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30 JUN 2022
The Nature of Isolation and Loneliness
Roskilde Festival
Denmark

The Nature of Isolation and Loneliness is perfomed in the Art & Activism program of Roskilde Festival. The piece is a collaboration with Philip | Schneider.

Performers: Josephine Philip, Hannah Schneider, Anja Tietze Lahrmann, Mads Damsgaard Kristiansen, Jacob Bellens, Troels Abrahamsen, Lil Lacy, Suff Suffiluf, Randi Pontoppidan, Rebekka Maria Andersson

17 MAR – 08 MAY 2022
Evanesce
Kohta
Helsinki, Finland

02 APR – 21 AUG 2022
Subterranean
Amos Rex
Helsinki, Finland

06 MAR – 03 JUL 2022
Landscapes of Belonging
Kindl, Contemporary Art Center
Berlin, Germany

This group exhibition deconstructs often overlooked colonial processes within Europe and examines current forms of belonging. It brings together a diverse range of indigenous, local, and transnational artists from northern Europe who deal with the active production of locality as lived experience. How can locality be reconceived, and who has the rights and opportunities to participate in the social and cultural design of spaces? In a variety of media, the participating artists negotiate transnational perspectives, the spirituality of nature, and a contemporary approach to Inuit and Sami traditions.

Participating artists: Pia Ârĸê | Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen | Ewa Einhorn & Jeuno JE Kim | Birit Haarla & Katja Haarla & Outi Pieski | Julie Edel Hardenberg | Hanni Kamaly | Lap-See Lam | Britta Marakatt-Labba | Fatima Moallim, Hans Rosenström | Sara Rönnbäck | Elsa Salonen | Magnús Sigurðarson | Erika Stöckel | Lada Suomenrinne

Curated by: Kathrin Becker and Christine Nippe

18 FEB – 05 JUNE 2022
North Atlantic Triennial: Down Иorth
Portland Museum of Art
Portland, Maine, US

Featuring both emerging and more established artists living today, the exhibition presents 21st-century art from an unprecedented cross-section of artists living in Maine, the Canadian Maritimes, Greenland, Iceland, Norway, Faroe Islands, Finland, Sweden, and Denmark as well as Indigenous Nations throughout the region.

Ragnar Axelsson | Jordan Bennett | Jason Brown aka. Firefly | Christopher Carroll | Jóhan Martin Christiansen | Lauren Fensterstock | Gideonsson/Londré | Julie Edel Hardenberg | Reggie Burrows Hodges | Ann Cathrin November Høibo | Joan Jonas | Jessie Kleemann | Justin Levesque | Anna Líndal | Meagan Musseau | Mattias Olofsson | Frida Orupabo | Bita Razavi | Joshua Reiman | Hans Rosenström | Máret Ánne Sara | Katarina Pirak Sikku | Andreas Siqueland | Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson | Peter Soriano | Anders Sunna | SUPERFLEX | D´Arcy Wilson | Arngunnur Ýr

Co-organized by the Portland Museum of Art, the Reykjavík Art Museum, Iceland, and the Bildmuseet, Sweden, the North Atlantic Triennial is the first exhibition devoted entirely to contemporary art of the North Atlantic region.

Curated by:Jaime DeSimone, Markús Þór Andrésson, Anders Jansson

07 OCT – 17 DEC 2021
Weaving, yearning
Public Sound Installation around Turku Art Museum
Turku, Finland

Weaving, yearning is a public sound installation by Kalle Nio and Hans Rosenström, that unfolds along a route through the busy King’s Cross area. It is a song consisting of four voices that softly drifts through a cityscape creating an invisible thread that weaves the listener, the passer-by and the environment together for a fleeting moment.

Composer: Aino Venna

Singers:
Laura Salovaara
David Hackston
Aino Venna
Valter Maasalo

10 SEP – 02 OCT 2021
Platsens Minne
Galleri Verkligheten
Umeå, Sweden

Group show with Anja Örn, Berit Lindfeldt and Hans Rosenström

20 AUG – 05 SEP 2021
A I S T I T / coming to our senses
Taidehalli
Helsinki, Finland

Four Finnish cultural institutes, together with the Helsinki Festival, will bring the contemporary visual and performance art project
A I S T I T / coming to our senses to Kunsthalle Helsinki. The participating artists consistently base their work on sensory perception, with an invitation to relate to the surrounding world reciprocally.

The exhibition consists of works where corporeality, intimacy, vulnerability, and connection communicate to collectively ask: How can we be in touch with others? In addition to observations and sensations, A I S T I T offers a route to bodily empathy. The works included in the exhibition arouse a compassionate and conscientious relationship with other sentient beings and environments. The project’s works place footholds in Kunsthalle Helsinki as well as in the cityscape by the Töölönlahti Bay and the cultural centre Stoa.

Participating artists: Etel Adnan and Simone Fattal, Kapwani Kiwanga, Axel Antas, Terike Haapoja, Dafna Maimon, Anna Maria Häkkinen and Maija Mustonen, Monira Al Qadiri, Dominique Knowles, Minna Lånsgtröm, Laure Prouvost, Kati Roover, Kalle Nio and Hans Rosenström.

Cuated by: Satu Herrala and Hans Rosenström

13 MAY – 22 JUN 2021
Weaving, yearning
Public Sound Installation in Kings Cross
A I S T I T / coming to our senses
London, UK

Weaving, yearning is a public sound installation by Kalle Nio and Hans Rosenström, that unfolds along a route through the busy King’s Cross area. It is a song consisting of four voices that softly drifts through a cityscape creating an invisible thread that weaves the listener, the passer-by and the environment together for a fleeting moment.

Weaving, yearning is the second chapter of A I S T  I T / coming to our senses program.

Composer: Aino Venna

Singers:
Laura Salovaara
David Hackston
Aino Venna
Valter Maasalo

22 MAY – 01 AUG 2021
WHEN OUR EYES TOUCH
Maison Louis Carré
A I S T I T / coming to our senses
Bazoches-sur-Guyonne, France

When our eyes touch is the first chapter of AISTIT / coming to our senses, a series of exhibitions organized by the Finnish Institutes of the Benelux, France, Germany, United Kingdom and Ireland, in collaboration with the Maison Louis Carré, in order to explore the complexity of our sensory perceptions and question their ways of shaping us as human beings. The curator Satu Herrala was togther with the artist Hans Rosenström invited to reflect on the theme of the senses (“aistit” in Finnish) as well as their contemporary physical, political and technological dimensions.

Participating artists: Etel Adnan, Axel Antas, Simone Fattal, Terike Haapoja, Anna Maria Häkkinen, Kapwani Kiwanga, Laurent Millet, Maija Mustonen, Laure Prouvost and Hans Rosenström.

24 APR – 20 JUNE 2021
Point of No Return, Attunement of Attention
NART Narva Art Residency
Narva, Estonia

International group exhibition with Saara-Maria Kariranta, Hans Rosenström, Marit Mihklepp, Felipe de Ávila Franco, Alma Heikkilä, Hannah Mevis, Pia Arke, Juss Heinsalu, Manfred Dubov, Flora Reznik, Sissel Marie Tonn, Melanie Bonajo, Anne Noble, Nina Schuiki, Vera Anttila, Sepideh Ardalani, Sandra Kosorotova

Exhibition curators: Saskia Lillepuu & Ann Mirjam Vaikla
Education programme curator: Kerttu Juhkam
Film programme curator: Piibe Kolka

23 APR 2021
The Nature of Isolation and Loneliness is a collaborative piece created together with Philip I Schneider, it will be performed as a live VR performance at this years INTER:ACTIVE programme at CPH:DOX, directed by Andreas Koefoed

Tickets can be bought from: https://cphdox.dk/film/the-nature-of-isolation-and-loneliness/

‘The Nature of Isolation and Loneliness‘ invites the audience on an emotional journey through fragmentary musical phrases, in a multi-voiced choral piece livestreamed in VR.

