Opening Saturday Dec, 15 at 12-16<\/strong><\/p>\n The artist is present in the gallery during the whole exhibition.<\/strong><\/p>\n Welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n If you have any questions please call or email: Opening hours: <\/p>\n During the summer, the gallery is visited by different artists during shorter exhibitions. June, 29- July, 4\u00a0 Helena Mellberg<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 6\u2013 July, 11\u00a0 Mattias Ekerhorn<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 12 \u2013 July, 18 Susanne Langr\u00e9<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 19 – July, 25\u00a0 Group exhibition<\/strong> July, 27- Aug, 1\u00a0 Group exhibition<\/strong> Aug, 3 – Aug, 8\u00a0 Alexander Brod\u00e9n<\/strong><\/p>\n Aug, 10 -Aug, 15\u00a0 Harriet Bj\u00f6rk<\/strong><\/p>\n Aug, 30\u00a0 – Sept, 4\u00a0 Louise Lindblom<\/strong><\/p>\n Sept, 13 – Sept, 19\u00a0 <\/strong>PYOTIR<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We end the season with a group exhibition where we show paintings, photography, sculpture. The exhibition is running until June, 19 2024.<\/strong><\/p>\n A warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We are pleased to show a solo exhibition with Anna Israelsson, who has previously participated in two of our group exhibitions.<\/p>\n In the exhibition “The Days”, Anna shows, among other things, her daily watercolors. It’s a project she’s been doing periodically in recent years, to paint a little picture a day. Sometimes it’s blue skies and sometimes grey weather. One day a muddy gravel road plays the main role, another day a sunny kitchen is in focus.<\/p>\n “How do I choose what to paint? my eyes just gets stuck on something. It goes by itself, I don’t think too much and that’s just as it should be.”<\/p>\n Anna says that the project with the daily paintings helps her to see life and to appreciate it. A recurring theme in Anna’s watercolours is the forest. It’s the real forest we’re talking about. The one that is not only wonderful but also dark and inhospitable. But Anna also sees the light, which finds its way down through the treetops, and catches it.<\/p>\n Anna is an award-winning watercolorist. She was awarded the Nordic Watercolour Society’s Winsor and Newton Prize in 2024. She exhibited at Liljevalch’s Spring Salon in 2023.<\/p>\n The exhibition will is running until\u00a0 May, 19 2024.<\/strong><\/p>\n Welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n This year the gallery celebrates 10 years\u00a0 with a Jubilee Exhibition.<\/p>\n We have shown many artists and exhibitions over the years and for this exhibition we have invited many of the artists who have been part of this fantastic journey and contributed with their art to interesting exhibitions.<\/p>\n Arjuna Geir Aasehaug, Susanna Arwin, Zehra Ay, Lennart Berggren, Hans O Bergman, Maria C Bernhardsson, Steve Bettman, Johanna B\u00f6rjesson, Ulrica Elmberg, Dalibor Eminefendic, Niklas och Jessica F\u00e4nnick, Charlotta Gavelin, Torbj\u00f6rn Hahne, Barbro Hall\u00e9n, Anders Hammarstr\u00f6m, Lars Hansson Lahn, Tarik Hardaga, Anna Israelsson, Tomas Lacke, Magnus K Larson, Ingrid Leonardsson, Tobias Liljeborg, Emilia Linderholm, Malin Mossberg, Yusuke Nagano, Susanne Norberg, Beata Carlberg, Lennart Samor, Azita Sassanian, \u00c5sa S\u00f6dergren, David Tedfeldt, Anna T\u00f6rnqvist, Richard Vakil, Louise Villa, Mia Wiking, Eva Wir\u00e9n, Lena \u00d6ritsland<\/em><\/p>\n The exhibition ends with a Finissage on April 18 at 15-19.<\/strong><\/p>\n Welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We welcome the artists Maria C Bernhardsson<\/a> and Ulrica Elmberg<\/a> back to us. In the exhibition, they will show paintings and ceramics.<\/p>\n “For our second joint exhibition at RiverCity Gallery, we have once again worked on the basis of some common themes. Then both of us have created works in our own studios based on the same inspiration. Not until we put up the exhibition the day before the opening do we get to see what the other has created! New for this time is that we made a call among our followers on social media where we asked for suggestions on an image that we could interpret and create works from. The image we chose and the finished works will be shown in the exhibition!”