Konstepidemin is an artist-run cultural centre in Gothenburg, housed in a 19th-century building that once served as an epidemic hospital. Today it holds studios, galleries, a cinema and a restaurant, all run as a cooperative by the artists themselves. The programme spans visual art, music and performing arts.
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Milton Mondal explores home as something that shifts and moves through personal stories, memories, and experiences of displacement between places.
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Kasra Seyed Alikhani presents Friskvård, an installation about a modern spa where guests are disturbed by warning signals and struggle to keep their composure.
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Tilda Lundbohm presents Dislocated, an installation of transparent sugar sculptures of hands and feet that transform over time. The exhibition explores vulnerability, illness, and the fragility of human life through fragmentation and transience.
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An audiovisual spatial installation and interactive music performance where Johan Frick and Johan Tingne create shifting sound layers that visitors shape, set within Karin Lindgren's surrealist environment.
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Haky Jasim presents the exhibition Echoes Of Starvation at Konstepidemin - a multimedia work exploring life, death, and the distribution of privilege in society.
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Marilen Rauch presents an interactive ceramic installation where visitors grind feldspar sand together into powder and become part of an encounter between mineral, machine, and human action.
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Gothenburg artist Camilla Engman presents her work on liminality - the in-between space of transformation and change. Free admission.
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Jacqueline Forzelius explores economy and labour through performance videos, miniature dioramas, oil paintings, and a mosaic sculpture at Konstepidemin.
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Medina Balešić presents the video work CRYSIS: Revision, an exploration of the body as a carrier of memories through choreography, sound, and moving image.