5 APR – 25 JUL 2021
MONSTER SOUP – A Heady Brew of Art Projects in Public Spaces
KØS – Museum of Art in Public Spaces
Køge, Denmark

Curators: Lars Bent Petersen, Anna Weile Kjær, Mikkel Elming, South into North, Stine Kähler, Matthias Borello, Irene Campolmi, Andreas Tang and Kit Leunbach

Participating artists: Anna Weber Henriksen, Til Vægs (Mette Nisgaard Larsen and Marie Louise Vittrup Andersen), Aia Sofia Coverley Turan, Esben Weile Kjær, Mathias Riis Andersen og Malthe Stadsgaard, Kubra Khademi, Nina Beier, Sara Kramer and Vibe Overgaard, Philip | Schneider and Hans Rosenström, Jens Settergren, coyote, and Miriam Kongstad

21-23 JAN 2021
EXPO CHICAGO: Alternate Assembly: Environmental Impact in the Era of Pandemic

A three-day program that will virtually gather a global community of curators, artists, and scholars to address contemporary art’s role in confronting the current climate crisis. The symposium will present dynamic discussions and film screenings accessible to the public, as well as a virtual convening of the Curatorial Forum.The symposium will be complemented by a focused, thematic selection of screenings in partnership with Daata. The screening programme includes:

The Visitor by Rachel Monosov
Wacissa by Allison Janae Hamilton
Women and Smoke, California, 1971-1972 by Judy Chicago
Asymptomatic Carrier by Frank Heath
Moon by Tabita Rezaire
Night Noon by Shambhavi Kaul
Past All Concern by Hans Rosenström
Protean Sap by Tuomas A. Laitinen

22 NOV 2020
The Great Reconnect  VEGAIARTS
The Nature of Isolation and Loneliness
VEGA, Copenhagen
Denmark

In collaboration with PhilipISchneider
Curated by: Matthias Borello

The Nature of Isolation and Loneliness is a part of the VEGAIARTS program.

Other participating artist in the program are: Kristoffer Akselbo, Sidsel Christensen, Lilibeth Cuenca Rasmussen, Sophie Dupont, Jeannette Ehlers, Christian Falsnaes, Jenny Gräf Sheppard, Kosmologym, Jakob Kudsk Steensen, Marie Kølbæk Iversen, Ragnhild May, Ursula Nistrup, Helle Siljeholm, Søren Thilo Funder, Tori Wrånes, YOKE

NOV 2020
Hans Rosenström awarded the Finnish State Prize for Media Art 2020

Arts Promotion Centre Finland’s National Council for Media Art justifies its choice: ′′Visual artist Hans Rosenström (b. 1978) is a long standing auteur with a subtle yet powerful artistic language. He uses technology in an absolutely content-oriented way, combining spatiality and sound in a skilful and unique manner. Rosenström’s open approach to different media and technical solutions is translated into holistic and aesthetically balanced artistic experiences. The power of Ronsenström’s works, moving both in an intellectual and emotional way, has also been noticed internationally.”

The National arts councils award 14 state prizes each yearin the fields of architecture, cinema, the performing arts, literature, the visual arts, children’s culture, media art, multidisciplinary art, design, music and photographic art.

9 OCT 2020 – 20 DEC 2020
Samlade hemligheter
Pro Artibus
Galeri Elverket, Ekenäs
Finland

Participating artists:
Kenneth Bamberg, Saara Ekström, Carolus Enckell, Beryl Furman, Karin Hellman, Johanna Lecklin, Stefan Otto, Patricia Rodas, Hans Rosenström, Joel Slotte, Magnus Strandberg, Eva Törnwall-Collin

1 OCT 2020 – 13 OCT 2020
2084
Catalysti, transcultural artists in Finland
Cable Factory, Valssaamo, Helsinki
Finland

Curated by: Anne Klontz
Produced by: Catalysti Association of Transcultural Artists

Participating artists include:
Rosamaria Bolom, Giorgio Convertito, Roberto Fusco, Per Hüttner, Nayab Ikram & Benji, Paola Livorsi & Juho Laitinen, Carima Neusser, Egle Oddo, Marek Pluciennik, Hans Rosenström, Vidha Saumya, Timo Tuhkanen, Rita Vargas, Victor X & Hanan Benammar, Peter Brandt, Aurora Bratli Brunvoll, Liv Bugge, Tarje Eikanger Gullaksen, Synnøve G. Wetten, Elin Glærum Haugland, Sofie Hagen, Amelia Hawk, Marianne Heier, Ane Hjort Guttu, Saskia Holmkvist, Lotte Konow Lund, Kristine Knapstad, Søren Krag, Vilde von Krogh, Njål Lunde, Vibeke Luther O’Rourke, Araiz Mesanza, Gabrielle Paré, Martine Poppe, Pål Rees, Emilie de Rohan Birkeland, Line Skywalker Karlström, True Solvang Vevatne, Elise Storsveen, Linn Svensson, Ellen Synøve Holtskog, Johan Urban Bergquist, Magnus Vanebo

8 OCT – 31 JUL 2022
Touch
Saastamoinen Foundation Art Collection
EMMA, Espoo Museum of Modern Art
Finland

The sound installation Kaiken Osana / In Dependent Structures is now part of the ongoing Saastamoinen Foundation Colection exhibition Touch at EMMA.

Touch is a continuously re-curated exhibition that presents a curated pick of Finnish and international contemporary works from the Saastamoinen Foundation Art Collection.

The new entity at the Touch exhibition is on display from 8th Oct onwards. The artworks on display examine the relationship between human, architecture and built environment.

Media works by Elina Brotherus and Artor Jesus Inkerö examine the relationship the human body has with architecture and cultural environment. Known for his site-specific work, Hans Rosentröm’s new sound installation is experienced in a space build specially for the work. The sound recording is taped on the spot using binaural technique and a phantom head. Simulating the real listening situation, the sound installation creates a strong sense of another’s presence.

The new entity includes also Alicja Kwade’s Trans-For-Men (2018) and Olafur Eliasson’s Pentagonal Mirror Tunnel (2017), both of which are commissioned by Saastamoinen Foundation and made specially with EMMA’s unique architecture and environment in mind.

Human, architecture and built environment includes works by the following artists: Elina Brotherus, Olafur Eliasson, Susanne Gottberg, Radoslaw Gryta, Tommi Grönlund & Petteri Nisunen, Heli Hiltunen, Nanna Hänninen, Artor Jesus Inkerö, Hannu Karjalainen, Pertti Kekarainen, Ola Kolehmainen, Vladimir Kopteff, Alicja Kwade, Tatsuo Miyajima, Pekka Nevalainen, Tiina Pyykkinen, Silja Rantanen and Hans Rosenström.

The newest section is curated by Laura Kokkonen, Ingrid Orman and Henna Paunu from EMMA.

JAN 2020
The Guggenheim Helsinki Supporting Foundation has donated Hans Rosenström’s work Jökulsárlón II to the Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation’s collection.

7 JUN – 7 JUL 2019
FUTURE DELAY
Helsinki Contemporary
Helsinki, Finland

Future Delay is a group exhibition at Helsinki Contemporary for which I made a new sound installation, ‘Suusta suuhun’, a piece that talks about our porous bodies. Balancing between a private, intimate experience and a shared, inter-subjective situation, the work reflects on questions regarding the self and its relation to others.

