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Blås & knåda – Sweden’s leading centre for unique ceramics and glass, founded as a co-operative venture in 1975 with the aim of bringing professional craftspeople as well as buyers and collectors into contact with a wider public. Everything in the shop has been handmade by one or other of the 35 members who are all professional ceramicists or glassmakers from all over Sweden.
Blås & KnådaPhoto: Hisako Mizuno
Finissage for two exhibitions: In ”Vit–Grå–Svart (samt rödlistade)” glass artist Anna-Lena Rudolfsson presents objects in a sort of punky Art Deco aesthetic. Rudolfsson tames the glass material and showcases the desire for decoration through unique engraving motifs. In "Möbel," three members and three guest exhibitors have been invited to freely interpret the theme of furniture in an exhibition where clay and glass take center stage.
Anna Lena Rudolfsson Elias Båth Lisa Reiser Fanny Ollas Nina Westman Annette Alsiö Katia Colt
Hornsgatan 26, Stockholm
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Anna Lena Rudolfsson Elias Båth Lisa Reiser Fanny Ollas Nina Westman Annette Alsiö Katia Colt
Artist talk with artist Ylva Wilhelmina Franzén in connection with her solo exhibition in the gallery.
Ylva Wilhelmina Franzén
Hornsgatan 26, Stockholm
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Ylva Wilhelmina Franzén
In the group exhibition "Platt" (Flat) members of Blås & Knåda have created works based on tiles, wall plaques, mosaics, and reliefs - essentially, more or less, flat objects and adornments for the floor, ceiling, or wall. A preview will take place on Friday, October 6th, from 5 to 6 PM.
Medlemmar blås & knåda
Hornsgatan 26, Stockholm
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Saturday 7 October 11.00-16.00
Medlemmar blås & knåda
In the solo exhibition "Nutidssediment" (Contemporary Sediments) works by artist Ylva Wilhelmina Franzén are showcased. The exhibition is a continuation of her previous exhibition "Kärnor ur antropocen" (Cores from the Anthropocene) and revolves around the idea that humanity in modern times has taken on the character of an eroding natural force, as well as the concrete technique of drilling deep into the lithosphere to collect data about the Earth's history. The artworks can be seen as a representational experiment where a future geological core archive from anthropogenic sediment of our time has been categorized.
Ylva Wilhelmina Franzén
Hornsgatan 26, Stockholm
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Saturday 7 October 11.00-16.00
Ylva Wilhelmina Franzén