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  • Kajsa Dahlberg, No Unease Can Be Noticed, All Are Happy And Friendly, 2010
    Kajsa Dahlberg, No Unease Can Be Noticed, All Are Happy And Friendly, 2010
22 February 2014–19 June 2014

Vår inre natur

Olafur Eliasson, Your Windless Arrangement, 1997. Foto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger

Ann Böttcher
Kajsa Dahlberg
Olafur Eliasson
Carl Fredrik Hill
Joachim Koester
EvaMarie Lindahl
Sivert Lindblom
Anna Ling
Gerhard Nordström
Henrik Olesen
Nina Saunders
Lars-Andreas Tovey Kristiansen

With the point of departure in Marabouparken’s own history and what it can tell us about the ideals and the time in which it was designed, we have chosen works from the collection of Malmö Art Museum in which nature, and that which is considered natural, are the elusive reference points of the beautiful and the normal, as well as of the threatening and the uncontrollable in our lives.

The exhibition Our Inner Nature gathers twelve prominent Nordic artists whose works span the 1880s to the present day. Via nature the works reflect and comment on our civilisation and cultural history in which the concept of nature often starts and ends in our own hands. In an act of circular reasoning we define what is natural, apply it to nature and then refer to our constructed image of nature as proof for, and argument against, the unnatural, the abnormal – that which does not belong.

Gerhard Nordström, En utflykt i det gröna. Sommaren 1970 I-III, 1970. Foto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger
Joakim Koester, Nordenskiold and the Icecap, 2001. Foto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger
Utställningsfoto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger
Nina Saunders, Blue Fjord, 2010. Foto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger
Lars-Andreas Tovey Kristiansen, The Radiant City, 2010
Anna Ling, Fossil och Polystyren, 2013. Foto: Jean-Baptiste Béranger