The return
When the non-figurative meets the figurative
Artist: Bengt O Björklund
That time has come when Bengt O Björklund once again presents some of what he has been doing the past few years. The development of what he calls “controlled chance” has continued in many different ways and with different medium. The non-figurative has found the figurative in an interplay that never before was a part of his work and he continues to experiment, to a certain part within the Abstract Expressionist tradition, but still in in a very unique style of his own. The meeting between the abstract and the concrete seems to be what occupies him at this time.
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Amongst horses and landscapes
Artist: Marie-Louise Winbladh
Marie-Louise Winbladh is an artist with a great love for Greece, from where a lot of her motives originates. Her paintings seem to breathe in a condensed atmosphere where the pigments comes alive with an even more intensive glow.
Marie-Louise Winbladh is our new exhibitioner here on Gallery GAS. Welcome for stroll amongst horses and landscapes.
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Water patterns and light
Artist: Jöran Modéer
Jöran Modéer continues his artistic journey with his meditative and beautiful pictures of what goes on in water, both in oil and different graphic techniques.
- I have always been a sucker for the decorative element in painting. When the impressionists started to turn their eyes towards the Asian forms of expression the decorative element entered the western way of painting. It came to be a big influence mainly amongst the impressionists, but also within the Art Nouveau, Jugend and all of those movements
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In his own pace
Artist: Ulf Lundkvist
Most people associates Ulf Lundkvist with Assar, his most famous cartoon figure, but the number of cartoon figures that has passed between his finger are innumerable.
The art of Ulf Lundkvist is admittedly related to his cartoons, but when the balloon is gone a very different side of his creativity is made visible. A more meditative vein is exposed, often a calm consideration of something plain and common that suddenly is given a magic shimmer.
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The Little Guy is alive!
Artist: Ulf Sandberg
Little Guy is a recurring theme in Ulf "Uffe" Sandberg's art and has already recieved acclaim from a wide range of people.
– With his simple and loving message he fills a big place in my heart, says Uffe.
But there is much more. Siles, motives and media changes fast. Welcome, have a look!
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A taste for wood
Artist: Harriet Holmström-Sand
To combine words and pictures and eventually publish books is something that interests Harriet Holmström-Sand right now, or to combine words and sculptures into sculptural books. Enjoy her sculptures here at GAS!
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Knud is Rude
Artist: Knud Mikkelsen
A hallucinatory trip with both religious and political implication.
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Ornithology and other statements
Artist: Harvey Cropper
This retrospective exhibition is only a small fraction of Harveys enormous production.
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Through the eye of a child
Artist: Gertrude Nilsson Björklund
Inner images that in a suggestive way describe moods.
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