeure 2022. More info here.
The Public commission ’Som jag minns/As I Remember’ in Norrköping is up at the walk/bikeway tunnel in Klockaretorpet, Norrköping. Thanks to Norrköpings Konstmuseum and art curator Public Art Mattias Åkesson. ’Som jag minns’ – ett konstverk om stadsdelens utveckling där…
In her most recent series, Maria Friberg takes us into a staged world that contains real features. At first the mise-en-scène holds our gaze, then directs it towards the astute transformation of objects into imaginary architectures. Inspired by urban landscapes,…
The show “Smörgåsbord” with Maria Friberg and Claes Oldenburg will be shown at The Bonnier Gallery, Miami, Florida September 17 – November 12. In celebration of Miami’s return from summer, “Smörgåsbord” presents a selection photographs by Maria Friberg alongside drawings…
Happy to be participating at the group show at Jardin Experimental, with LMNO Gallery in Bois de Fa, Belgium, June 11-12. More info here.
There is a particular part of Maria Friberg’s and Peter Stridsberg’s exhibition Blicka that I want to start with, even if it concerns their methods rather than the artworks. After all, the end result and the method are connected in…
For Swedes, the forest is still a deep well of meaning and cultural importance. A nation of farmers, we became urbanized late. Even as the suburbs surrounding the major cities were planned, they were placed far apart, with stretches of…