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SPARK is a collaborative platform located in Malmö, Sweden with the purpose of strengthening the interface between architecture, art, research, and societal advancement through exhibitions and lectures. The aim is to promote artistic processes in architecture and urban development by activating intersections between art, architecture, urban design, and landscape architecture.

 

SPARK aims at exhibiting works that provokes critical discourse in current city building through explorative, experimental, trans- and interdisciplinary practices. SPARK collaborates with Lund University Department of Architectrue and the Built Environment, Architects Sweden Skåne, and Molekyl Gallery.

Exhibitions

Current exhibition

Ingeborg Blom Andersskog
Moving Lines
 

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09.06 – 2024.10.12

Opening September 6

SPARK Båstadsgatan 4
 


SPARK is happy to present a new solo exhibition by Ingeborg Blom Andersskog (NO), as we continue to investigate the relation between image and space.

Ingeborg Blom Andersskog works with drawing, installation and performance. The action of drawing together with time and materiality play an important role, where she and the material’s characteristics and limitations act as a frame. Inspired by the Slow Art philosophy, she uses repetition and creates rules that guide the development of the work. Through her work, she explores different ways of relating to the concept of time. In SPARK she will present three-dimensional drawings that invite to a spatial experience.

During Malmö Gallery Weekend, September 27-29,  Ingeborg will give two performances in the gallery space.



Ingeborg Blom Andersskog has a Master of Fine art from Bergen Academy of Art and Design, Norway and a BA in specialised art, Ceramic dept Bergen KHiB. She is a member of Young Artist Society NBK, as well as of Performance Art Bergen PAB, and the international collective of young ceramic artists, Mother Tongue. Her work has been exhibited in Norway, Germany, Japan, Denmark and Canada.

Ingeborgblom.com

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