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Master the Matter

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12 students from the Master's program in Crafts at HDK-Valand show current work - in the upbeat to the spring's master's degree. Master the Matter is the collective name of three exhibitions that will be shown in Gothenburg from 30 September to 21 November.

Exhibition
Date
30 Sep 2021
21 Nov 2021
Time
All Day
All Day
Location
Three locations in Gothenburg, more info below.

The exhibitions will take place at SAW, Lerverk and Domkyrkan. Welcome!

EPISODE SAW -
SAW Utställningsrum & Ateljé
Sep 30th – Oct 10th.

Anna Hulth, Anna-Maria Saar, Therese Johansson, Amelie Persson, Anne-Marie Dehon

Opening: Thu. Sep 30th 17.00 - 20.00
Opening hours: Wed - Fri 13.00 - 18.00, Sat - Sun 11.00 - 15.00
Address: Sofiagatan 6, Göteborg

TACTILE STREAMS BETWEEN
TEXTILE AND CLAY
Lerverk
Oct 2nd – Oct 23rd 

Angelica Strandberg, Amanda Krantz, Marilen Rauch, Anna Hulth

Opening: Sat. Oct 2d 11.00 - 16.00
Opening hours: Tue - Fri 11.00 - 17.00, Sat 11.00 - 16.00
Address: Postgatan 8A, Kronhusbodarna, Göteborg

Artist Talk: Sat. Oct 16th 16.00, pre-register by emailing kontakt@lerverk.se

EN ROUTE - IN MOTION
Domkyrkan
Oct 15th – Nov 21st

Therese Johansson, Terese Molin, Klara Albertsson, Erik Torstensson, Antonia Haglund, Anna Hulth, Amanda Krantz, Anna-Maria Saar, Amelie Persson, Marilen Rauch

Opening: Fri, Oct 15th 18.00 - 20.00
Opening hours: Mon - Fri 10.00 - 18.30, Sat - Sun 10.00 - 16.00 
Address: Kyrkogatan 28, Göteborg

Artist talk: Thu. Oct 21st 19.00 (English) & Thu. Nov 4th 19.00 (Swedish)

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Master the Matter - a title that encourages, challenges, and perhaps ironizes if one thinks that it is about humankind’s exaggerated belief in her own ability, that everything can be bent with power and strength.

If one thinks of arts and crafts, the title can be understood as skill in hand and thought, to master one’s subject. To understand with intellect and body how a material can be handled and shaped to create sense and signification.

On the other hand - “the matter”; is perhaps a question, a wonder? Asking a question requires curiosity, a desire to understand and broaden one’s experience. Wondering is not an easy task, the answer requires follow-up and leads to new questions.

Nothing is isolated from the other and in some way everything is connected - so even in this cavalcade of different perspectives on the contemporary that the three exhibitions offer.

Anna T Wolgers, professor textile art, HDK-Valand.