Hertha Bengtson grant recipients
From August 5 until November 5 in 2017, I’m part of the exhibition “Hertha Bengtsson Stipendiater 1996-2016” in Höganäs Konsthall. Continue reading Hertha Bengtson grant recipients
Author: linusersson
Contemporary artist living in Stockholm. Educated in University college of arts, crafts and design in Stockholm. Ceramics and glass department. Member of We Work In A Fragile Material.
Fingerprints in Butiken Republiken
My porcelain and glass tableware-series Fingerprints is currently on sale in Butiken Republiken, Stockholm. Continue reading Fingerprints in Butiken Republiken
Drawing the noise, Liljevalchs konsthall
My contribution to Attention: craft! Eleven contemporary artists from Sweden and Norway setting the temperature of the current craft scene. Continue reading Drawing the noise, Liljevalchs konsthall
The best piece I’ve ever made!
In 2013-14 I attended Research Lab in Konstfack, Stockholm. A one year pre-research course at where I got the opportunity to drive an own research project. Continue reading The best piece I’ve ever made!
A place in the sun, Article in Hjärnstorm
Article written by Linus Ersson published in january 2014 in the magazine Hjärnstorm. Illustrated by his piece A place in the sun Continue reading A place in the sun, Article in Hjärnstorm
Feedback NA! Fund academy
Read my feedback to the Nature Addicts Fund Academy in Kassel in cooperation with dOCUMENTA(13). Continue reading Feedback NA! Fund academy
NA! Fund academy, dOCUMENTA(13)
In 2012 I was invited to participate in NA Fund academy in Kassel in cooperation with dOCUMENTA(13). Fifteen artists invited working from environmental perspective. Continue reading NA! Fund academy, dOCUMENTA(13)
GOLEM game
In some tales the Hebrew word אמת, emet meaning truth is written on the golems forehead. Making an adventure game with Golem theme. Continue reading GOLEM game
Text by Glenn Adamson
Glenn Adamson wrote the catalogue text about my work for Art Ii – Biennale of northern environmental and sculpture art. Adamson is currently
director of the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD) in New York City. Continue reading Text by Glenn Adamson
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