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Gustav Hellberg (born 1967, Stockholm)[1] is a Swedish born artist living and working in Berlin. He has created works in Sweden, Germany, Norway and Spain.[2]
Hellberg creates public art, seeking for an interaction between people, artwork and the public space.[3] The intervention he’s seeking is a play upon the memories of an actual place.
To realise a work, he carefully chooses a site depending on its qualities, in order to put out a visual and poetic argument that will draw people’s attention to a seemingly insignificant situation: the urban backdrop of everyday life. The basic function of the work that is placed out in a public space is to change a detail in our everyday life and thereby trigger thoughts in different routes.[citation needed]
Parallel to these activities Hellberg is also exhibiting installations, sculpture and objects in museums and galleries. He has also been a challenging debater on topics surrounding events of art production in the public sphere as well as urban planning in general.
Hellberg teaches regularly as a guest lecturer and examiner at the Valand Academy in Gothenburg.
Key artworks
- Blinka Malmö stadsbibliotek, Malmö 2002[2]
- Pulsing Path, Madrid 2006
- Solution, Göteborg 2010
- Obstruction, Malmö 2010 Alien 2014
Important exhibitions
Flaneur, Raid Projects, Los Angeles 2007
Arnstedt & Kullgren, Båstad 2008
Anderson Sandström, Stockholm 2008
Dunkers Kulturhus 2009
Malmö Konstmuseum 2009
Hamish Morrison Galerie, Berlin 2010
EMAF, Osnabrück 2012
Unsere Kunst - Eure Kunst, Stadtgalerie Kiel 2013
ThingWorld: International Triennial of New Media Art, National Art Museum of China 2014
Dresden Public Art, Dresden 2014
References
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- ^ "Gustav Hellberg". GalleriArnstedt.se. Retrieved 23 September 2014.
- ^ a b Barbro Hallin (5 September 2008). "Konst det slår gnistor om". Helsingborgs Dagblad. Retrieved 23 September 2014.
- ^ "Homepage". GustavHellberg.com. Retrieved 23 September 2014.
Interview, Гибель хоров и художественная провокация https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOnrQFEOpeQ