Participating artists:
Julia Adzuki, Åsa Elzén, Hilma Franzon, Jörgen Franzon, Lisa Jeannin, Ebba Jordelius, Annika Lindfors, Olivia Plender, Helena Piippo Larsson, Kersti Rågfelt Strandberg, Kerstin Svanberg, Birger Svanteson.

Through twelve artists, environments, landscapes, places, phenomena and forms are described in different materials such as sculpture, painting, drawing, wall-painting and photo. Factual reports of a local environment or poetic images with a gaze into the distance- a shared care of the closest- in hand, thought and time. The majority of the artists have their starting point in Södertälje and the surrounding area; Mölnbo, Järna, Trosa, Näshulta. Welcome to this years summer exhibition at Södertälje konsthall!

Opens Saturday June 1:st
Introduction at 1 pm
Maja-Lena Molin, Artistic Director, Södertälje konsthall welcomes you.The artists present their work. A conversation between Åsa Elzén and Agnes Fischer about the work Transcript of a Fallow. Agnes Fischer works with Boodla, which started in 2012 with urban farming as a tool to create security in neighborhoods and knowledge about biological diversity, cultivation and sustainable food systems. Boodla is currently working on a cultivation project in a park in Brunnsäng, Södertälje in collaboration with Södertälje municipality.
Location: Södertälje konsthall, floor 2, Lunagallerian.

Thursdays at 1 pm Special guided tours.
Our gallery hosts offer an introduction to the exhibition every day. Talk to the hosts and they will tell you about the art. We offer tours in Swedish, English, Arabic and Finnish. The in-depth special viewings are for those who want to know a little more about the exhibition. No pre-registration.

June 13 Guided tour of the exhibition Local Flora. About 40 min
June 20 Guided tour of the exhibition Local Flora. About 40 min
June 27 Guided tour of the exhibition Local Flora. About 40 min

Södertälje konsthall opening hours: Wed, Thu, Fri 12-18, Sat 11-16
Wed June 5 12-17, Thu June 6 CLOSED
Thu June 20 12-17, Fre June 21 CLOSED, Sat June 22, CLOSED

Illustration by: Emilia Velazquez Mospinek