Artists:
Madeline Hollander
Pearla Pigao
Hans Rosenström

Curated by Amanda Schmitt

15 JUN – 6 OCT 2019
NO LAND IS AN ISLAND
Kuntsi Museum of Moderna Art
Vasa, Finland

The solo exhibition NO LAND IS AN ISLAND consists of a selection of work drawn from the last ten years. By introducing the viewers’ presence as a part of the dramaturgy of the exhibition itself, it tells a story of relationships and the affects of our actions. It suggests that everything exists in the world together, entwined and interdependent, all actions have consequences and that nothing can survive in isolation.

15 JUN – 22 SEP 2019
Heritage
North Coast Art Triennale
Sjælland, Denmark

At the 2019 North Coast Art Triennal, artists from Denmark and the other Nordic countries will explore the regional, historic and specific conceptual qualities of the term heritage based on the new Kongernes Nordsjælland (Royal North Sjælland) National Park and the diversity of cultural history that is embedded there. Based on this, the artists will create numerous artworks for the specific sites in interaction and exchange with the residents and with the collaboration and dialogue partners of Gribskov’s arts and cultural institutions.

Curated by Carina Zunino

“Heritage and cultural heritage are extensive concepts that include both the material world that is left to posterity but also the more intangible and abstract aspects, the cultural elements of human consciousness such as language, philosophy of life and forms of interaction that comprise narratives about the past and that also include a common foundation about the overall framework, such as the “Nordic” setting, and minor differences from one region to another in a small country such as Denmark.

The migration of people and the many global communication networks today create a need for us to carefully consider our origin and personal identity. But heritage also helps to embed us in time. Heritage reminds us who we once were and sets a direction for who we can become.”
—Carina Zunino

28 FEB – 13 APR 2019
Anatomy of Political Melancholy II
Schwarz Foundation, Athens Conservtoire
Athens, Greece

Participating Artists: Katerina Apostolidou, Marc Bauerm Marianna Christofides, Eirene Efstathiou, Marina Gioti, Sara Sejin Chang [Sara Van der Heide], Jan Peter Hammer, Sven Johne, Yorgos Karailias, Spiros Kay, Ariane Loze, Depression Era , Adrian Melis, Tom Molloy, Jennifer Nelson, George Prinos, Chrysa Romanou, Hans Rosenström, Georges Salameh, Nestori Syrjälä, Thu Van Tran, Dimitris Tsoumplekas, Bram Van Meervelde

The Schwarz Foundation is pleased to announce its 1st major exhibition in #Athens, following the opening of the Foundation’s Art Space Pythagorion in #Samos in 2012. The exhibition, entitled Anatomy of Political Melancholy, probes the increasing and widespread loss of faith in politics and politicians today. The 24 international artists and one artist’s group in it probe different aspects of our current political discontent, explore its effects on the older and the younger generation, and examine how this disillusionment with our present political condition in Europe has created a sense of impasse and how it manifests itself in our everyday lives and in the public domain. Philosopher Lieven de Cauter has called this phenomenon ‘political melancholy’.

Organised by the Schwarz Foundation
Curated by Katerina Gregos

28 SEP – 28 OCT 2018
Ett Kluvet Hus
Ljudbänken, Stockholm konst, public soundwork in Humlegården
Stockholm, Sweden

Curated by Frida Cornell

23 SEP – 30 SEP 2018
The Third Ear
Vooruit
Ghent, Belgium

Participating Artists: Forced Entertainment, Voldemārs Johansons, Kate Krolle, Hans Rosenström

Curated by Gundega Laivinas

“In the world overwhelmed by visual culture our eyesight gradually becomes detached from other senses. What we see has no influence on what we feel or think. In the reality filled with endless noise our gift of hearing loses its sharpness and we cease to listen. As Vooruit opens its doors for another challenging season, this is an invitation to stand still and to practice listening as it will sustain us for the season ahead, both at Vooruit and outside in the real world. To share the space built from sound, words and stories, to feel its tactility. To experience the moment when the sense of hearing becomes the skill of listening.”
—Gundega Laivinas

16 SEP – 24 SEP 2018
Salon 63
Public art projects and collaborations in different salons along the bus route 63
London, UK

Thirteen artists have been paired with ten hair & beauty salons along the route of the number 63 bus (from Clerkenwell to Peckham) and commissioned to make site-specific works that reflect upon these vibrant institutions and their crucial role at the heart of the local community

Participating Artists: Larry Achiampong, Nick Bashall, Gabriele Beveridge, Ellen Gallagher, Gery Georgieva, Beatrice Hasell-McCosh, Tyga Helme, Daniel Kelly (DKUK), Paul Kindersley, Eloise Lawson, Andrew Logan, Isaac Olvera, Paloma Proudfoot, Hans Rosenström, Stasis, Freddy Tuppen, Kirsty Tuner Jones

Curated by Sasha Galitzine

2 JUN – 28 OCT 2018
1st Riga International Biennial of Contemporary Art
Everything Was Forever, Until It Was No More
Riga, Latvia

Curated by Katerina Gregos

Speed is the form of ecstasy the technical revolution has bestowed on man… He is caught in a fragment of time cut off from both the past and the future; he is wrenched from the continuity of time; he is outside time…
—Milan Kundera, Slowness, 1996

Change is a constant and imperceptible process. Nothing remains the same and yet it often feels as if things are fixed, solid certainties. Change operates in strange ways. ‘Ta panta rhei’ (everything flows), the ancient Greek philosopher Heraclitus pointed out, meaning that: everything is constantly changing, from the smallest organic particle to the whole universe. According to him, every seemingly stable object is ultimately a figment of one’s imagination; only change itself is real, being constant and in eternal flux, like the continuous flow of the river, which always renews itself and only appears to remain the same over time. Until recently – and excluding those rarer radical moments of personal, social or political transformation – change has appeared to creep up on us slowly. But then it sometimes happens that one day we ‘wake up’ and experience a sudden break in consciousness. It abruptly dawns on us that our world has changed beyond recognition. We feel as if we have been thrust into the future, unwittingly. In recent years, and particularly since the advent of the technological revolution, it seems that even the Heraclitan constant flow of things has turned into a torrent. Our world seems to be ever accelerating. As James Gleick argues in Faster: The Acceleration of Just About Everything: “We have reached the epoch of the nanosecond. This is the heyday of speed”. The 1st Riga Biennial will reflect on the phenomenon of change – how it is anticipated, experienced, grasped, assimilated and dealt with at this time of accelerated transitions and the increasing speeding up of our lives.

List of participating Artists: https://www.rigabiennial.com/riboca/artists

15 MAY – 30 SEP 2018
Söderlångvik
Solo show
I enrum
Söderlångvik, Island of Kimito, Finland

13 JAN – 28 JAN 2018
Nordic DeLights
Light Art Festival, Soho, London UK

Participating Artists: Oskar Koliander (DE/SE), Jesper Kongshaug (DE), Jakob Kvist (DE), Hans Erik Madsen, Ragnar Mar Nikulasson (IS), Vesa-Pekka Rannikko (FI), Taneli Rautiainen (FI), Hans Rosenstrom (FI), Anne Katrine Senstad (NO), Marita Isobel Solberg (NO), Pink Twins (FI), Timo Vaittinen (FI), Jarno Vesala (FI)

Directed & curated by Vassiliki Tzanakou

11 AUG – 3 SEP 2017
a u g u s t
Solo show
Helsinki Contemporary

“The different works in the exhibition are like stages on a shared timeline – with apparently mutually independent moments becoming interlinked and constituting a common narrative,”

The Gallery space will be taken over by a narrative, multi-channel sound installation The Sea – Chapter I. The work is a continuation of Rosenström’s Shoreline sound installation shown in June-July 2017 in the international ARoS Triennial in Aarhus, Denmark. In the work the overlaid voices deal with questions about the interaction between nature and the human community. Rosenström has written the words together with the Palestinian poet Farah Chamma.

