New orientation towards CAD/BIM

Visualisation of BIM-model, 2014
Digital image

In September I started studying construction planning, a building engineering programme that focuses on Computer Aided Design (CAD) and Building Information Modelling/Management (BIM), at YRGO in Gothenburg. It's great for someone who, like myself, is looking for a more pragmatic way of combining the love for aesthetics, building preservation and urban planning. I get to implement and draw on the skills and experiences made in art school, while enjoying the challenges of taking things into a new context. My graduation is scheduled for June 2016.

Stickers

Earlier this year I made a few stickers using images from my Hero Book (2005) and posted around town. "Don't forget to recycle!"

Animals - Opening event this Sunday 13th Jan 2013

From this Saturday onwards my old lobster tails will be swinging from the ceiling of Café Nina, just next door to the Maritime Museum & Aquarium of Goteborg.  I'm sharing the space with my artist friend Thomas Hägg, who exhibits ink drawings of surreal animals.

We will have an opening event this Sunday January 13th at 15h00. Join us for a chat over a cup of tea!

Café Nina
Karl Johansgatan 5
Goteborg, Sweden
Tel: +46 (0) 31 144833

Olofstorp Open Studios 2012

Saturday and Sunday 6-7 October 11h00-17h00

Bergums Källegårdsväg 9
Gothenburg
Tel: +46 (0) 70 401 4385

Konstrundan i Olofstorp 6 - 7 October 2012

Two weeks from now, on 6 - 7 October, it's time for the annual Olofstorp Open Studios where artist in the area showcase old and new works. I'm included this year as well (even though I've moved, technically). Open 11h00-17h00 both Saturday and Sunday.

Welcome!

Bergums Källegårdsväg 9
424 91 Olofstorp, Sweden
Tel: +46 (0) 70 401 4385

Group exhibition:
Församlingshemmet
Lyckåsvägen 5
Olofstorp, Sweden

Olofstorp Open Studios opening today

 











It's finally time for the art expedition here in Olofstorp. Exhibitions and studios, including mine, are open from 11h00 - 17h00 both today and tomorrow.

Visit more than 5 participants and stand a chance to win an artwork from artist Lilian Andersén.

Welcome!

Bergums Källegårdsväg 9
Gothenburg
Tel: +46 (0) 70 401 4385

Evening lecture on the sociopolitical history of soccer, Thursday 28 April

This week is the last chance to see the soccer exhibition that I'm a part of at Galleri J in Falkenberg. What better way to indulge than with an evening lecture tomorrow night held by Torbjörn Andersson, lecturer at the Institution of Sportscience at Malmö University.

The lecture will explore subjects such as early rivalry between soccer clubs of the middle and working class, why there used to be so much drinking involved in swedish soccer, the development of chants, hooliganism and much more.

The lecture is held at the gallery tomorrow evening, Thursday 28 April 19h00, and is free of charge.

Föreläsning om Fotbollens kulturhistoria med Torbjörn Andersson, torsdagen den 28/4 kl 19.00 på Galleri J, Storgatan 19, Falkenberg. Föredraget hålls i anslutning till den pågående konstutställningen "Fotboll" som ordnas av IFK Göteborg och Galleri J. Fri entré även på föredraget!

En fotbollshistorisk föreläsning som kommer att handla om tidiga rivaliteter mellan medelklass- och arbetarklassklubbar, om varför det söps så mycket förr inom svensk fotboll, om hejaramsornas utveckling, om huliganismens utveckling, om damfotbollen runt första världskriget, om problemen med att få ihop ett starkt landslag pga motsättningarna mellan "fotbollshuvudstaden" Göteborg och huvudstaden Stockholm.

Torbjörn Andersson, lektor vid Institutionen för idrottsvetenskap vid Malmö högskola, en av landets främsta kännare av svensk fotboll historiskt och idag, disputerade 2002 på den redan smått klassiska avhandlingen Kung fotboll: Den svenska fotbollens kulturhistoria från 1800-talets slut till 1950. Inom kort utkommer första delen av "Spela fotboll, bondjävlar!": En studie av svensk klubbkultur och lokal identitet från 1950 till 2000-talets början.

Galleri J
Storgatan 19
Falkenberg, Sweden
Tel: +46 (0)70 690 0603