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This Friday we had a great day and opening of the art exhibition 3B´s Adventures at Hammarkullens Konsthall, Göteborg. Many thanks to all the kids that worked very hard for this exhibition and thanks a lot to Sarah Schmidt for pulling off this fabulous project! Go to Hammarkullen before Nov 10, that is the last day for the exhibition.

About the art project 3Bs Adventures.

Here are some pictures from the opening:

Street Art Österlen is an art project and international street art festival that took place in south of Sweden, July 2015. Neta Norrmo, journalist and film maker, filmed the works of 15 artists growing on empty walls into colorful murals thoughout the countryside of the south of Sweden. The result of following these art processes will lead to an audio visual poetic documentary by Neta, who also asked me to add a couple of sound art works to the film. Clips and sounds were sent back and forth during a collaborative process that reached its first destination in Tomelilla where it was screened and debated as a Work in Progress on September 22. As soon as winter has delivered a white coat to the southern parts, the last pictures will be filmed in order to make the film complete. We will keep you updated on where, when and how you will be able to see the film at its full length!

Cultural journals where on Lit de Parade during the Media Days in Göteborg, March 5-6, 2015. The upload on Vimeo is a documentation of the art installation commenting on the role of the cultural journals and their near-death experience in December 2014.

Installation: Helena Persson
Film: Helena Persson and Leif Eriksson
Photo: Leif Eriksson

See The Resurrection (Återupprättelsen) on Vimeo

The app – Malmska Valen – was selected as the one out of three finalists in FUISMs “pedagogical projects of the year”. FUISM is an association for pedagogical development in Swedish museums. If you haven´t already tried it and downloaded it, you can do it on App Store. Or just vote for it!

You can vote here!

Dec 6. Read todays article about the application that is to be released in a couple of hours at the courtyard at Stadsmuseet in Göteborg (The Museum of Gothenburg). Enjoy!

To the article!

Bild: Stefan Berg

http://www.gp.se/nyheter/goteborg/1.2567381-videowalk-i-den-malmska-valen

The story of the whale that got stranded in Gothenburg in 1865 turns into an application this weekend and the video and sound art work Genom glas is included. Do you want to video walk with us? Please meet us at the release Dec 6!

The Malmska valen application for iPhone, is a collection of video walks that walk you through the city physically and leads you through historical reviews as well as fiction. Along the journey several art works are staged by dance, music, film, sound art and text based monologue. The application is a collaboration between the Museum of Natural History of Gothenburg, The Museum of Gothenburg and the 3 curators Petra Johansson, Neta Norrmo and Sarah Schmidt.

Shiny jars of glass filled with guts, brains, eyes and other organs originated from the whale was what caught my eyes the most while looking through the pictorial material made by the 3 curators. A series of documentations from the catacombs of the Museum of Natural History inspired me to create the video and sound art piece Genom glas (Through Glass) that now is incorporated in the application. The sounds are composed independently but inspired by the video material.

Download “Malmska valen” at AppStore, bring you in-ears and have some ginger breads and glögg with me and the curators at the release!

Please make sure to download the free download application at AppStore in advance since it is quite heavy. Search for “Malmska valen” in your browser.

Dec 6, 2 pm
Meeting point: the courtyard of The Museum of Gothenburg
Sweden

Read more? 

Review in the swedish news paper Expressen