The sound work will be accompanied by two large series of photograms – exposed directly onto photographic paper – that depict time and the mutability of nature. Jökulsárlón I and II follow the melting process of two pieces of iceberg ice taken from Iceland. Documenting the rapid disappearance of ice created under pressure over the course of centuries emphasizes the condensation of time, and reminds us of its consequences in a world that is being powerfully re-shaped by humankind.

The exhibition ends with a photograph diptych that had its beginnings in the feeling of disorientation that arose during the UK’s Brexit process. BBC 29.03 shows the debate in the UK Parliament on triggering Article 50 in March 2017, which was the official start of the UK’s leaving the European Union. The exhibition photographs have not been post-processed, but are documentations of live BBC TV transmissions, in which outside interference has broken up the image on screen.

3 JUN – 30 JUL 2017
The Garden – End of Times; Beginning of Time
ARoS Triennial, ARoS Art Museum
Århus, Denmark

The Garden exhibiton is divided in three parts, The Past, The Present and The Future.

Partisipating Artists: Oscar Lhermitte, Ackroyd & Harvey, Cyprien Gaillard, Mark Dion, Fujiko Nakaya, E.B. ITSO, Ismar Cirkinagic, Sif Itona Westerberg, Elmgreen & Dragset, Lucien Castaing-Taylor and Véréna Paravel, Doug Aitken, Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Tomás Saraceno, Hans Rosenström, Katharina Grosse, Rirkrit Tiravanija & Nikolaus Hirsch and Michel Müller, Tue Greenfort, Anssi Pulkkinen and Taneli Rautiainen, Simon Starling, Max Hooper Schneider, Alicja Kwade, Henrik Menné, Pia Sirén, Rune Bosse, E.B. ITSO, Meg Webster, Sarah Sze, Tacita Dean, Yto Barrada and Superflex.

The curatorial team for The Garden is: Erlend G. Høyersten, Lise Pennington, Jakob Vengberg Sevel,  Marie Nipper, Anne Mette Thomsen

06 APR –
Balance
Continuous Drift
Meeting House Square
Dublin, Ireland

Continuous Drift is a evolving public sound installation by Sven Anderson in 2015. Today it holds contributions from 33 artists and collectives, located in Meeting House Square in Dublin, Ireland. Anyone visiting the square can use their smartphone, tablet, or computer to select sound works from the contributing artists to play back from eight loudspeakers integrated into the public architecture, for everyone to hear.

The edition for 2017 titled Balance features works by: Peter Cusack (UK), Moritz Fehr (DE), Marco Fusinato (AU), Jennie Guy (IE), Christina Kubisch (DE), Hans Rosenström (FI)

8 FEB – 28 FEB 2017
Calm before storm
Waterside Contemporary
London, UK

Participating artists: Nikita Kadan, Anetta Mona Chişa & Lucia Tkáčová, Marinella Senatore, anonymous, Kamen Stoyanov, Mounira Al Solh, Oreet Ashery, Iván Argote, Nick Hornby, Núria Güell, Nicoline van Harskamp, Marianna Christofides and Hans Rosenström

15 DEC 2016
William Thuring Prize awarded by the Finnish Art Society

13 DEC & 15 DEC 2016
Book Launch of The Imaginary Reader by VOLT

Tuesday 13 December 2016 at 20:00
Landmark/Bergen Kunsthall
Bergen, Norway

Thursday 15 December 2016 at 19:00
Black Box Teater
Marstrandgata 8
Oslo, Norway

The Imaginary Reader is both an anthology of commissioned texts by a variety of writers, artists, critics, art historians and philosophers and an exhibition in the form of a book with several artworks. The book is meant as a stimulus to thinking about the imaginary and the relationship between fiction and reality. By way of artworks, experimental texts and reflections it offers a range of angles and ideas on different aspects of the imaginary.

Contributors:
Øystein Aasan, aiPotu, Andreas Angelidakis, BADco., Erick Beltrán & Bernardo Ortiz, Milena Bonilla, Michel de Broin, Barbara Casavecchia, Daniela Cascella, Jan Christensen, Phil Coy, Bojana Cvejić & Ana Vujanović, Judith Dybendal, Mette Edvardsen, Espen Sommer Eide, Tom Engels, Jan Freuchen, Stian Gabrielsen, Dora García, Andrea Geyer, Pedro Gómez-Egaña, Avery F. Gordon, Ane Graff, Luis Guerra, Mai Hofstad Gunnes, Johannes Heldén, Vlatka Horvat, Richard Ibghy & Marilou Lemmens, Institutt for Farge, Dimitris Ioannou, Ivana Ivković, Marte Johnslien, Cecilia Jonsson, Valentinas Klimašauskas, Brandon LaBelle, John Lely, Per-Oskar Leu, Lewis & Taggart, Isabell Lorey, Young Lunde, Kristin Nordhøy, Linn Pedersen, plan b, Alexandra Pirici, Mikkel Bolt Rasmussen, Hans Rosenström, Andreas Schlaegel, Ingerid S. Straume, Jon Benjamin Tallerås, Hans E. Thorsen, Ève K. Tremblay, Synnøve Marie Vik, Jacob Wren, Icaro Zorbar

Editor: Marie Nerland
Book design: Erik Johan Worsøe Eriksen

Volt 2016
ISBN 978-82-303-2814-9
Pages: 240
Hardcover: 24 x 33 cm
Language: English
The book is available from Volt’s website and at selected book stores.

07 DEC – 18 DEC 2016
Revive!
Group Exhibition
The Crypt of St Mary Magdalene Church
London, UK

Participating artists: STASIS, Pavel Pepperstein, Adam Barker-Mill, Hans Rosenström, Carolyn Barker-Mill, Alan Magee, Jonathan McCree, Niklas Gustafson and Col Self.

Curated by: Galitzine and Mackenzie

18 OCT 2016
2066
Värtahamnen, Stockholm
Sweden

Inaguration of the public art work 2066 created for the newly developed pier in Värtahamnen, Stockholm.
Commissioned by Stockholm Konst and the Ports of Stockholm.

26 AUG – 28 AUG 2016
Off Seasons
Chart Art Fair
Copenhagen Denmark

Sound installation
Duration: 29’16’’ Loop

2016’s CHART SPECIAL ART PROGRAM premieres Off Seasons – a collaborative project between Finnish-Swedish artist Hans Rosenström and the Danish artist duo Stormglas (Andreas Borregaard and Mikkel Sørensen). Off Seasons is a reinterpretation of Stormglas’ sound work ‘Seasons’ (2013), for which Borregaard and Sørensen commissioned four Nordic composers to each create a contemporary interpretation of one our four seasons; ‘Sprout’ by Rasmus Zwicki (DK),  ‘L’estate – summer from hell’ by Fredrik Österling (S), ‘Autumn’ by Sunleif Rasmussen (FO) and ‘Wenn es winter ist’ by Martin Rane Bauck (N).

Rosenström has reworked these four compositions into one multi-channel sound installation for the Yellow Courtyard at Charlottenborg. Hereby, Off Seasons takes threads from Stormglas’ original work and provides a new sensory and spatial experience of the music to the viewer. The installation, a minimal landscape that balances between nurture and neglect, springs from Rosenströms fascination of the cyclical conditions that appear in nature and our cultures constant strive to cultivate and master them.

Commissioned by CHART Art Fair.

13 APR 2016
Book release
Plats til plats – 9 konstnärers reflektion kring platstrelaterat arbete
at 17:00
 Kafé EKA
Tromsø Kunstforening, Tromsø, Norway

Editor and artist Lisa Torell in conversation with artist Hans Rosenström, curator Hanne Gudrun Gulljord and architect Sara Lund.

