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    Kim Hankyul (AIR 2025 exhibition)  2.5 - 18.5      

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2025    Hanna & Björn / Cosmic Serpents
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  Upplaga 5 - helg för självpublikation  
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  Marcus Samnell / Nightjars in the Garden of Delights
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   People Skills, Arv&Miljö, Feberdröm & Incipientium

2020

   Johan Andrén och Moa Gustafson-Söndergaard
    / Den här ytan är viktig för berättelsen

   Upplaga 3 —helg för självpublikation

2019
    Ørjan Amundsen / More World
    Matrijaršija /  Novo Doba
   Upplaga 2 - helg för självpublikation
    Midnight Mines, Skiftande Enheter, Arv & Miljö, Poppets
   Groupshow / Konstrukt
    Orphan Ann, Quack Quack & Pär Thörn
   Erik Lagerwall & Mikael Marklund / Världsberget
2018    Vilde Løwenborg Blom & Guðrún Tara Sveinsdóttir
    Upplaga 1 - helg för självpublikation
    Kristian Olsson
    Kristen resning, Tazer, No Nose & Löss   





NEJD
RUIN
17.3 — 26.3 2023





Through archival material and found footage, the work approaches the processes that shapes, destroys and rebuilds the world as we understand it – from the social to the deeply personal. The ruin represents something that has been but no longer exists, but also a process which can range from the grand and historical to individual stories. Ruins and other fragments remain as artefacts left behind by the march of time; epochs that will never return, societies in permanent flux and uppheaval, but also small scale traumas and triumphs. Utopian visions and violent iconoclasm stand side by side where human, technology and society makes their imprints, creating cultural feedback loops.  The work presents a large body of material – from grandiose city planning and house occupation, obsessed individuals and viral trends, decaying industrial towns, instruction videos, primal scream therapy, Google maps, Lego models and burning cathedrals. What first appears as unrelated things and phenomena become tied together through common elements, highlighting similarities in disparate shapes.

Participants: Joseph Björk Linderoth, Tina Damgaard, David Eng, Hanna Larsson, Markus Samnell, Malene Valentin  of soundtracks explore real and unreal worlds.



The exhibition is supported by Göteborgs stad & KulturUngdom

Photos by David Eng