Tjörnedala konsthall / ÖSKG is an artist-run platform founded in 1974 located in eastern Skåne, and is supported by Swedish Arts Council, Region Skåne and Simrishamns Municipality. Tjörnedala Konsthall/ÖSKG organizes exhibitions, open studios (Konstrundan 1968), workshops, artist-in-residence programs, seminars, concerts, performances, land-art etc and embraces all contemporary art, design and craft forms as sculpture, painting, video, ceramic, glass art, performances etc. Tjörnedala Konsthall creates exhibitions of national and international scope. Recent exhibitions addressing issues on social and environmental themes and invites both emerging as renowned artists.

For Twilight Zone at Supermarket Art Fair 2023, Tjörnedala Konsthall/ÖSKG presents Channa Bankier, an artist influenced by Jewish and Eastern thought . In mythically magical and expressive images, often with her own face or her own body as icon and sign, she portrays the existential conditions of man. Her world of symbols is rooted in sexuality and creative power, and her inner mythological landscape is filled with symbols such as vessels, birds, houses and pyramids. Since 1996, she has mainly worked with computer-generated images, reproduced on large wax canvases and as lightboxes. In the theme, we want to demonstrate the portrayal of a world thrown into shadow at the same time as the other half receives the blessings of the sun in the opposite of opposites that cannot exist without each other through myths, culture and popular culture. Channa Bankier works in the borderland between myths, culture and popular culture.
Tjörnedala konsthall / ÖSKG is an artist-run platform founded in 1974 located in eastern Skåne, supported by Swedish Arts Council, Region Skåne and Simrishamns Municipality. Tjörnedala Konsthall/ÖSKG organizes exhibitions of national and international scope, open studios (Konstrundan 1968), workshops, seminars, ArtWalk and embraces all contemporary art, design and craft forms as sculpture, painting, video, ceramic, glass art, performances etc.