02 – 07 MAR 2016
Playroom
Union Club Studios
London, UK

Participating artists:
Alice Anderson, Adam Barker-Mill, Bronwen Buckeridge, Marie Jacotey, Egor Kraft, Silvia Lerin, Imogen Lloyd, Alan Magee, Simon Mathers, Jonathan McCree, Nika Neelova, Paloma Proudfoot & Aniela Piasecka, Hans Rosenström and Freddy Tuppen

Curated by:
Olga MacKenzie & Sasha Galitzine

11 NOV – MAY 2016
Imitation Game
Public Art Exhibition
Maraya Art Park
Sharjah, UAE

Participating artists:
Fayçal Baghriche, Nick Ferguson, Tatiana Echeverri Fernandez, Sonja Gerdes, Ludovica Gioscia, Hans Rosenström and Kim Schoen

Curated by Alexandra MacGilp

20 —21 NOV 2015
Narracje 7: Smugglers
Nowy Port, Gdansk, Poland

Participating artists:
Katka Blajchert, Aleksandra Ciapka, Witosław Czerwonka, Monika Drożyńska, Andris Eglītis, Klara Hobza, Jon Irigoyen, Łukasz Jastrubczak, Olga Jitlina, Alejandro Ramirez, Flo Kasearu, Daniel Knorr, Olga Kowalska, Xawery Wolski, Adrian ‘Lipskee’ Lipiński, Michał Iwlof, Odnawianko, Zosia Martin, Maja Zaleska, Michał Szymończyk, Patrycja Orzechowska, Pomme de Terre, Hans Rosenström, Lisa Torell, Anu Vahtra, Małgorzata Wesołowska, Gabriela Warzycka-Tutak, Anna Wesołowska–Owczarska

Curated by Anna Smolak

11 SEP – 26 OCT 2015
Why is the remote always so far away
Solo exhibition
Maria Stenfors
London, UK

18 JULY – 23 AUG 2015
The Vanishing Point of History
L’Été Photographique de Lectoure
Lectoure, France

Participating artists:
Larry Achiampong, Bertille Bak, Eric Baudelaire, David Birkin, David Blandy, Matthew Buckingham, Sarah Dobai, Mounir Fatmi, Joachim Koester, Rä di Martino, Melik Ohanian, Uriel Orlow, Marco Poloni, Hans Rosenström and Lina Selander

Curated by Catsou Roberts

5 JUNE – 2 AUG 2015
Ett kluvet hus – Den ena
Solo exhibition
Galleri Elverket, Ekenäs, Finland

5 JUNE – 2 AUG 2015
Ett kluvet hus – Den andra
Solo exhibition
Sinne, Helsinki, Finland

31 MAY 2015
“The frustrated witness”: realizing near misses within temporary exhibitions.
Symposium by Flis Holland, with Florian Dombois, Hans Rosenström, and Juuso Tervo.

1st Research Pavilion: Experimentality, 56th Venice Biennale

The University of the Arts Helsinki organizes a Research Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale. This first Research Pavilion consists of an international contemporary art exhibition and a platform for events featuring artistic research. Deploying the theme of “Experimentality,” the dynamic between artistic research and contemporary art will be articulated.

Commissioner: Anita Seppä
Curators: Jan Kaila and Henk Slager
Coordination: Academy of Fine Arts, University of the Arts Helsinki

ARS FENNICA 2015
The candidates for the Ars Fennica art award 2015 have been announced. The nominated artists for the biggest art prize in Finland are Laura Könönen, Outi Pieski, Hans Rosenström, Mika Taanila and artist duo Pink Twins (Vesa Vehviläinen and Juha Vehviläinen).

The candidates have been selected by the Award Panel: chair Leena Niemistö, MD, members sculptor Markus Kåhre, painter Elina Merenmies and Museum Director Pirkko Siitari.

The award includes a monetary prize of 40 000 euro, an e-catalogue of works by the winner and an exhibition at Hämeenlinna Art Museum in autumn 2015.

The award is granted by the Henna and Pertti Niemistö Ars Fennica Art Foundation. In 2015 the Ars Fennica is being awarded for the 22nd time. The purpose of the award is to open up new international contacts for the Finnish art world, to encourage artists in their creative work, and to promote interest in contemporary art among the general public.

In 2015 award winner will be chosen by curator and writer Charles Esche.

23 NOV 2014 – 29 MARCH 2015
Theater of the Mind
Cranbrook Art Museum
Bloomfield Hills, MI, USA

Participating artists:
Bruce Nauman, Roni Horn, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Anthony McCall, Dunne & Raby/Michael Anastassiades, Marcelline Delbecq, Marcos Luytens, Adam Lee Miller, Hans Rosenström

Curated by Laura Mott

5 DEC 2014 – 1 MAR 2015
Sound, Image, Experience
Wäinö Aaltonen Museum of Art
Turku, Finland

Participating artists:
James Andean, Risto-Pekka Blom, IC-98, Antti Immonen, Saara-Maria Kariranta, Hannu Karjalainen, Jouna Karsi, Juhana Moisander, Merja Nieminen, Taneli Rautiainen, Hans Rosenström, Emma Rönnholm, Heidi Tikka, Videokaffe, Kati Åberg

22 JAN 2015
Talk Art/ Talk Society: How Does Art Gain Visibility?
The Finnish Institute in London
Unit 1, 3 York Way
London N1C 4AE
6-8:30 pm

The Finnish Institute in London launches a new talk series at their new location in King’s Cross. The Talk Art / Talk Society series brings together Finnish and British experts to an informal chat engaging the audience. The talks will focus on different topics and are followed by informal drinks and networking.

The topic of the first talk is How Does Art Gain Visibility? The speakers are Finnish artist Hans Rosenström and British art critic and curator James Putnam. The director of the Finnish institute, Pauliina Ståhlberg will moderate the talk.

7 NOV 2014 – 13 DEC 2014
Confusion in her eyes that says it all
Maria Stenfors
London, UK

Participating artists:
Tamsin Casswell, Jennifer Douglas, Hans Rosenström

Curated by Maria Stenfors

3 DEC 2014 – 6 DEC 2014
Initiatives for Individuality
Untitled. Art Fair Miami, USA

Participating artists:
Anastasia Ax, Emma Helle, Olli Keränen, Maija Luutonen, Teemu Korpela, Hans Rosenström

Curated by Aura Seikkula

Initiatives for Individuality gives a content and concept driven introduction to the Finnish contemporary art scene. The selection of galleries and art spaces showcases a variety of actors from the independent to the commercial, from the agency to the collaborator. With this focus, the project presents how the multifaceted scene facilitates for and develops contemporary art, its processes and productions.

The participating artists are internationally exhibiting, conceptually individual and methodologically distinct. All their practices have a dialogic relation to a site of operation. With the variety of mediums the project takes into account the countless, cutting-edge installation possibilities at UNTITLED.

Aura Seikkula is a curator and researcher based in Stockholm, where she is curator for the Artipelag Konsthall.

DATES

Vernissage: Monday, December 1, 6pm – 9pm (by invitation only)
VIP Preview: Tuesday, December 2, 3pm – 7pm (VIP card holders only)

Open to the Public:
December 3 Wednesday – 3pm – 7pm
December 4 Thursday – 11am – 7pm
December 5 Friday – 11am – 7pm
December 6 Saturday – 11am – 7pm
December 7 Sunday – 11am – 4pm

7 JUNE 2014 – 6 JULY 2014
Divisions – and Other Possibilities
Solo Exhibition
Helsinki Contemporary, Helsinki, Finland

12 MARCH 2014 – 12 MAY 2014
Encounter: Listening to the City
Maraya Art Centre, Sharjah, UAE

Encounter: Listening to the City explores how individuals carve out autonomous spaces of agency and self-expression and forge new communities in a rapidly changing urban environment. Encounter invites the public to experience and engage with the sound installations presented in the Maraya Art Park in shipping containers, covered walkways and other sites.

