Formverk (art zone)

Eskilstuna, Sweden

Eskilstuna, Sweden
www.formverk.se

Formverk (art zone) established 2004, is a dynamic, non-profit space for contemporary art and art projects. We work on a domestic, as well as an international basis, to realise artistic exchange and cooperation. To benefit a deeper understanding of emerging and experimental art, we include public discussions with artists and curators. We have comprehensive contacts with other artist-run spaces around the world, and ongoing collaborations with artists in Serbia, Albania, Poland, Bulgaria, Turkey, Yerevan, Germany, UK, India, Brazil and USA. Formverk (art zone) also arrange exhibitions in other spaces, obtains commissions and gives lectures. We actively participate in the art scene in Sweden and abroad, and firmly believe that it is important to share experiences with others – and have fun!

"Infectious Manipulation", virtual performance, Stina Pehrsdotter and Niclas Hallberg performing for "For Actions Sake" curated by Alysse Stepanian, March 12, 2010 Santa Fe Complex 
Santa Fe, USA. 2010, photo: Niclas Hallberg
"Exquisite Corpse Video Project", workshop at Supermarket Art Fair 2010, photo: Stina Pehrsdotter
"ART HAPPENS – nordic artist-run initiatives", Artist-run spaces from the Nordic countries present themselves and the artists behind. Exhibitiors: Gallery 69 (NO), 700IS Hreindyraland (IS), Kuten (FI), Spanien19C (DK), Candyland (SE), Formverk (art zone) (SE), May 2010, photo: Niclas Hallberg
Andreas Eklöf: ”I will build something big and beautyful”, Fashion and video installation, August 2010
Zoran Todovic, Serbia, preparing his installation for the exhibition Warming, October 2008, photo: Niclas Hallberg
Dance performance at the opening of A Tree Full Of Birds, Microwesten and Fridey Mickel Art Berlin! (FMAB), February 2010, photo: Niclas Hallberg
"AVTRYCK", 31 contemporary artists from Eskilstuna, June 2009, photo: Niclas Hallberg
Daniel Stubenvoll & Janina Krepart: ”Quasi” , Hamburg, August 2010, photo: Niclas Hallberg
"Exquisite Corpse Video Project", workshop, March 2009, photo: Niclas Hallberg