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Gunilla Klingberg, Brand New View (installation view) at Zeppelin University, Bodensee, Germany, 2009-2012. Cut-out self-adhesive foil on windows, 26 m x 4.4 m. Courtesy of the artist and Galerie Nordenhake. Photo: Ulrike Shepherd.

Stockholm-based artist Gunilla Klingberg’s public commissions can be seen at the Citytunneln, Triangeln train station in Malmö, the Nye Akershus Hospital, Norway, and the Bio Medical Research Center in Lund. She studied at University College of Arts, Crafts, and Design, Stockholm and has recently exhibited at Rice Gallery (Houston), Bonniers Konsthall (Stockholm), and Philagraphika 2011 (Philadelphia). She is represented by Galerie Nordenhake, Berlin and Stockholm. 

FOCUS SCANDINAVIA: This series of posts, selected by SculptureCenter curator Ruba Katrib, highlights artists she met during her recent research trip funded by the Office for Contemporary Art, Norway (OCA) and International Artists Studio Program, Stockholm (IASPIS).

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I think I’m going to have to make an interactive video! Simple concept, elegant interaction. The framerate is controlled by swipe. 

1550 wooden chairs stacked between two buildings. Installation by Doris Salcedo (same artist that brought The Shibboleth to the Tate Modern).

Alt. Space. Delete.

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Budapest’s bike traffic video-visualized. Part of the SubMap project using UrbanCyclr.

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One of my favorite things: my hubby sitting on the ground, spinnin’ old vinyl. #tablelove

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Home, stunning igloo made entirely of books created by Columbian artist, Miler Lagos.

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A beautiful community-based interactive art project. Artist Candy Chang turned the side of an abandoned house in her neighborhood in New Orleans into a giant chalkboard where residents can write on the wall and remember what is important to them. She then went on to do it with kids from Chicago. I love this project. Follow it here.

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hedonisticsustainability:

Tokyo, Japan — Vines provide summer shade and winter sun; reducing energy demands while contributing to bird habitat.

日本東京－藤蔓在夏日遮陽、在冬日保暖，不僅可降低能源需求，也讓鳥類有棲身之所。

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