Participating artists:
Kapwani Kiwanga, Hans Rosenström, Joe Namy, Deniz Uster, Maitha Bin Demithan, Hind Mezaina and Ala Ebtekar

Curated by Ali MacGilp

29 JAN 2014 – 1 MARCH 2014
In Good Faith
Solo exhibition
Finnish Institute, Stockholm, Sweden

28 SEPT 2013 – 5 JAN 2014
Acting in the City
Norrköpings Konstmuseum, Norrköping, Sweden

Participating artists:
Johanna Adebäck, Falah Alani, Catti Brandelius, Ylva Ceder, Carl Johan De Geer, Claudia Djabbari, Öyvind Fahlström, Unni Gjertsen, Jeppe Hein, Fredrik Ilmarson, Matti Kallioinen, Martin Karlsson Tebus, Local A: Jenny Berntsson and Felice Hapetzeder, Carsten Nicolai, Katarina Nitsch, Stina Opitz, Hans Rosenström, Natasha Rosling

Curated by Susanne Ewerlöf

04 SEPT 2013 – 24 NOV 2013
Minneskonst/Art of Memory
Bonniers konsthall, Stockholm

Art of Memory is a series of exhibitions at Bonniers Konsthall and surrounding museums that discusses today’s conceptions of memory and history. Through lectures, performances and a publication the exhibition offers parallel stories about the past – stories that question how memories, individual and collective, real or constructed, build both our past and our future.

At Bonniers Konsthall, three parallel solo exhibitions will be shown within the galleries where each artist is given the opportunity to exhibit a comprehensive series of works within the new context of the surrounding artistries. Outside of the konsthall, a ring of works by participating artists will be presented at the Observatory Museum, Jewish Museum, Strindberg Museum, Music and Theatre Library, Stockholm Public Library, Haunted Palace (Scheffler´s Palace) and Vasaparken in relation to the various museum collections.

Participating artists:
Tarek Atoui
Gerard Byrne
Ann Böttcher
Cecilia Edefalk
Raqs Media Collective
Hans Rosenström
Alina Szapocznikow

18 SEPT 2013
Salon: Artists and researchers in dialogue
Artist Hans Rosenström chats with Johan Redin, music critic and researcher in aesthetics at Södertörn University
6 pm – 7 pm at Bonniers Konsthall

1 NOV 2013 – 24 NOV 2013
In Good Faith
Solo Exhibition, Konstfabriken, Hörnan
Borgå, Finland

16 AUG 2013 – 21 OCT 2013
The Invisible Lady
Amos Anderson Art Museum, Helsinki

The Invisible Lady is a reference to Stina Krook, a real life Finnish philanthropist, and the foundation that bears her name. Four young Finnish artists – Aurora Reinhard, Pilvi Takala, Erkka Nissinen and Hans Rosenström – have come together to build an exhibition, with a separate section dedicated to each. Together, they explore social identities, the individual blending into their surroundings and the act of becoming invisible without disappearing entirely.

Part of Helsinki Festival and in cooperation with Stina Krooks stiftelse.

Curated by Kai Kartio and Kaj Martin

9 OCT 2013 – 13 OCT 2013
A Part and the Whole
Solo exhibition, Litteratursymposiet i Odda
Nitrogenanlegget, Odda Smelteverk, Norway
VOLT

Curated by Marie Nerland

21 JUNE 2013 – 09 SEPT 2013
Nouvelles Vagues: The Black Moon
Palais de Tokyo, Paris

Nouvelles Vagues is a large-scale event involving 21 young curators from 13 different countries, selected by a jury from over 500 candidates, working individually or in groups.

“The Black Moon”
With: Boris Achour, John Bock, Talia Chetrit, Sophie Dubosc, Latifa Echakhch, Carl Johan Högberg, Pierre Huyghe, Julien Langendorff, Joanna Lombard, Ursula Mayer, Melvin Moti, Isabel Nolan, Ylva Ogland, Erik Pirolt, Emilie Pitoiset, Agnieszka Polska, Hans Rosenström, Martin Soto Climent, Linda Tedsdotter

Curated by Sinziana Ravini

04 MAY 2013 – 18 AUG 2013
24 Spaces – A Cacophony (The Living Art Museum)
Malmö Konsthall, Sweden

The 24 Spaces exhibition literally creates spaces for non-commercial activities. For the exhibition, Malmö Konsthall will be divided into 24 spaces of 80 square metres each. The Living Art Museum (Nýló) is an artist-run institution in Reykjavik with a focus on experiments in the visual arts. Participating artists in the Living Art Museum’s space:

Bjarki Bragason
Deirdre M. Donoghue
Charles Gaines
Hans Rosenström

23 MAY 2013 – 23 JUNE 2013
Critical Mass
Public art exhibition
St Petersburg, Russia

Now in its second edition, Critical Mass is an international public art project that aims to produce knowledge about public space as a platform for open critical discussion. Critical Mass is organised by the Creative Association of Curators (TOK), and takes place in the Frunzensky district of St. Petersburg

Participating artists:
Joanna Rajkowska (Poland)
Hans Rosenström (Finland)
Gareth Kennedy (Ireland)
Stas Bags and Konstantin Fedorov (Russia)
Annika Eriksson (Sweden)
Egor Shmonin and Alexei Kubasov (Russia)

Curated by Anna Bitkina and Maria Veits

05 APR 2013 – 14 APR 2013
Sequences VI
Real time art festival
Reykjavik, Iceland

Participating artists:

Gretar Reynisson (IS), Tumi Magnússon (IS), Tova Mozard (SE), Sigrún Hrólfsdóttir (IS), Rebekka Moran (US), Ragnheiður Gestsdóttir (IS), Ragnar Kjartansson (IS), Meriç Algün-Ringborg (TR/SE), Martha Wilson (US), Magnús Sigurðarson (IS), Magnús Logi Kristinsson  (IS), Kristleifur Björnsson (IS), Hans Rosenström (SE/FI), Guido van der Werve (NL/FI), Eva Ísleifsdóttir (IS), Erla Silfá Þorgrímsdóttir (NO), Eygló Harðardóttir & Ríkharður H. Friðriksson (IS), Emily Wardill (UK), Curver Thoroddsen (IS), Aleesa Cohene (CA)

Curated by Markús Þór Andrésson

07 FEB 2013 – 10 MAR 2013
In Good Faith
Solo Exhibition
PROJECT
Galerie Anhava
Helsinki, Finland

Curated by Piia Oksanen

02 NOV 2012 – 03 MAR 2013
Reality Bites
Group Exhibition
KIASMA – Museum of Contemporary Art
Helsinki, Finland

Participating Artists:
Lauri Anttila, Miroslaw Balka, Christian Boltanski, Sergey Bratkov, Søren Dahlgaard, Joakim Eskildsen, Maria Friberg, Ivan Grubanov, Michal Heiman, IC-98, Dzamil Kamanger , Sanna Kannisto, Otto Karvonen, Kaisu Koivisto, Anne Koskinen, Heta Kuchka, Karri Kuoppala, Riikka Kuoppala, Mikko Kuorinki, Tuomas Aleksander Laitinen & Tatu Tuominen, Ville Lenkkeri, Peter Liversidge, Sami Lukkarinen, Pekka Luukkola, Andreas Lycke, Gintaras Makarevicius, Cildo Meireles, Boris Mihailov, Mox Mäkelä, Esko Männikkö, Janne Nabb & Maria Teeri, Maija Närhinen, Anu Pennanen, Harri Pälviranta, Tuomo Rainio, Jasper Rigole, Hans Rosenström, Topi Ruotsalainen, Janne Räisänen, Perttu Saksa, Elina Saloranta, Karin Sander, Lindsay Seers, Jari Silomäki, Axel Straschnoy, Petri Summanen, Outi Sunila, Anne Tamminen, Pauliina Turakka Purhonen, Kari Vehosalo, Lawrence Weiner, Darius Ziura

Curated by Eija Aarnio, Leevi Haapala, Saara Hacklin, Patrik Nyberg

29 AUG 2012 – 26 SEP 2012
Volumi contrastanti / Kontrasterande volymer
Group exhibition
Italian Culture Institute
Stockholm, Sweden

Participating artists:
Maria Andersson, Marco Di Giuseppe, Karin Lindh, Elena Mazzi, Malin Pettersson Öberg and Hans Rosenström.

