Stuff it at Bonniers Konsthall.
My contribution is called “Chinese whispers”, a sculptural and improvised dialogue with the AI image generator DALL-E. Continue reading Stuff it at Bonniers Konsthall.
Category: Group Exhibition
Open craft 2019
Group exhibition I’m part of in the coming summer in Örebro, Sweden. Continue reading Open craft 2019
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
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
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
How to enjoy nature
In 2010 I was invited to Art Ii – Biennale of northern environmental and sculpture art Continue reading How to enjoy nature
We Work In A Fragile Material
I’m a member of the craft and design group We Work In A Fragile Material. We all have a background in the ceramics and glass institution in Stockholm and together we’ve worked on projects in Stockholm, Oslo, London and New … Continue reading We Work In A Fragile Material
Ferry to my son
I Ferry to my son kan man leka och leva sig in i rollen som kapten, resenär eller bogvisirsmaskinist. Bilden är tillrättalagd och befriad från den reella platsens hierarkier, faror, smuts och vardagsproblem. Lekaren har möjlighet att välja när hon … Continue reading Ferry to my son
Forgetting to look at the view
Forgetting to look at the view was first shown at Svensk samtidskeramikk, Kunstindustrimuseet, Oslo in 2003. The exhibition was curated by Päivi Ernkvist, Sara Isaksson From and Åsa Jungnelius and opened by queen Sonja of Norway. Continue reading Forgetting to look at the view
LInus Ersson 