<\/em>\u00a0 Maria & Ulrica<\/p>\n The exhibition is running until March, 17 2024.<\/strong><\/p>\n Welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n <\/p>\n We are pleased to welcome the artist Arjuna Geir Aasehaug<\/a> back with a new solo exhibition.<\/p>\n “My paintings have a dreamy and enigmatic expression, I think of my pictures as wordless poems. It turns out solitary animals, such as a horse or a deer in a mysterious landscape; a forest or a lake, often partially hidden in fog. Maybe you see the outline of a small town or a house, or a mountain.The floating spherical shapes, and the moon or other mystical lights symbolize the ephemeral moment and eternity of the cosmic enigma.”<\/em>\u00a0 Arjuna Geir Aasehaug<\/p>\n The exhibition is running until February, 18 2024.<\/strong><\/p>\n Welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n For a long time, Yusuke Nagano<\/a> has had an ongoing art project in which he has painted Gothenburg, seen through his eyes. This exhibition features brand new watercolour paintings.<\/p>\n “My artwork is influenced by my daily life, where I live, my family and the people I meet. In my pictures of Gothenburg, I want to try to show all sides of the city.”<\/em><\/p>\n The exhibition is running until January, 28 2024.<\/strong><\/p>\n Welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Participating artsits:\u00a0 Richard Vakil, Lena Hautoniemi, Helena Jungermann, Eva Wir\u00e9n, Gunnar Larsson, Marie Sandell.<\/p>\n The exhibition is shown until on December 17, 2023.<\/strong><\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We welcome the artist \u00c5sa S\u00f6dergren<\/a> back to us and this time with a solo exhibition. \u201cI gave myself a whole year to dive into the paint. I had reached the end of the road in mine painting and needed to do a reboot. From the figurative I moved into the abstract, and rummaged around.<\/em><\/p>\n How difficult it was! And rewarding!<\/em><\/p>\n And it is from that process that my current work comes. I found one language and a theme that touches me, or rather is there, deep down. <\/em><\/p>\n It can take different expressions, both figurative and non-figurative, in different techniques and material and both two- and three-dimensional. <\/em><\/p>\n It is both a pleasure and a compulsion to be there\/here, but above all it is one voyage of discovery. Like a truffle pig I bark and root, like a geologist I knock stones and bury me. I wash gold, and find stories.\u201d <\/em><\/p>\n On the opening day at 12:30 and 14:30 \u00c5sa S\u00f6dergren talks about her artistry.<\/p>\n The exhibition is shown until on November 26, 2023.<\/strong><\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We will mainly be open for booked viewings during this period, but also post the times we are open every week.<\/p>\n If you are interested in coming to a viewing \u2013 do not hesitate to contact us by phone 070 \u2013 284 20 50 or contact us by e-mail: monica@rivercitygallery.se\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n “In 2020 I had my first exhibition at RiverCity Gallery.<\/span><\/span> It was also the first exhibition where I showed my paintings around my theme \u2013 DISTANCE \/ MOVEMENT \/ CLOSENESS \u2013 which I have been working with ever since.<\/span><\/span> This exhibition is new paintings that move in the same world of thought.<\/span><\/span> Changes and movements are more in the visual.<\/span><\/span> I break up the surfaces more now, at the same time the images become more realistic and I approach the subjects and portray them with greater realism.<\/span><\/span> The focus on urban environments, how we travel and encounter new places, has also been highlighted in the motifs in recent times.<\/span><\/span> It’s about portraying the present and the space between places.”<\/span><\/span><\/em><\/p>\n Lennart Samor<\/a> was born in 1971 and lives in \u00d6stersund.<\/span><\/span> He exhibits regularly around Sweden, but has also exhibited in Norway and Denmark, and is represented by several municipalities and county councils.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n The opening day at 12.30 and 14.30 Lennart Samor talks about the exhibition and his ways to paint.