Scandinavian Photography 1: Sweden

Curated by Daniel Strong

Exhibition: 28 Jan 2005 – 18 Mar 2005

Scandinavian Photography 1: Sweden
Julia Peirone Girl Behind Laundry, 2004 Lambdaprint 80x100cm Artist's proof Courtesy of the artist and Brändström & Stene, Stockholm

The first exhibition of Scandinavian photography in the United States was held in Minneapolis over twenty years ago. While it included many living photographers, its purpose was to establish the history of photography in northern Europe. This exhibition, the first in a series that will examine current photography in all five countries one at a time, considers the work of photographers in post-millennium Sweden. Curated by Dan Strong, associate director and curator of exhibitions.

Artists

Works

  • Année Olofsson Skinned, 2002 150 x 120 cm Courtesy of the artist and Mia Sundberg Galleri, Stockholm
  • Annika von Hausswolff A Given Moment in the History of Coming into Being, 2002 C-print 152.4 x 120.65 cm 3/4
  • Maria Friberg aware but still there, 2, 2002 cibachrome, silicone, plexi 170 x 125 cm edition of 6
  • Julia Peirone Girl Behind Laundry, 2004 Lambdaprint 80x100cm Artist's proof Courtesy of the artist and Brändström & Stene, Stockholm