- Source: Artscape (organisation)
Artscape is a nonprofit organization working predominantly within street art and public art. It was founded in Malmö, Sweden in 2014 by Daniel Wakeham and Tor Hedendahl. Artscape has produced several street art festivals, inviting international artists to create street art in different parts of Sweden. Alongside the production of the artworks, the organization has also arranged artist talks, workshops and panel discussions.
Artscape organised Sweden's first international street art festival in Malmö in 2014, and has since arranged street art projects in Gothenburg (2016), and Värmland (2017).
Activities
Artscape was set up to promote public art, and challenge the "dominance of the advertising boards" through the use of street art in the urban environment. Its projects are often undertaken in urban areas that are in need of, or are undergoing, regeneration.
Exhibitions/Projects
2014 – 12 May – Malmö
Artists featured: Stinkfish, Phlegm, Above, Faith47, Magda Sayeg, Smug One, Cyrcle, Isaac Cordal, Mademoiselle Maurice, Natalia Rak, D*Face, Katy Beveridge, Leon, Ola Kalnins, Shalak, Smoky, Fiya, Amara por dios.
2015 – 'Cadavre Exquis', 2 September – Malmö
Artists featured: Bless, Zadok and Christina Angelina
2016 – 25 July – August (4 weeks) – Gothenburg
Artists featured: Bless, Cityzenkane, Code26, Eine, Disk, Elina Metso, Ligisd, Magda Sayeg, Ollio, Henrietta Kozica, Hueman, Jarus, Koralie & Supakitch, Rone, Yash, Ajja, Ana Maria and Animalitoland
2017 – ‘White Moose Project’, 24 July – Värmland: in Arvika, Filipstad, Forshaga, Grums, Karlstad, Munkfors Sunne, Säffle, Torsby, and Årjäng.
Artists featured: Nomad Clan, Wild Drawing, Yash, Faith47, Super G, Smug, Hyuro, Ledania, Henric Thåg, Sagie, Case Maclaim, Pantonio, Vexta, Tatiana Suarez, Captain Kris, BKfoxx, Bordalo ll, Caratoes, Hitotzuki, Annatomix, Shalak & Smoky, Pastel and Zadok.
Notes
External links
Official ARTSCAPE website
Kata Kunci Pencarian:
- Artscape (organisation)
- Artscape
- Cape Performing Arts Board
- Kirvan Fortuin
- Gloria Bosman
- Royal Academy of Dance
- Emeka Okereke
- Tom Scott (painter, born 1928)
- Smitha Madhav
- University of Cape Town