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Hnoss
Göteborg, Sweden Management: Maria Ylander
website: www.konstepidemin.com/hnoss mail: hnoss@konstepidemin.com

Statement
Hnoss started in 1997, it shows, with it´s exhibitions the wide range of expressions which are found under the concept contemporary international jewellery. Hnoss is situated by Konstepidemin - an area full of studios, galleries and other cultural activities in Göteborg.
Programme
2008
22 nov - 14 dec Lina Peterson England/Sverige
25 okt – 16 nov Peter Skubic Österrike
27 sep – 19 okt Karin Seufert Tyskland
30 aug - 21 sep Annika Åkerfelt Sverige/Finland
26/4-18/5 Mari Ishikawa
29/3-20/4 Peter Hoogeboom
1/3-23/3 Ted Noten
2/2-24/2 Ulrich Reithofer
5/1-27/1 Anna Martinsson
Additional information
Opening: Weds-thurs 12-17 Fri-sun 12.16
Hnoss Konstepidemin SE 413 14 - Göteborg Sweden Telephone: +46 31 41 09 19 Fax: +46 31 41 09 19


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	[members only] [Showcase] Lina Peterson Galleri Hnoss is proud to present the English-Swedish jewellery artist Lina Peterson. Place: Galleri Hnoss (Göteborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Erik Kuiper: Weltinnenraum Galleri Hnoss and Konstepidemin are proud to present the Dutch jewellery artist Erik Kuiper. Place: Galleri Hnoss (Gothenborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Sara Borgegård: Architecture in the size of jewellery Galleri Hnoss and Konstepidemin are proud to present the jewellery artist Sara Borgegård. The jewellery of Sara Borgegård celebrates the aesthetics of machinery and constructions. Place: Galleri Hnoss (Gotheborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Ineke Heerkens: Groenplaats Galleri Hnoss is proud to present the Dutch jewellery artist Ineke Heerkens with latest collection "Groenplaats". Place: Galleri Hnoss (Göteborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Bettina Speckner (...)In seemingly banal images of plants or kitchenware she manages through a sensible working process, where choices of composition, involvement of other materials and technical expressions transmits thoughts about the impermanence of man and the inevitable passing of time.(...) Place: Hnoss (Göteborg, Sweden)
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	[members only] [Showcase] Reconsidering identity – a seminar on New Zealand contemporary jewellery New Zealand is a distant and exciting country with a vital arts scene. This seminar gives a unique opportunity to get to know New Zealand contemporary jewellery through the perspectives of three leading authorities in the field. Place: Röhss Museum (Gothemborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Iris Nieuwenburg The narrative jewellery of Iris Nieuwenburg refers to the aesthetics and the design of the rococo style. She uses vintage jewellery, old pictures, doll house cutlery and other miniatures to create collages that captures a certain mood and time spirit. Place: Galleri Hnoss (Göteborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Jiro Kamata: Momentopia Camera lenses are principal elements in Kamata's work. He strips them down to their smallest components, takes away all that is redundant and rebuild them to accurately composed necklaces and brooches. The jewellery plays with the optical effects of the camera lenses, the way they absorb and depict the surroundings. The work is highly technological but yet philosophical in a sense that they evoke thoughts, about images that exists behind the eye of the camera, and the question of who is watching whom. Place: Galleri Hnoss (Göteborg, Sweden)
	[members only] [Exhibition] Anne-Marie Bernhardt: Several shades of black (...) Bernhardts latest work Several shades of black allude to our darkest and most secret thoughts. The part of us we hide and lock away in the most scrubby part of our brain. (...) Place: Hnoss Galleri (Gothemburg, Sweden)
	[Exhibition] Hanna Hedman (...) Hanna Hedman uses beauty to seize the viewers attention, but behind the attractive facade her jewellery deals with difficult subjects such as human vulnerability and underlying defence mechanisms. (...) Place: Hnoss Gallery (Göteborg, Sweden)
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