Clay figures in strange ways
With a universe inhabited of grim yet seductive clay figures, the Swedish artist Nathalie Djurberg explores the human urge to believe, to submit and to devote oneself. Her animation films, with sound by Hans Berg, is funny, scary, cute, thought provoking – all at the same time. If you still haven’t seen it, go see it!
Snakes Knows It’s Yoga on Gl. Strand until the 13th of November
One of our idols, for sure
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An inspiration for our work with GONE HOME
We recommend you to check out the exhibition Living on Louisiana. Trough architecture, art and anthropology we are presented to different views of how we live in the world today, what makes a home and what a home could be in the future. It’s a good idea to take time for your visit – the exhibition is huge and you don’t want to miss any of it!
The exhibition Living can be seen at Louisiana until the 2nd of October
Enjoy
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First collaboration btw Fanclub and Idol
Fanclub is in the hands of the mythical and mesmerizing artist Anna Maria Helgadottir. Anna Maria is one of the initiators and members of the notorious art group/persona
Ingen frygt. Together with designer Sara Sachs we give you a performance, raw and spellbinding, taking you into a state of transition…
Saturday 17th of September at 10pm Library Bar Plaza, Copenhagen
Tuesday 20th of September at 9.30pm Esplanaden 1b, Copenhagen
Fanclubs first performance, it’s gonna be wild! See you there
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See the work of Anna Maria Helgadottir here & check out Ingen frygt here
More about Sara Sachs
Sara Sachs + Ari Rosenzweig = MAGIC
Fanclub are excited – Sara Sachs is going to be the costume- and set designer for
Ari Rosenzweig’s piece in GONE HOME. Her work is crazy good, always surprising and refreshingly daring. Yes, it’s gonna be good!
Check out her work with the fashion art collective Moon Spoon Saloon here & here
and listen to her on P1 Kulturkontoret talking about Fashion and Art (in Danish)
Can’t wait to get started…
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Fanclub’s idol Dorte Olesen on Swedish television
Huggande Kvinnor (Women Chopping Wood) is an installation by Dorte Olesen, figuring women over age 50 chopping wood in urban spaces. The premiere was in Stockholm, Sergels torg in 2007, and was there after performed in Malmö and Berlin in 2009. In the short film Kvinnor som hugger ved, director Malin Skjöld takes us behind the scenes to follow the women, their companionship and the work with the installation. Also see the second part, a short film about their work with the installation Skottkärringar (Women pushing wheelbarrows). Beautiful and simple – Women power!
The short films Kvinnor som hugger ved + Kvinnor kör skottkärra
can be seen on SVT until the 9th of July
Enjoy
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