Mattias Härenstam (born 1971) is a
Swedish
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artist. Härenstam specializes in
sculpture
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,
installation and
video art.
Biography
Härenstam graduated from
National Academy of Fine Arts
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History
The National ...
in
Bergen
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,
Norway
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and
Städelschule in Frankfurt on Main.
Solo exhibitions
2008
*Galleri UKS, Oslo.
2009
*Skånes Konstförening, Malmö
2011
*Akershus Art Centre, Norway
*Tidens krav, Oslo.
2012
*Tromsø Fine Art Society, Norway
*Kunstnerforbundet, Oslo
*Galleri 54, Gothenburg
2013
*Luleå Konsthall, Sweden
*Galleri Rostrum, Malmö, Sweden
*Trafo Kunsthall, Norway
2014
*Art-Claims-Impulse Contemporary Fine Arts, Berlin
*Konstnärshuset, Stockholm
*Galleri Norske Grafikere, Oslo
*Østfold Art Centre, Fredrikstad, Norway
References
External links
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1977 births
Living people
Swedish contemporary artists
Swedish video artists
Bergen Academy of Art and Design alumni
Swedish expatriates in Norway
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