Issues
Issues specialises in contemporary art. Focusing on specific sites in Stockholm for presentations of international and local art since 2014, Issues now also operates like a regular commercial gallery in a semi-permanent location, showing new works by artists from a local context.
Issues:
- ISSUES #10: 7/9–22/9 2018
Caspar Forsberg at Humlegårdsgatan 14 - ISSUES #9: 8/6–28/7 2018
Emanuel Röhss at Humlegårdsgatan 14 - ISSUES #8: 5/5–19/5 2018
Tomas Hämén at Skeppargatan 98 - ISSUES #7: 14/4–15/4 2018
Slavs and Tatars at Kulturhuset - ISSUES #6: 10/4–28/4 2018
Gina Beavers, Alfred Boman, Henning Hamilton, Thomas Hämén, Olga Pedan & Jim Thorell at Humlegårdsgatan 14 - ISSUES #5: 10/11–26/11 2017
Olga Pedan at Skeppargatan 98 - ISSUES #4: 22/3–9/4 2017
Zoe Barcza, Alfred Boman, Karl Norin, Olga Pedan, Emanuel Röhss & Jim Thorell at Tavastgatan 15 - ISSUES #3: 19/8 2015
Marie Karlberg at Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8 - ISSUES #2: 17/4 2015
Ryan Trecartin at Hamngatan 37 - ISSUES #1: 6/9–10/10 2014
Celia Hempton, Alec Kronacker, Anna Uddenberg & Oscar Carlson at Grevgatan 70
Contact
info@issues.gallery
Oscar Carlson: +46(0)76-030 99 44
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Graphic design
Konst & Teknik
Humlegårdsgatan 14 • 114 46 Stockholm
7–22 September, 2018
IMPRESSIONABLE AGE EXTENDER acts like a screen dump of Caspar Forsberg’s recent work with a particular yellow. He found it in the common Post-it® note and then extracted the colour using an NCS-scanner. The objects and materials painted in household paint merely act support for the yellow colour but also for texts, authored by a G-HOST whose intentions and qualifications shouldn’t be left unscrutinised.
Humlegårdsgatan 14 • 114 46 Stockholm
8 June–28 July, 2018
Issues presents In Broad Daylight, a series of new painting works by Emanuel Röhss. Representing fluctuations in light during the summer solstice on June 21st, the eight blue paintings manifest time in a methodical manner yet through the impressions of the artist’s senses and memory.
Documentation:
Skeppargatan 98 • 115 30 Stockholm
5–19 May, 2018
Issues presents Unseen by Thomas Hämén, an installation that muses on the connections, all coincidal, actual and forced, between the microwave, radar, Maleficent, the Aye-aye and The Silence.
Kulturhuset Stadsteatern • Sergels torg • 103 27 Stockholm
14–15 April, 2018
Slavs and Tatars: PICKLE POLITICS
Issues is proud to present, together with Kulturhuset Stadsteatern, the complete series of lecture-performances by Berlin-based artist collective Slavs and Tatars.
More info at the Kulturhuset Stadsteatern website.
Humlegårdsgatan 14 • 114 46 Stockholm
10–26 April, 2018
Gina Beavers, Alfred Boman, Henning Hamilton, Thomas Hämén, Olga Pedan & Jim Thorell
Issues presents painting and sculpture by young, contemporary and familiar artists in a new and unfamiliar room. Like the new underground commuter train station below Odenplan, there is a new white cube on the Stockholm art scene but behind the Hillenberg restaurant on Humlegårdsgatan. What’s to be observed in both cases is that the mental and physical room and map is expanded in front of the Stockholm audience. Where bottlenecks are created in the public transport flow, pressure has to be released through new lines and stations in other places.
Skeppargatan 98 • 115 30 Stockholm
10–26 November, 2017
Detail of
‘The Classical Decomposer’
Issues is proud to present new works by Olga Pedan. What could be described as her ‘member berries’, the paintings and sculptures on show are drawn from images and objects reminiscent of Pedan’s childhood in the 90’s.
Tavastgatan 15 • 118 24 Stockholm
22 March–9 April, 2017
Photograph:
Jonas Esteban Isfält
Zoe Barcza, Alfred Boman, Karl Norin, Olga Pedan, Emanuel Röhss & Jim Thorell
In this exhibition, a group of local artists whose art in one way or another influence the others’, get their work shown separately. This is done in a rotating fashion.
22 March
Opening night
17:00–17:15: Alfred Boman
17:15–17:30: Olga Pedan
17:30–17:45: Jim Thorell
17:45–18:00: Karl Norin
18:00–18:15: Zoe Barcza
18:15–18:30: Emanuel Röhss
18:30–18:45: Alfred Boman
18:45–19:00: Olga Pedan
19:00–19:15: Jim Thorell
19:15–19:30: Karl Norin
19:30–19:45: Zoe Barcza
19:45–20:00: Emanuel Röhss
23–24 March
Opening weekend, daily
12:00–13:00: Alfred Boman
13:00–14:00: Olga Pedan
14:00–15:00: Jim Thorell
15:00–16:00: Karl Norin
16:00–17:00: Zoe Barcza
17:00–18:00: Emanuel Röhss
28 March–9 April
Tuesday–Sunday, 12:00–17:00
28–29 March: Alfred Boman
30–31 March: Olga Pedan
1–2 April: Jim Thorell
4–5 April: Karl Norin
6–7 April: Zoe Barcza
8–9 April: Emanuel Röhss
25–26 March
Saturday–Sunday
By appointment and choice.
Email info@issues.gallery or call +46(0)76-030 99 44
Click here to view press release.
Documentation:
Thanks to Stockholm Art Week.
Grand Hôtel • Södra Blasieholmshamnen 8 • 103 27 Stockholm
19 August, 2015
New works by Marie Karlberg at Grand Hôtel. The evening exhibition saw new collage works on mirrors and cast plaster eggs on wodden boards.
Press release:
PDF in Swedish
Documentation:
Media Markt • Hamngatan 37 • 111 53 Stockholm
17 April, 2015
Photograph:
Erik Undéhn
Ryan Trecartin’s movie CENTER JENNY was shown on all television screens at Media Markt’s flagship store in Gallerian. Free and open to the public 10:00–20:00, 17 April, 2015.
Press release:
PDF in Swedish
Documentation:
Grevgatan 70 • 114 59 Stockholm
26 September–10 October, 2014
Photograph:
Märta Thisner
Celia Hempton, Alec Kronacker, Anna Uddenberg & Oscar Carlson
Press release:
PDF in Swedish
Documentation:
