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Ylva Ogland – She, an introduction
She, An Introduction
We offer a very special, limited edition of the book, an art piece in itself as it includes an archive box, handwritten title, a piece of cut out cloth from one of Ogland’s paintings, as well as a number of facsimiles of Ogland’s works.
The publication has been made for the occasion of Ogland’s solo exhibition She in Four Acts at Bonniers Konsthall. The book contains images from a wide selection of works starting from March 2015 and going back to 1990, as well as texts by Sara Arrhenius, Nicolas Bourriaud, Sinziana Ravini, Marina Fokidis and Nicola Trezzi. These writers, scholars and curators have followed Ogland’s work for a long period of time and have in very different ways been deeply influenced by her world of ideas, memories and fantasies.
Price: 4 700 SEK
Ann-Sofie Back pin
Ann-Sofie Back Atelje, Gold for Bonniers Konsthall.
Ann-Sofie Back Atelje pin for Bonniers Konsthall is 18 carat gold-plated sterling silver and a limited edition brooch of 20. The brooch gives you a lifelong membership at Bonnier Konsthall. The brooch is 3,5 cm in diameter.
Price: 3000 SEK
Jeppe Hein Plate
The plate belongs to Jeppe Hein’s artwork Please, Do Not Touch the Artwork! It was on display in his exhibition A Smile for You, 2013. 93 plates were produced, one for each day of the 93 exhibition days. A plate fell down and was broken every day. The broken plate comes in a box with a note indicating which date and exhibition day the plate fell down, for ex. 23.04.2013 / N°1 or 28.07.2013 / N°97. The box also contains a tube of glue that can be used to assemble the single parts to a complete plate. The plate is 27 cm in diameter.
Price: 2150 SEK
Ming Wong digital print
Digital print, numbered edition of 50 pieces. 30 x 43 cm
Illustration: Graham Samuels
Design: Ritator
The artist Ming Wong made a multiple based on his works Persona Performa shown at Bonniers Konsthall Spring 2012. The artwork is based on Ingmar Bergman’s movie Persona and Ming Wong is wearing a black headband and a white nightgown, just like Liv Ullman does in the original.
Ming Wong makes his own interpretation of masterpieces in film history by repetitions, stagings and remakes. He often picks out a few details, gestures or expressions which he repeats and looks at closely to understand and point out the core of the film.
Price: 400 SEK
Klara Kristalova Charm
In association with Klara Kristalova’s spring exhibition at Bonniers Konsthall, 2012 a limited edition charm was made. The figure of a moth is idyllic and mystical, and plays into themes of Kristalova’s imagery with motifs revolving themes of transformation, rebirth and creation. The pendant is made from Sterling Silver, casted from Klara Kristalova’s handmade original and is produced in a limited edition of 25 pieces. Fabrication of the charms was made possible by jewelry designer Sara Borgegård Älgå.
Price: 1300 SEK [SOLD OUT]
Jenny Yurshansky Postcard
Handwritten postcard, 50 unique pieces, 11 x 14 cm
In connection with the artist Jenny Yurshansky receiving the Maria Bonnier Dahlins Foundation scholarship in 2010 she made a postcard where she, by hand, wrote the phrase “I am so sorry” in the middle of the field for the sender’s greeting.
Price: 100 SEK
Astrid Svangren digital print
Digital print, Capa, Handwritten and signed, 10 unique pieces, 17 x 23 cm with frame
The artist Astrid Svangren has, on a digitally printed photo from her studio, written down the poetic title she gave her exhibition at Bonniers Konsthall in spring 2011. Astrid Svangren’s painting carries the internal tensions and contradictions. Picturing set against abstract. Sheer subscription set against messy, rough imposition of color. Stories and themes are set against the spontaneous movement.
Price: 1500 SEK
Jani Ruscica Wallpaper
64°N, -6°E, 2003
Wall tapestry, limited edition of 20 pieces.
The wallpaper is printed digitally and each ribbon is 300 x 84 cm
The kaleidoscopic landscape of Jani Ruscica’s wallpaper is made of nature photographs taken by the artist on the Faroe Islands. The motive, as can be seen both in detail and as a larger whole, could grow endlessly big. The wallpaper was displayed in the exhibition Life Forms at Bonniers Konsthall autumn 2009.
Price: 2800 SEK