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Välkommen till invigningen av utsmyckningarna
”Klätterros” och ”Min väg” av Natasha Dahnberg

Initiativet till konstverket togs av Uppsalahems distriktskontor i samband med att trapphusen skulle förnyas.  Konstverken har kommit till i samverkan med de boende på Stenhagsvägen 101 & Stenhagsvägen 103.

Invigningstalare är Peter Gustavsson,
vice-ordförande i Kulturnämnden.

Invigningen är onsdag den 16 juni 2010 kl 18.00 mellan trapphusen på Stenhagsvägen 101 och 103

Ingen anmälan behövs

Natasha Dahnberg and Anna-Karin Brus participates in Edsvik Konsthalls exhibition 17 april - 30 may 2010.

All artists: Eva Zettervall, Bodil Hedlund, Cecilia Sikström, Stefan Berger, Juan Cano, Sam Westerholm, Björn Krestesen, Anna Karin Brus, Natasha Dahnberg, Stanislaw Zoladz, Joakim Hansén, Walter Weis, Mats Åkerman, Yrjö Edelmann, Märta Rovin, Therese Szatek, Stefania Sir, Johanna Creutzburg, Marja i Myrom, Christina Sauer, Magnus Eriksson, Karl Mårtens, Nils Boldt-Christmas, Sofi Lardner Häggström, Lennart Kaltea, Günter Grass, Marian Heyerdahl, Curt Hamne, Ingvar Staffans, Sergio Perea Jerez, Anna Löwdin, Estoardo Barrios Carrillo, Mia Jarnsjö, Jörgen Hammar, Anne-Lie Larsson Ljung, Jörgen Martinsson, Olle Qvennerstedt, Lars Holm, Bo Ljung, Woo Book Lee, Yeo Tae Myuon, Vladimiro Politano, Lars Lerin, Lena Lervik, Maya Rygaard, Gerald Steffe, Helena Larsson, Lars Widenfalk, Birgitta Sundström Jansdotter, Charlotte Krook, Vadim Markin, Bojana Radovic, Luis Deza, Stefano Beccari, Lena Kriström, Åsa Hasselrot, Hermine Keller, Ina Strömberg, Timo Solin and Jörgen Villen.

Opening hours: tue-sun 11-17

edsvik konsthall
Natasha edsvik
AK edsvik

KRUT
Regional tillväxt genom kreativitet - en konferens om och med den kreativa sektorn.
5 maj 2010. 09:00-17:00. Uppsala Konsert och Kongress.
Öppet för allmänheten med fri entré 13:00- 17:00. Bottenvåningen.
För mer information:Kruts hemsida
Haka presenterar sin verksamhet ca 15:00.
Välkomna!

Natasha Dahnberg arbetar med en konstnärlig gestaltning i trapphus på Stenhagsvägen 101-103 i Uppsala.
Uppdragsgivare; Uppsalahem, Stenhagens distrikt. Färdigställs under våren 2010.
(bilden visar skisser)

Katarina Sundkvist Zohari och Natasha Dahnberg fick skissuppdraget till konstnärligtgestaltning av Kulturnämnden i Uppsala kommun.
Gestaltning planeras på Dragarbrunnsgatan, färdigställs 2010-2011.
Dragarbrunnsgatan är full av historia, en del om den platsen vet man med säkerhet, annat bara lite grann, ytterligare annat har man glömt. En blandning av epoker, stilar, ytor och färger ligger bakom gatans charm som vi försöker lyfta fram med vår konstnärliga gestaltning. Platsen som vi arbetar med är inte stor och pampig, snarare intim och lite blygsam. Vi försöker se den som ett vardagsrum som alla kan besöka, hitta sin lugna plats i, och ta ett andetag under resans gång.

Utställningen “Swedish Family” på Uppsala konstmuseum är nu avslutad och vi kan konstatera att det var en lyckad utställningen med många besökare på vernissagen, temadagen, visningarna och i barngrupperna. Utställningskatalogen är nu klar och visar en fin dokumentation och fördjupning i projektet med dess konstverk som visades på UKM under perioden 23.1 - 7.3 2010.

Vi i Haka vill tacka alla konstnärer:
Tatiana Antoshina, Gerd Aurell, Catti Brandelius, Anna-Karin Brus, Natasha Dahnberg, Per Enokson, Mona-Lisa Eriksson, Marina Fomenko, Agneta Forslund, Maria Ionova- Gribina, Taisia Korotkova, Maria Krasnova- Shabaeva, Anders Krisár, Nika Kukhtina, Anatstasia Kuznetszova- Ruf, Helena Laukkanen, Maria Lewis, Roland Persson, Maria Pogorzhelskaia, Alexander Pogorzhelski, Katarina Sundkvist Zohari, Nina Svensson, Johan Thurfjell, Knutte Wester och Natalia Zintsova.

Vi vill tacka till alla på Uppsala konstmuseum:
Curator: Elisabeth Fagerstedt, museichef och författare av inledningstext i katalogen.
Tekniker: Martin Wallin, Johan Andreasson, Stephen McKenzie, Ronan Miossec, Nacho Tatjer, Haidar Mahdi och Lars Eriksson.
Grafisk formgivning och redaktör: Eva Björkman
Foto: Pär Fredin
Översättning: Richard Griffith Carlsson
Pedagogik och programverksamhet: Rebecka Wigh
Stort tack även till personalen som har guidat och hållt alla visningar men även tack till övrig personal som arbetar lite i det dolda men ger stor effekt för helheten.