<\/p>\n The exhibition is shown until October 8, 2023.<\/strong><\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Group exhibition with: The exhibition is shown until Sept 10, 2023.<\/strong><\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n During the summer, the gallery is visited by different artists during shorter exhibitions. June, 30 – July,6 Eva Sidestr\u00f6m and Anders von Br\u00f6mssen, photo<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 7 – July, 13\u00a0 Katarina Thomassen, watercolor paintings<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 14 – July, 20 Cecilia Gatehouse, artworks in wire and fabric<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 21 – July, 27\u00a0 Veronika Yngwe, paintings in oil and watercolor<\/strong><\/p>\n July, 30 – Aug, 3\u00a0 Sara Berlin och Birgitta Spjut, pantings<\/strong><\/p>\n Aug, 4 – 8\u00a0 Helena K\u00e4stel och Emma St\u00e5lvik, m\u00e5leri<\/strong><\/p>\n Aug, 12 – 16\u00a0 Anne L\u00e4tt Nyboe, oilpaintings and mixed media<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n We are celebrating Gothenburg’s 400th anniversary.<\/p>\n We do this with an art exhibition where invited artists have created on the common theme of GOTHENBURG. Participating artists: Anna T\u00f6rnquist, Steve Bettman, Mia Frankedal, Johanna B\u00f6rjesson, Lars A Persson, Yusuke Nagano, Dalibor Eminefendic, Petra Berntsson<\/p>\n The exhibition is shown until June 18, 2023.<\/strong><\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n “They usually say that it’s good to be different. But how is that which is different seen – when it comes down to it?<\/em><\/p>\n If you google “being different” the first hit that comes up is a link from BRIS with crisis call numbers and posts that start with “I look at families in a new way, families with healthy children, look at them from the outside in a way which I didn’t do before because then I was part of them\u2026\u201d. Being different seems, if you look at Google, to trigger thoughts of loneliness, BRIS, crisis and illness. It is, I think, a shame and, indeed, even sick to make the immediate connection between different and wrong, bad or sick.<\/em><\/p>\n That’s why I’ve made a color cascade for exhibition as a tribute to all “s\u00e4rlingar”!<\/em><\/p>\n And you? We are all, each and every one of us, a “s\u00e4rling”.\u201d<\/em> \/ Heike Thiede<\/a><\/p>\n On Saturday, the “G\u00f6teborgsvarvet” passes outside the gallery, which affects the accessibility. The exhibition is shown until on May, 28.<\/strong><\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n “This exhibition has been named Memory of the Girl. I usually work with a theme and the idea for this theme comes from a conversation I had with my grandmother. She was a little over eighty years old at the time and said she thought aging was strange. “Sure, if I look in the mirror I can see the aged woman, but inside I’m still the girl too.” This thing about carrying your different ages within you throughout life has been on my mind a lot lately, perhaps because I myself turned fifty this summer. I think it’s important to preserve the girl\/boy inside and the exhibition is a kind of tribute to these inner girls, but also a tribute to cool aunties.”\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\n Jenny S\u00f6derlund<\/a> lives in Bankeryd just outside J\u00f6nk\u00f6ping. She has been drawing and painting for as long as she can remember. This is Jenny’s second solo exhibition with us at RiverCity Gallery. She combines her own creation with teaching painting, sketching and sculpture two days a week at Mullsj\u00f6 Folkh\u00f6gskola, where she also teaches weekend and summer courses.<\/p>\n The exhibition is shown until on April, 30.<\/p>\n Warm welcome!<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Joachim Karkea<\/a> is back with his third exhibition at RiverCity Gallery.<\/p>\n “I like to work with light in my pictures, and watercolor suits me best to achieve the soft transitions from light to dark.”<\/em><\/p>\n The motifs in Joachim’s watercolors are usually landscapes for which he draws inspiration from nature and the silence that surrounds him. Joachim is a master at capturing the light in his paintings. Light is the soul of the landscape, nature’s presence is direct and essential in the works of art. Through his paintings, Joachim conveys colorful landscapes that touch beyond the surface of the image. The works of art open up and in the encounter with the viewer, magic arises.<\/p>\n The exhibition is shown until on April, 2.<\/p>\n
