Assessor Gallery is a meeting place for art, culture, and crafts in Södermalm. Here, diverse expressions are given space in an inclusive and accessible environment. With a particular focus on underrepresented groups such as people with diverse abilities, older adults, and people with an immigrant background, it creates room for more voices and perspectives.
Ellen Aduofua BernardssonPhoto: Ellen Aduofua Bernardsson
Grounded in a shared experience of displacement, memory, and transformation, the three artists have explored what happens when heritage and identity take shape in a new world. The works operate at the intersection of the personal and the political, against the ever-present backdrop of war and power. They use textiles and ceramics as a methodology for healing and a way to connect with their roots. Together, they do not merely recall the past; they construct a new, collective map – one that accommodates diversity, humanity, and the possibility of belonging.
Ting Wang Ellen Aduofua Bernardsson Sara Arasteh
Assessorgatan 14, Stockholm
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Thursday 1 October 16.00 – 21.00
Ting Wang Ellen Aduofua Bernardsson Sara Arasteh
Drawing on their shared experience of displacement, memory, and transformation, Ting Wang, Ellen Aduofua Bernardsson, and Sara Arasteh have explored what happens when heritage and identity are shaped in a new world. In connection with the group exhibition "Sårbarhet som metod", a public talk will be held with the participating artists.
Ellen Aduofua Bernardsson Ting Wang Sara Arasteh
Assessorgatan 14, Stockholm
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Ellen Aduofua Bernardsson Ting Wang Sara Arasteh