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Grand opening of the Drawing Hotel, Paris |
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Exhibition at Galleri Rostrum, Malmö, Sweden |
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2013-05-30 Time waits for us, Galleri Magnus Karlsson is pleased to announce a group exhibition that will be on display throughout the summer. In conjunction with the inauguration of Nationalmuseum’s temporary space with the exhibition Carl Larsson - Friends and Enemies in our building (The Royal Academy of Fine Arts), we will show Time Waits for Us . This exhibition presents new works by all of our gallery artists. |
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2013-05-01 Not to touch the earth, soloexhibition at galerie Bendana-Pinel, Paris The latest works of Thomas Broomé are inspired by Andy Warhol and in particular from the 1988 Sotheby’s auction of Warhol’s estate and art collections where over ten thousand lots were sold. The paintings of Broomé confront us with an image of unknown figure of Andy Warhol or maybe we should call him by his real name here: Andrew Warhola. Through these canvases Broomé takes us into a private world of his New York residence. By way of a set of colored lines, characteristic of Broomé’s work, he recomposed almost obsessively, the inhabited room (bedroom, TV lounge…) of Andy’s Victorian style palace, the contrary of what we would imagine to be the residence of the pop art icon. A palace crammed with treasures, some of them in unopened original wrapping. The hoarding of objects were so severe, that many of the Townhouses 30 rooms were impossible to enter. |
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2013-03-16 Ja Natuurlijk/Yes Naturally, Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, Holland Yes Naturally is an art exhibition at the GEM Museum for Contemporary Art, Fotomuseum and Gemeentemuseum Den Haag raising the fundamental question: What is natural? And who or what decides? International artists present new viewpoints, challenge old patterns and encourage sustainable behavior. |
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2013-02-15 Market, Fredsgatan 12, Stockholm thomas broomé, richard johansson, susanne johansson, charlie roberts & lisa jonasson |
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2012-10-01 Casa Vouge, article in the october issue of italian Vouge Thomas Broomé wandering with Ingmar Bergman. |
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2012-11-10 - 2012-14-10 Frieze Ar Fair, London Booth E1: maria nordin, mamma andersson, jens fänge, jockum nordström, thomas broomé, lisa jonasson, peter köhler & amy bennett |
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2012-09-13 - 2012-12-02 150 years of Swedish art, Hillstrom museum, Minnesota 150 Years of Swedish Art features forty-four paintings that provide an overview of the history of Swedish art since about 1862 until the present time, demonstrating the wonderful vitality of that tradition. 150 Years of Swedish Art, the most ambitious exhibition of the Hillstrom Museum of Art to date, is part of the Museum's celebration of the Sesquicentennial of Gustavus Adolphus College, founded in 1862. Around half of the artworks have been lent by Stockholm's Nationalmuseum, while the rest are on loan from Moderna Museet. These sister institutions are the two most important art museums in Sweden. Although the artists represented in the exhibit are of fundamental importance in the collections of those national museums, many of them are not yet well known in the U.S. |
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2012-08-01 - 2012-09-09 Silent revolution, Talinn Art Hall, Estonia We live in the era of change and uncertainty. A short while ago we spoke about postmodernism dominating in the culture, liberal capitalism in the politics and economy and wellbeing in the social sphere. We have begun to comprehend that postmodernism has ended or has reached a deep crisis: the discourse of multiculturalism and identity is being shadowed by global integration; cultural relativism and deconstruction has been replaced by metamodernistic universality. |
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2012-04-19 - 2012-05-20 The Guest, Galleri Magnus Karlsson, Stockholm 2012-04-19 Thomas Broomé was the first contemporary artist to receive the Foundation of Bergmangårdarnas Art Grant in the summer of 2011. The grant allowed him to spend three months at the Bergman estate, and it is from this stay that this exhibition has its starting point. Besides being inspired by Bergman’s persona, Broomé was also influenced by the 56 meter long building by the sea, it’s history and the mythical tension of the building. Broomé's visit and his personal experience with The Hour of the Wolf in the Bergman house has influenced him to create a unique exhibition, which take us to, an beyond, the rooms at Hammars and a world of mystery writing and light installations. |
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The Bergman Estate on Fårö welcomes artists, scholars and journalists from around the world. We offer free accommodation and a place of work in an environment intended to nurture contemplative and creative work – the same environment that inspired Ingmar Bergman in his own artistic pursuits through forty years.
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Thomas Broomé has made seven new works specifically for the fair, five paintings and two sculptures. In Broomé’s works, the material is a carrier of information, but the information is also bound into the material. The two are patiently woven together and end up creating new and unknown properties. In the new paintings he has developed his technique ‘Dunkelskrift’, in the sculptures he has experimented with 15 tons of pressure and engraved texts that can only be seen under a microscope.
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2009-07-29 Public art sculpture in Karlshamn |
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Design:
Thomas Broomé
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