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Summer exhibitions with guest exhibitors<\/h3>\n
\nThe artists themselves are present throughout the exhibitions.<\/p>\n
\nIngela Andersson, Camia Pia Boije, Solvej Danielsson Sahlgren, Lottha Fareby, Sofia Granerus, Elisabeth Johansson, Emma Munthe, Jessica Ramb\u00e4ck, Pepita Logenius<\/p>\n
\nCarina Thorsson, Frida Lindqvist, Hanna Ingvarsson, Hel\u00e9n Linde, Ingela Flory, Carina Nyqvist, Lisa Melander, Louise Perme, Tina Wetterskog, Veronica Hamnefj\u00e4ll Hamr\u00e9n<\/p>\n
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June, 1 – 19\u00a0 Summer Salon<\/h3>\n
\nA sparkling mix of art from our artists!<\/p>\nOpening Saturday June, 1 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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May, 4\u00a0 – 19 Anna Israelsson, watercolor paintings<\/h3>\n
Opening Saturday May, 4 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
\nMarch, 29\u00a0 – April, 18\u00a0 Jubilee exhibition – RiverCity Gallery 10 years!
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\nOpen Easter Eve and Easter Sunday at 11-15<\/h3>\n
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March, 2 – 17\u00a0 Maria C Bernhardsson and Ulrica Elmberg<\/h3>\n
Opening Saturday, March, 2 at 12-16<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nFeb, 3 – 18\u00a0 Arjuna Geir Aasehaug in the exhibition “Enigma”<\/h3>\n
Opening Saturday, February 3 at 12-16<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Jan, 13 – 28\u00a0 Yusuke Nagano\u00a0in the exhibition “Gothenburg Through My Eyes”<\/strong><\/h3>\n
Opening Saturday, January 13 at 12-16<\/strong><\/h3>\n
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Dec, 2 – 17\u00a0 \u00a0December salon<\/h3>\n
Vernissage Saturday December, 2 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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Nov, 11 – 26\u00a0 \u00c5sa S\u00f6dergren in the exhibition “Habitat”<\/h3>\n
\nIn her exhibition, she will show paintings, collages and three-dimensional objects.<\/p>\nVernissage Saturday November, 11 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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Oct, 11 – Nov, 7 Group exhibition<\/h3>\n
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Sept, 23 – Oct, 8\u00a0 Lennart Samor, painting<\/h3>\n
Vernissage Saturday September, 23 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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Aug, 26 – Sept, 10\u00a0 \u201dART IN LATE SUMMERTIME\u201d
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\nNiklas and Jessica F\u00e4nnick, <\/strong>sculpture
\nMagnus K Larson, <\/strong>mixed media
\nAnna Israelsson, <\/strong>watercolor
\nLouise Villa, <\/strong>painting
\nTorbj\u00f6rn Hahne,<\/strong> glass- och ceramic images
\nLennart Berggren, <\/strong>painting<\/p>\nVernissage Saturday August, 26 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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Summer exhibitions with guest exhibitors<\/h3>\n
\nThe artists themselves are present throughout the exhibitions.<\/p>\n
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June, 3 – 18 \u00a0Theme exhibition – G\u00f6teborg 2023<\/h3>\n
Vernissage Saturday June, 3 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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May, 13 – 28 \u00a0Heike Thiede in the exhibition “S\u00e4rlingar” (painting, collage, mixed media, sculpture)<\/h3>\n
Vernissage weekend Saturday and Sunday May 13 and 14 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
\nThe artist will be in the gallery both Saturday and Sunday.<\/p>\n
\nApril, 15 – 30 \u00a0Jenny S\u00f6derlund in the exhibition “Memory of the girl” (painting and ceramic)<\/h3>\n
Vernissage Saturday, April, 15 at 12-16<\/h3>\n
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March, 18 – April, 2 \u00a0Joachim Karkea (watercolor)<\/h3>\n
Vernissage Saturday, March, 18 at 12-16<\/h3>\n