It is with great joy that Galleri Sebastian Schildt presents metal artist Tobias Birgersson and bookbinder extraordinaire Wolfgang Bremer in the joint exhibition “Body, Contained”. The exhibition features sculptures based on gourds – the voluptuous African fruit which is likely… Continue Reading
Exhibition Uncommon Element open 12th-30th September 2020. Tobias Birgersson, Rebekah Frank, Sophie Hanagarth and Nils Hint are four international metal Crafters that use Iron as their chosen material. Through this group exhibition they will highlight the material Iron and it´s… Continue Reading
I utställningen ”Metal Endeavors” presenteras 2020 års examenskull från MetalArt HDK Valand med enastående arbeten sprungna ur en stark lust till metall och konstnärligt skapande. Utställningen kurerades och producerades utanför Göteborg Universitets ramar och stöd. Galleri och kuratorer har arbetat… Continue Reading
Group Exhibition, May 7 – June 15, 2020. The QUARANTENA group exhibition at Gallery Sebastian Schildt featured brand new works by 29 local and international artists, who have all been inspired by their personal experiences of the current pandemic. QUARANTENA is a contemporary collection of… Continue Reading
Caring is sharing. But is sharing always caring? 1. The larger part of our life consists in sharing. We share the air that we breathe with the masses on the streets and marketplaces of the city. We share our daily… Continue Reading
What are they? They are forged steel forms, flattened planes of metal forming a wonky gourd silhouette, that have been attached to wooden handles. While they follow the same general pattern, each of them is different: the size and angle… Continue Reading
Tobias Birgersson and Damian Skinner Tobias: Is an idea or concept or intention important as a starting point when working with arts and crafts, or when mining their material and tradition? I think not. Damian: What is your intention? Everyone… Continue Reading
The piece is an African bottle gourd (calabash), painted over with car lacquer and provided with a bronze knob that seems to indicate the opening of a vessel, through which water, grain or palm wine might flow. The larger bulb… Continue Reading