Stort tack till:
UPPSALA KOMMUN, kulturkontoret
Galleri Strömbom
Galleri Mårtenson & Persson
Svenska Ambassaden i Moskva; kulturrådet Lena Jonson och ambassadråd Christina Jaohannesson
Magnus Dahnberg tolk och översättare
Moscow Museum of Modern Art
Uppsala konstnärsklubb
ICM Logistic AB, Hans Nilsson
Rysk-svenskt kulturcentrum i Moskva
Anatoly Kargapolov, kulturattaché vid Ryska Federationens ambassad i Sverige
Mia Sundberg
samt Privata långivare

Tack och stor kärlek till våra familjer och vänner som har gett oss stöd i alla de år som vi har drivit detta projekt. 

Wellcome to Hakas studios 4/3, 19:00
> Nika Kukhtina presents:
“This project has been shot on film by the author in a slightly
pregnant state, in Russia as well as in Sweden. In Sweden, shots took place in the city of Uppsala, known not only by mention in The Wonderful Adventures of Nils, but also by its ob/gyn centre. I felt very cosy being pregnant in Uppsala. The same big-bellied creatures were wandering around. I must say that without a belly I would feel like I was missing something. The nine tales are, of course, both nine months, and nine stories: four Swedish, and four stories by Russian mothers. The ninth, a story told by myself, is a film.Russian and Swedish prospective (and new) moms were asked the same questions, such as «do you want a boy or a girl?», «are there are any signs that you believe in and follow during pregnancy?» and so on. Incidentally, the differences were fairly significant; the survey showed that Russia is closer to being an oriental country, with superstitions, traditions, mascots. As well as in the attitude to the «value» of a male heir: all interrogated Russian moms wanted a boy, while for Swedish mothers the sex of a child was not essential. Russian moms (as well as myself) were sure that, when leaving to give birth, it was necessary to open, for example, all the closets in the house, so that everything passed quickly and successfully, that the date of birth should be kept secret: the less people know about it, the easier it will be to give birth. The Swedish moms were perplexed; I had to explain to them what these «signs» were, they listened attentively, but then admitted that that there was nothing like that they have ever heard about. Well, except that they always communicate the date of birth with a two-week delay, so that annoying friends and relatives do not call with the same question: «Did you give birth already? Not yet? So when then? »But fortune-telling by the form of the abdomen was practiced by almost all future mothers.«9 tales» have been shown in the Moscow Museum of Modern Art during
the Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art (curator project of HAKA group «Swedish Family») and now, nearly two and a half years later, come to Uppsala. And the small inhabitants of Bellies-2007 will also be able to come to the show.”
/Nika Kukhtina

Seminar at Uppsala Art Museum: “Swedish Family” On Saturday 13 February 2010, at 14.00-15.30.

Nuclear family - a security and a straitjacket? A conversation between the author Susanna Alakoski and the artist Knutte Wester. Natasha Dahnberg introduces the exhibition. Moderator; Rebekah Wigh

Uppsala Konstmuseum

Haka is nominated for Russia´s biggest prize in arts, Innovatsija, in the category: Best Curator in 2009, for the exhibition “Swedish Family” at Moscow Museum of Modern Art.

“Swedish Famliy” at Uppsala artmuseum 23/1 - 7/3 2010
Elisabeth Fagerstedt, chief of Uppsala konstmuseum welcomes and presents:
Anatoly Kargapolov, culturalattaché, Russian Federation consulate in Sweden, who is opening the exhibition.
PERFORMANCE: Red Cloud Carter and Electric Allen- A Family Affair: by Catti Brandelius and Roland Persson.
This show is produced in cooperation HAKA and UKM (Uppsala konstmuseum) 2009- 2010.
Welcome!

PROJECT - “SWEDISH FAMILY”

The exhibition “Swedish Family” was a special project in Moscow’s third Art Biennial at Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Petrovka street. 2009.
Opened by Zurab Tsereteli, director of the Russian Art Academy and founder of MMoMA and Lena Jonsson Cultural Counsellor of the Swedish Embassy in Moscow.
This project was supported by Uppsala Kommun (city community), Kulturkontoret.

The idiom ”Swedish family” makes people in Russia smile ambiguously. When Swedish people learn that it means that three people have an intimate relation, they are very surprised. At first, the name of the exhibition appeared as a joke during joint exhibitions of artists of both countries. Of course, no matter Russian or Swedish, it is clear that the family is a main theme in many artists works and that the contents can unite as well as separate.

The initiators and curators of the exhibition are the Uppsala HAKA group that consists of five artists: Anna-Karin Brus, Natasha Dahnberg, Agneta Forslund, Helena Laukkanen and Katarina Sundkvist Zohari.
HAKA has invited artists that work with different aspects of the contemporary family in their art to take part in the exhibition. Many artists open their private lives to the audience, narrate the story of their families. Life, death, love, sex, problems and easy living, all aspects of life.
HAKA has also selected artists who work in different techniques: painting, installations, video, photography, drawings, sculptures, objects and embroidery artworks. A exhibition rich in variation.

The conclusion is that we have to speak about different things in different ways. Here there is a little bit of everything, like in any family.

Participating artists:
Helena Laukkanen, Anna-Karin Brus, Katarina Sundkvist Zohari, Agneta Forslund, Natasha Dahnberg, Anders Krisar, Nina Svensson, Per Enokson, Roland Persson, Catti Brandelius, Gerd Aurell, Mona-Lisa Eriksson, Johan Thurfjell, Knutte Wester, Marina Fomenko, Maria Ivanova Gribina, Tatiana Antoshina, Taisiya Korotkova, Alexandr Pogorzhelskiy, Anastasia Koznetsova-Ruf, Nika Kukhtina, Maria Pogorzhelskaia, Natalia Zintsova, Tatiana Antoshina och Maria Krasnova Shabaeva.