Curated by Elina Suoyrjö and Rosario Sorbello

08 JUN 2012 – 23 SEP 2012
Pintojen välissä
Solo Exhibition
Takkahuone
Aboa Vetus & Ars Nova
Turku, Finland

Curated by Pamela Andersson and Laura Boxberg

16 AUG 2012 – 26 AUG 2012
NOORDERZON
Performing Arts Festival
Groningen, The Netherlands

04 JUL 2012 – 07 JUL 2012
BALTOSCANDAL
International Theatre Festival
Rakvere, Estonia

24 MAY 2012 – 03 JUN 2012
Undergo. The Parallels
Group exhibition that takes place in Tbilisi pedestrian underground passages.
GeoAIR
Tbilisi, Georgia

The project is organised by GeoAIR and curated by Nini Palavandishvili

Venues:
Underground passages at: Baratashvili Bridge; Kolmeurneoba Sq.; Leonidze Str. (Freedom Sq.); Kashveti Church / 1st public school; Opera and Ballet State Theatre; Rose Revolution /Republic Sq.; Kostava / Belinski Str.; Heroes Sq.; Vake Park; Kipshidze Str.

Participating Artists:
Agnieszka Pokrywka, Alex Axinte/Cristi Borcan as studioBASAR, Alicja Rogalska, Andrea Schneemeier, ART Laboratory, Elizabeth White/William Alfonso Arbizu, Frauke Schmidt/Jan Paul Herzer/Max Kullmann, Giorgi Kvinikadze, Hans Rosenstrom, Helmut Kandl, Irina Kurtishvili/Andreas M. Kaufmann, Jonathan Karkut/Julie Scott/Torange Khonsari as Public Works, Katharina Stadler, Keto Logua, Konstantine Mindadze, Kote Sulaberidze, Ludwig Kittinger/ Fernando Mesquita as Ve.Sch, Mamuka Samkharadze, Mariann Opplinger/Sophie Hoffer/Koka Vashakidze, Natalie Nebieridze, Nuka Megrelishvili, Oliver Ressler, Romana Schmalisch, Stefan Rusu, Tamar Gurgenidze, Tamuna Karumidze, Tilmann Meyer-Faje, Vasil Macharadze, Mariam Besiashvili/Inga Samkharadze/Tamar Caduneli/Ruska Abesadze, David Chikhladze, Koka Ramishvili, Niko Tsetskhladeze, Mamuka Tsetskhladze, Lia Shvelidze, Gia Rigvava, Oleg Timchenko, Mamuka Japharidze documented in Archive Material.

25 MAR 2012 – 14 APR 2012
So You Say
Group exhibition
West Space
Melbourne, Australia

Participating Artists:
Jessie McIllhenney, Katie Collins, Miriam Bäckström, Pål Sommelius, Will Box, ZBR Production (Jennifer Rainsford, Lena Christina Bergendahl and Rut Karin Zettergren), Hans Rosenström and Dominic Redfern

Curated by Anabelle Lacroix & Dominic Redfern

06 JAN 2012 – 22 JAN 2012
INTERSECCIÓN
Santiago a Mil
Centro Gabriela Mistral
Santiago, Chile

Participating artists: Romeo Castellucci (Italy), Monika Pormale (Latvia), Mareunrol’s (Latvia), Anna Viebrock (Germany), Bohdan Holomíček (Czech Republic) and Hans Rosenström (Finland).

23 SEP 2011 – 12 FEB 2012
Reflective Shadow. 10 Contemporary Artists from Finland
ORDRUPGAARD
Charlottenlund, Denmark

Participating Artists:
Malin Ahlsved, Axel Antas, H.C. Berg, Mi Duncker, Saara Ekström, Lotta Ingman, Marjo Levlin, Nina Roos, Hans Rosenström and Kim Simonsson

Curated by: Leevi Haapala

PRIZE 2011 The 2011 recipient of the Finnish Art Association Ducat prize (Dukaattipalkinto).

05 NOV 2011 – 11 DEC 2011
NORDIC ART TODAY Conceptual depts, broken dreams, new horizons
Group exhibition
Loft Project ETAGI
Saint Petersburg, Russia

Participating artists:
Tatiana Akhmetgalieva, Kasper Akhøj, Lene Berg, Eva la Cour, Nanna Debois Buhl, Leander Djønne, Silas Emmery, Steingrim ur Eyfjörd, Gunndis Yr Finnbogadottir, Bodil Furu,  Ivan Galuzin, Goksøyr & Martens, Allen Grubesic, Tamar Guimaraes, Bjørn-Kowalski Hansen, Goran Hassanpour, Siri Hermansen, IC-98, Unnar Örn Jonasson & Olivia Plender, Vlad Kulkov, Anna Lindal, Bjarki Bragason, Dorinel Marc, Hans Rosenström, Soap Group, Stas Bugs, Johan Thurfjell, Grigory Yushchenko, Jani Ruscica, Johan Zetterquist

The concept of the exhibition was developed by the international curatorial team consisting of Kari J. Brandtzaeg (Norway), Birta Guðjonsdottir (Iceland), Anna Bitkina (Russia), Power Ekroth (Sweden), Aura Seikkula (Finland) and Simon Sheikh (Denmark)

25 OCT 2011 – 26 OCT 2011
METEOR 2011
International Festival of Performing Arts
bit teatergarasjen
Bergen, Norway

18 JUN 2011 – 02 OCT 2011
The 6th MOMENTUM BIENNIAL
IMAGINE BEING HERE NOW
Moss, Norway

The 6th Momentum Biennial, held in Moss, Norway, is predicated upon a conviction that the complexities of orientating the world depend on factors of memory and imagination that inevitably transpire within time and space. Indeed, we tend to emphasize the latter when considering human experience, but for each individual time and space expands back and forth, up and down and even sideways (to whatever elements each person takes into consideration at any given moment). The inherent present of each individual not only extends to momentary impressions but to his or her past as well as their expectations of the future, owing to the fact that we have the ability to imagine being somewhere else entirely, in any other place at any other time.

Participating artists:

Øystein Aasan (NO), Caroline Achaintre (FR), Harpa Árnadóttir (IS), Michael Baers (US), Margrét H. Blöndal (IS), Paolo Bottarelli (IT), KP Brehmer (DE), Elina Brotherus (FI), Heman Chong (SG), Bruce Conner (US), Jason Dodge (US), Aleksandra Domanović (RS), Leif Elggren (SE), Luca Frei (SE), Ellie Ga (US), Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir (IS), Hamza Halloubi (MA), Magnús, Logi Kristinsson (IS), Matti Kujasalo (FI), Oliver Laric (AU), Karl Larsson (SE), Ann Lislegaard (NO), The Long Now Foundation (US), Lorenzo Scotto di Luzio (IT), Katarina Löfström (SE), Daniel Medina (VE), Maria Miesenberger (SE), Naeem Mohaiemen (BD), Ulrike Mohr (DE), Eadweard Muybridge (UK), Simon Dybbroe Møller (DK), Rosalind Nashashibi (UK), Ioana Nemes (RO), Finnbogi Pétursson (IS), Prinz Gholam (LB/DE), Raqs Media Collective (IN), Mandla Reuter (ZA), Nikolai von Rosen (DE), Hans Rosenström (FI), Andreas Siqueland (NO), SEXTAGS (NO), Simon Starling (UK), Fiete Stolte (DE), Superflex (DK), Ines Tartler (DE), Roi Vaara (FI), Kjell Varvin (NO), Bettina Camilla Vestergaard (DK), Wooloo (DK), George Young (UK)

The curators of the 6th Momentum Biennial are (click here to read more):

Aura Seikkula, FI
Christian Skovbjerg Jensen, DE
Marianne Zamecznik, NO
Markús Thór Andrésson, IS
Theodor Ringborg, SE

28 SEP 2011
Festival Divadelna Nitra
Nitra, Slovakia

A part of the Intersection program from Prague Quadrennial will be shown in the festival in Nitra. Mikado will be showed on the 28th of September.

