Work in progress. Document. Portrait of librarian Adolf Hendriksson at the release of Sara Lidman´s book " Gruva".
Still image from The Children of the World Series by TBS Eigasha, Tokyo
Work in progress. Document. Photo from the library at the mining society Malmberget / Gällivare. An exhibition display from 1968/69 - probably with images from the book "Gruva" by Sara Lidman.
Work in progress. Document. Photo of the book, Children of the World Series, part one from 1974. The tv-series about Children in the World was running nationwide btw 1972-1981 in Japan.
Residencies
Ingela Johansson
1 Oct – 20 Dec 10
Ingela Johansson lives and works in Stockholm. Her residency is supported by IASPIS in Sweden.
Johansson’s research-based work adopts a variety of media and includes the organisation of exhibitions, conferences and publications. Her interest is focused on ways in which different institutional models are structured and how power relations can be contested from within institutions. During her residency, Johansson will investigate public employment histories, with particular attention to the role and structure of trade unions and other workers’ organisations, operating around the mining industry in the UK and Sweden. Borrowing methods including investigative journalism and archival film, Johansson will collect material that will form part of a new piece of work developed during the residency.
Ingela Johansson has exhibited in Art and Work, Gallery Box (2010); The Museum of Work, Norrköping, Sweden (2010); Art as a gift, Periferic Biennale 8, Iasi, Romania (2008); What about power relations, Ex Poonto, SKUC Gallery, Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2008; and Exteriors, CCA Kiev, Ukrania (2007).
