Current exhibitions

Lotta Antonsson belongs to a generation of Swedish artists who emerged in the early 1990s and whose work questioned the objectification of women and prevailing power structures.

 

Antonsson explored the boundaries of photography early on, experimenting with different materials in collages and installations. Her latest work recalls her explorations of photography and materials from the late 1960s and 1970s in a style where documentary and fiction form a fusion of social, political and sexual revolutions.

 

From this process emerges a very personal way of looking at the fleeting nature of things.

 

Lotta Antonsson works in Halland and Berlin and has exhibited both nationally and internationally. She is educated at Konstfack and the Royal Swedish Academy of Fine Arts and has worked as a professor at HDK-Valand.

 

Her works are represented at the Moderna Museet, Gothenburg Art Museum, Hasselblad Center, Halland Art Museum and others.

 

Parallel to the exhibition at Galleri Göteborgs Konstförening, she is exhibiting at Fotografiska in Stockholm until November 29. See and listen to SVT's review here:

 

SVT review Lotta Antonsson at Fotografiska