Participating artists:
Monika Pormale (Latvia)
Hans Rosenström (Finland)
Terike Haapoja (Finland)
Dace Džeriņa (Latvia)

24 SEP 2011 – 26 SEP 2011
STEIRICHER HERBST
Blindsight
Second Worlds
Graz, Austria

“Second Worlds” – the theme of this year’s steirischer herbst – sets out in search of cultural,
social, political and psychological parallel worlds: as conceptual alternatives, models of thought,
levers for a change of paradigm that suddenly allow us to see things differently. Even with a
minor shift of perspective and parameters, things start to slide: adjust the focus and what is clear becomes blurred, what is blurred becomes clear, and we recognise different structures,
different layers, different realities.

15 SEP 2011 – 25 SEP 2011
FAST
International Festival of Contemporary Arts
Terni, Italy

Participating artist in the Intersection program:
Joao Galante / Ana Borralho
Hans Rosenström
Paul Divjak
Mareunrol’s
Dejan Klaudjerovic
Dace Džeriņa

03 SEP 2011 – 09 SEP 2011
HOMO NOVUS
International Festival of Contemporary Theatre
Riga, Latvia

Participating artists in the INTERSECTION program:
Romeo Castellucci
Monika Pormale
Hans Rosenström
Dace Džeriņa
Reinis Suhanovs
Bohdan Holomiček
mareunrol’s

08 JUL 2011 – 17 JUL 2011
SANTARCANGELO 41
International Theatre Festival
Santarcangelo, Italy

Participating artists in the INTERSECTION program:

DACE DŽERIŅA (LV)
HARUN FAROCKI (D)
MONIKA PORMALE (LV)
HANS ROSENSTRÖM (FIN)
ULLA VON BRANDENBURG (D/F)

16 JUN 2011 – 26 JUN 2011
PRAQUE QUADRENNIAL
INTERSECTION
Intimacy and Spectacle
Prague Czech Republic

Intersection: Intimacy and Spectacle is a special international project of the Prague Quadrennial of Performance Design and Space 2011 that explores space as creator of the audience/viewer and visual art/theatre relationship and performance as an important element of different art and cultural disciplines, focusing on performance design and scenography as an interdisciplinary field.

Participating artists:

Nathaniel Mellors // Ana Borralho & João Galante // Markus Schinwald // Mareunrol’s // Brett Bailey /the Third World Bunfight// Socìetas Raffaello Sanzio // Hooman Sharifi / Impure Company // Ilya and Emilia Kabakov // Monika Pormale // Hans Rosenström // Anna Viebrock / Till Exit // Josef Bolf // Josef Nadj // Guerra de la Paz // Monika Pormale // Terike Haapoja // Egon Tobiáš // Elevator Repair Service // Ioana Mona Popovici / Simon Vincenzi // Ulla von Brandenburg // Caroline Evans / Hansjorg Schmidt // Bohdan Holomíček / Eva Hrubá // Abbey Theatre // Harun Farocki // Dace Džeriņa // Paul Divjak // Dejan Kaludjerović

05 MAR 2011 – 07 MAY 2011
Gifts of Intimacy
Tensta Konsthall
Stockholm, Sweden

Participating artists:
Anastasios Logothetis
Corinna Schnitt
Hans Rosenström
Mako Ishizuka
Peter Callesen
Tina Torhamn

Curated by William Easton

27 APR 2011
Mikado | Hans Rosenström
A talk with Stephen Fortune and Renee Carmichael at 6:30 PM.
The Pigeon Wing
London, UK

08 APR 2011 – 30 APR 2011
Mikado
The Pigeon Wing
Solo Exhibition
London, UK

Curated by Lisa Baldini

11 FEB 2011 – 20 MAR 2011
Du utan jag
Moderna Museet Studio
Solo exhibition
Stockholm, Sweden

Curated by Camilla Carlberg and Lena Malm

03 DEC 2010 – 19 DEC 2010
Flyktpunkt
Galleri Sinne, Pro Artibus
Solo exhibition
Helsinki, Finland

17 NOV 2010 – 21 NOV 2010
BALTIC CIRCLE
International Theatre Festival
Q-Theatre
Helsinki, Finland

22 SEP 2010 – 26 SEP 2010
BASTARD
International Theatre Festival
Teaterhuset Avant Garden
Trondheim, Norway

Participants:
Ann Liv Young
Ivo Dimchev
Heine Røsdal Avdal & Yukiko Shinozaki
Rimini Protokoll
Maike Lond & Riina Maidre & Von Krahl Teater
Benestvedt / Wrånes-Produksjoner
FÉ
Trøndelag Teater
Manuel Pelmus
Tarek Atoui
Henriette Pedersen
Hooman Sharifi / Impure Company
Hans Rosenström

25 AUG 2010 – 07 SEP 2010
REAL PRESENCE 10
PRESENCES
Belgrade, Serbia
Venues:
Belgrade City Museum – Konak Kneginje Ljubice /
Palazzo Italia – Italian Cultural Institute / Cervantes Institute / Goethe-Institut /
Gallery SCC – Students Cultural Centre / Gallery Zvono / Gallery REMONT

Curated by Biljana Tomic and Dobrila Denegri
nKA / ICA, Independent Cultural Association, Belgrade, Serbia

12 JUN 2010 – 26 SEP 2010
Spellbound by Stories – Narratives in Contemporary Art
The Lönnström Art Museum
Rauma, Finland

Participating artists:
Ville Andersson
Timo Heino
Heta Kuchka
Johanna Lecklin
Elina Merenmies
Anna Retulainen
Hans Rosenström
Janne Räisänen

Curated by Juha-Heikki Tihinen

09 APR 2010 – 25 APR 2010
STREET VIEW
Gothenburg, Sweden
MAP – Mobile Art Production
The exhibition will take place in the area of Avenyn, the central avenue in Gothenburg.

Participating artists:

Gustav Hellberg
Marianne Lindberg de Geer
Mats Hjelm
Maria Lindberg
Hans Rosenström
Good TV (LouLou Cherinet, Michele Masucci och Juan-Pedro Fabre)

Curated by Magdalena Malm

For more information click the link:
Mobile Art Production

01 JAN 2010 – 24 MAR 2010
Residency at IASPIS – International Artist Studio Program in Sweden
Stockholm
www.iaspis.se

26 MAR 2010 – 27 MAR 2010
Open House at Iaspis
Iaspis, Konstnärsnämnden, Maria skolgata 83
www.iaspis.se

Participating artists:

Can Altay, Istanbul
Lina Bjerneld, Stockholm
Daniel Eatock, London
Fatale: Katarina Bonnevier + Meike Schalk, Stockholm
Sönke Hallmann, Berlin
Mako Ishizuka, Kobe/Stockholm
Lina Issa, Amsterdam
Armando Lulaj, Tirana
Tom McCarthy, London
Jesper Nordahl, Stockholm
Carl Palm, Stockholm
Christodoulos Panayiotou, Cyprus/Berlin
Hans Rosenström, Helsinki
Ingo Vetter, Stockholm

Guest producer Sinziana Ravini