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“Gum Drag” 2017 Mastic gum, steel Installation view Nordic Pavilion Venice Biennale Dimensions variable Photograph by Nick Ash Courtesy Galerie Barbara Wien and Daniel Marzona
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Nina Canell and Robin Watkins “Energy Budget” 2017 Video still (10’21”) Photograph by Nick Ash Courtesy the artists
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Nina Canell and Robin Watkins “Energy Budget” 2017 Video still (10’21”) Photograph by Nick Ash Courtesy the artists
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Nina Canell, Gum Drags, Brief Syllables, installation view S.M.A.K. 2018
Exhibition
Nina Canell | Energy Budget
23 Jun 2018 – 2 Sep 2018
Event times
Weekdays: 9.30 am - 5.30 pm.
Weekends, public holidays, school holidays: 10 am - 6 pm.
Cost of entry
individual visit 12 euro, young people under the age of 26: 2 euro, children up to 18: free.
The Swedish artist Nina Canell bases her practices on scientific research and chance circumstances. In her elegant sculptures and installations she combines natural and manmade systems and phenomena.
About
The Swedish artist Nina Canell (1979, Växjö) bases her practice on material research and chance circumstances. She understands sculpture as something that includes the space and timescale in which the objects are shown.
The surroundings determine the temperature, atmosphere and transformation of objects just as they in turn shape what is around them.
Over the last decade, Nina Canell has created solo exhibitions for a variety of museums and institutions in Europe, Asia, America and Latin America. She has also presented her work in major group exhibitions such as the Biennales of Lyon, Liverpool, Sydney, Gwangju and Manifesta 7, as well as in the Nordic Pavilion at the 2017 Venice Biennale.
